ТОКИЙСКИЙ ГУЛЬ - ТРАГЕДИЯ ПОТЕРЯНОГО СМЫСЛА

11 years ago, the Takiyskiy gulf blew up the internet. White hair Konecki, legendary opening, 1,000 min7. All this became part of an entire era. And for many, this anime became a real door into the world of Japanese animation. Despite all its problems, I rewatched it about five times and each time I discovered

something new in this title. And now, when everyone has long forgotten about the ghoul, I sat down and read the manga from beginning to end for the first time and was shocked. Manga is not just a complete version of anime, it is a different philosophy, a different plot, it is a completely different story. And I want to share

this discovery with you so that as many people as possible can learn about it. Today I'm going to go through each season and tell you why Takiyskigul [music] is n't just an anime with problems, but a tragedy of lost meaning. Ikari is with you. Let's go. When people think of Ikiysky Ghoul today, most people

think of the first season. It seems like they did n't change the plot much, unlike the others, which is why they call it the only normal season. I used to think so too, but the deeper I delved into the manga, the more I began to understand. Even the first season is not the

story the author wanted to tell. From the first pages of the manga, I was again overcome by that same feeling that I once caught from the anime. This is a disturbing night-time Tokyo, where any person can turn out to be a monster. Everything here is so slow, drawn-out and oppressive. And here he is,

our beloved Koneki. Not a hero, but a lost boy who gets sucked into the world of ghouls. And it seems like the beginning is the same, but already in the first chapters of the manga you notice that he is somehow different, not at all like the Kanaki from the anime. And the first thing that catches your eye is