Is Tokyo Ghoul on Netflix?

If you’re a psychological horror anime fan or if you want to start watching darker anime, Tokyo Ghoul is a great place to start.

The iconic series has been hailed as an anime that does a fantastic job at depicting what a tragic hero looks like as well as show how trauma differs per person.

Receiving a perfect critic score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, this anime is certainly one that you absolutely must add to your ever-growing anime list. We tell you more about Tokyo Ghoul and where you can watch below.

What is Tokyo Ghoul about?

Tokyo Ghoul follows the story of Kaneki Ken, a social outcast living in a world where ghouls devour humans. Upon rather unfortunate events, Kaneki suddenly finds himself as a powerful ghoul wanted by many, but he must hide his identity if he wants to survive.

His life becomes even more tragic as he begins to lose his sanity as well as lose the ones he holds dear to his heart. You can watch the trailer for the series, here.

Now that we’ve given you a quick run-down, here are the places where you can watch the anime series.

Is Tokyo Ghoul on Netflix?

Unfortunately, the anime is not currently on Netflix, and we’re unsure when or if the anime series will ever be on the streaming platform.

We’ll be sure to update you when we know a bit more about the series coming to Netflix, but until then, here are the other streaming sites where every season of the series is readily available.

Where can I watch Tokyo Ghoul?

Every season of Tokyo Ghoul is currently streaming on Hulu, Crunchyroll, and Funimation upon subscription.

Additionally, if you prefer Amazon Prime Video, every season will also available to watch on the streaming service, as well.

While you wait for Tokyo Ghoul to come to Netflix, feel free to check out other anime on Netflix similar to this one including Death Note, Parasyte, Devilman Crybaby, and Soul Eater.