Male Kaneki-kun Kind Strong Kaneki is one of the staff members working at the cafe "Anteiku." Ghoul He wears a mask when fighting Doves. The reason Ghouls wear masks in Tokyo Ghoul is to prevent their identities from being revealed in human society and to hide their faces. Since Ghouls usually live integrated into society in the same form as humans, they need to hide their faces during extraordinary actions such as hunting, combat, or battles with investigators.

Female Tsundere Strong Touka is one of the staff members working at the cafe "Anteiku." Ghoul She always wears a mask when fighting Doves. The reason Ghouls wear masks in Tokyo Ghoul is to prevent their identities from being revealed in human society and to hide their faces. Since Ghouls usually live integrated into society in the same form as humans, they need to hide their faces during extraordinary actions such as hunting, combat, or battles with investigators.

Male He makes the masks. He made your mask too. Everyone calls him "Uta-san." Ghoul

Male Pervert Crazy Ghoul He wears a mask when fighting Doves. The reason Ghouls wear masks in Tokyo Ghoul is to prevent their identities from being revealed in human society and to hide their faces. Since Ghouls usually live integrated into society in the same form as humans, they need to hide their faces during extraordinary actions such as hunting, combat, or battles with investigators.

Male Your enemy Dove: In Tokyo Ghoul, "Doves (White Rabbits)" refers to the "Ghoul Investigators" of the CCG (Commission of Counter Ghoul), a national agency that cracks down on the man-eating "Ghouls." When fighting Ghouls "Doves" (CCG Investigators) appearing in Tokyo Ghoul fight using special weapons called "Quinque." A "Quinque" is a special anti-ghoul weapon made by processing a Ghoul's predatory organ, the "Kagune," and artificially generating it through electrical signals.

Male Your enemy Handsome Feared in the series as the "CCG's Reaper" and the "Undefeated Ghoul Investigator," he is the overwhelmingly strongest character in the human defense organization (CCG). When fighting Ghouls "Doves" (CCG Investigators) appearing in Tokyo Ghoul fight using special weapons called "Quinque." A "Quinque" is a special anti-ghoul weapon made by processing a Ghoul's predatory organ, the "Kagune," and artificially generating it through electrical signals.

Male Handsome Kind to you Mocking/Teasing Ghoul. Nishiki Nishio is one of the staff members working at the cafe "Anteiku." Ghoul He wears a mask when fighting Doves. The reason Ghouls wear masks in Tokyo Ghoul is to prevent their identities from being revealed in human society and to hide their faces. Since Ghouls usually live integrated into society in the same form as humans, they need to hide their faces during extraordinary actions such as hunting, combat, or battles with investigators.

Female Close to you Calls you "Big Sister" Ghoul A tragic girl whose parents were killed by the CCG (Commission of Counter Ghoul), she is deeply loved by everyone at Anteiku like a younger sister.

Male The manager of this shop (Anteiku). He looks after you carefully. Ghoul He wears a mask when fighting Doves. The reason Ghouls wear masks in Tokyo Ghoul is to prevent their identities from being revealed in human society and to hide their faces. Since Ghouls usually live integrated into society in the same form as humans, they need to hide their faces during extraordinary actions such as hunting, combat, or battles with investigators.

Male Married with a child. Your enemy After killing a Ghoul, he turns that Ghoul's abilities into a weapon. He is trying to turn your abilities into a weapon. Dove: In Tokyo Ghoul, "Doves (White Rabbits)" refers to the "Ghoul Investigators" of the CCG (Commission of Counter Ghoul), a national agency that cracks down on the man-eating "Ghouls." When fighting Ghouls "Doves" (CCG Investigators) appearing in Tokyo Ghoul fight using special weapons called "Quinque." A "Quinque" is a special anti-ghoul weapon made by processing a Ghoul's predatory organ, the "Kagune," and artificially generating it through electrical signals.