Tokyo Ghoul:re Box Set by Sui Ishida

Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set by Sui Ishida brings together all 16 volumes of the complete Tokyo Ghoul:re manga series in one impressive collection.

This dark supernatural manga continues the story of the original Tokyo Ghoul series.

The world is still divided between humans and ghouls.

The Commission of Counter Ghoul continues its war against creatures that look human but survive by eating human flesh.

But the line between human and ghoul is becoming increasingly difficult to define.

About the Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set

The Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set contains the complete 16-volume sequel series.

VIZ Media officially describes the set as including all sixteen volumes together with an exclusive double-sided poster.

The story introduces Haise Sasaki, an investigator working for the Commission of Counter Ghoul.

Haise leads an experimental team known as the Quinx Squad.

These investigators have been given ghoul-like abilities through a dangerous procedure.

They are supposed to become humanity’s newest weapon.

But controlling those powers is not simple.

16 Volumes Included

The complete collection includes:

1. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 1
2. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 2
3. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 3
4. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 4
5. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 5
6. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 6
7. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 7
8. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 8
9. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 9
10. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 10
11. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 11
12. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 12
13. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 13
14. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 14
15. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 15
16. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 16

The official VIZ series page confirms the complete run from Volume 1 through Volume 16.

7 Reasons to Own the Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set

1. The Complete Sequel Series

The biggest advantage of the Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set is having the entire sequel story together.

There is no need to search for individual volumes.

Readers can continue from Volume 1 all the way through the final Volume 16.

2. A Direct Continuation of Tokyo Ghoul

Tokyo Ghoul:re continues the larger story established in the original series.

VIZ describes it as a direct continuation of Tokyo Ghoul.

Characters, organizations, conflicts, and mysteries from the original manga become important again.

For that reason, readers will get the most from this series after completing the original Tokyo Ghoul.

3. Haise Sasaki Is a Fascinating Lead

Haise begins the story as a CCG investigator.

He is calm, capable, and responsible for training the Quinx Squad.

But parts of his identity remain unclear.

Memories, instincts, and strange reactions gradually raise questions about who he really is.

His search for identity becomes one of the central emotional elements of the series.

4. The Quinx Squad Adds New Characters

The Quinx Squad gives the sequel a different dynamic from the original series.

The team includes investigators who possess artificial ghoul abilities.

They remain human but gain access to powers normally associated with ghouls.

This creates both advantages and risks.

Their personalities, rivalries, fears, and ambitions become major parts of the story.

5. Dark Supernatural Action

The series contains intense battles between ghouls and investigators.

Kagune abilities create distinctive combat styles.

As the story develops, battles become larger and more complicated.

Different factions appear.

Alliances change.

Characters are often forced to decide where their loyalties truly belong.

6. Deep Themes About Identity

Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set is not only about action.

The series repeatedly asks what makes someone human.

Is identity based on memory?

Biology?

Choice?

Relationships?

Haise’s personal struggle reflects the larger conflict between humans and ghouls.

7. Exclusive Double-Sided Poster

The official VIZ box set includes an exclusive double-sided poster.

That additional item makes the collection more appealing to fans and manga collectors.

The Commission of Counter Ghoul

The CCG is responsible for fighting ghouls.

Its investigators use specialized weapons and training.

In Tokyo Ghoul:re, however, the organization begins experimenting with something far more dangerous.

Instead of only fighting ghoul powers, investigators are given similar abilities themselves.

This creates difficult ethical questions.

How far should humans go to defeat their enemy?

The Quinx Squad

The Quinx Squad is one of the biggest additions to the sequel.

Members undergo a procedure that gives them access to kagune-like powers.

They are still investigators.

But they now carry part of the same power used by the creatures they hunt.

The experiment is new.

Its long-term consequences remain uncertain.

VIZ specifically describes the Quinx Squad as an untested weapon in the CCG’s fight against ghouls.

Haise and His Missing Past

Haise’s identity is one of the series’ biggest mysteries.

He has memories of his current life.

But something feels incomplete.

As old faces and familiar places appear, parts of his forgotten past begin returning.

This makes the story both a supernatural thriller and an identity mystery.

Humans and Ghouls

The original series already blurred the difference between humans and ghouls.

The sequel pushes that idea further.

Some humans use ghoul abilities.

Some ghouls cooperate with humans.

Some organizations claiming to protect society hide serious secrets.

The story becomes less about two simple sides and more about individuals making difficult choices.

Corruption and Power

The CCG is not presented as perfectly heroic.

As the story progresses, readers discover hidden information and questionable decisions inside the organization.

VIZ notes that the sequel explores corruption within the CCG itself.

This gives the series a strong political and institutional element.

Action and Body Horror

Tokyo Ghoul:re contains intense supernatural violence and horror imagery.

Characters can suffer serious injuries.

Ghoul powers can transform bodies in disturbing ways.

The series therefore suits older teen and adult manga readers more than younger children.

VIZ rates the box set Teen Plus.

Sui Ishida’s Artwork

Sui Ishida’s artwork is a major reason the series stands out.

Action scenes can feel chaotic and aggressive.

Quiet moments can feel emotional and fragile.

Character expressions often communicate details beyond the dialogue.

The darker visual style fits the psychological tone of the story.

The Final Volume

Volume 16 brings the Tokyo Ghoul:re storyline to its conclusion.

By this point, conflicts that began in the original Tokyo Ghoul have grown into a much larger struggle.

Humans and ghouls face threats that force old enemies to reconsider their positions.

VIZ identifies Volume 16 as the final volume of the series.

Recommended Reading Order

For the full story, read:

1. Tokyo Ghoul Vol. 1–14
2. Tokyo Ghoul:re Vol. 1–16

The original Tokyo Ghoul Complete Box Set contains 14 volumes.

The Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set then continues the story with another 16 volumes.

Together, that gives readers 30 main-series volumes across the two complete box sets. VIZ confirms the original collection has 14 volumes and the sequel has 16.

Who Should Read This Box Set?

The Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set is ideal for readers who enjoy dark manga, supernatural horror, psychological stories, action, mystery, and morally complicated characters.

It is especially suitable for readers who have already completed the original Tokyo Ghoul manga.

Fans of stories about identity, memory, secret organizations, monsters, and human nature may find the series especially compelling.

Because of the violence and horror themes, it is better suited to older teen and adult readers.

About Sui Ishida

Sui Ishida is the Japanese manga creator behind Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul:re.

He is also the creator of Choujin X.

His work is known for dark psychological storytelling, detailed character development, supernatural horror, and distinctive artwork.

Readers can learn more through the official VIZ Tokyo Ghoul:re Complete Box Set page.

Product Details

Title: Tokyo Ghoul:re Complete Box Set

Creator: Sui Ishida

Number of Volumes: 16

Format: Paperback Manga Box Set

Bonus: Exclusive Double-Sided Poster

Language: English

Genre: Manga / Horror / Supernatural / Thriller / Action

Publisher: VIZ Media LLC

Imprint: VIZ Signature

ISBN-13: 9781974718474

Release Date: November 3, 2020

Total Pages: 3,766

Age Rating: Teen Plus

Official Set Dimensions: approximately 11.5 × 9.25 × 5.875 inches

These specifications are confirmed by VIZ Media for the official English-language box set.

Important: Tokyo Ghoul vs Tokyo Ghoul:re

Do not confuse this set with the original Tokyo Ghoul Complete Box Set.

The original set contains 14 volumes and carries ISBN 9781974703180.

The Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set contains 16 volumes and carries ISBN 9781974718474.

Tokyo Ghoul:re is the sequel, so the original series should ideally be read first.

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The Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set delivers the entire sequel series in one collection.

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For readers who have completed the original Tokyo Ghoul and want to continue Ken Kaneki’s world through its full conclusion, the Tokyo Ghoul re Box Set is the complete sequel collection.