CATDOLL: Netizens hotly discuss: Are the settings of "Ajin" and "Tokyo Ghoul" similar?

The TV animation "Ajin" has just been aired and has attracted the attention of many Japanese netizens. In fact, this work has already attracted much attention before it was aired, and now everyone still has a high evaluation of this work. However, after watching the animation, some netizens think that "Ajin" and "Tokyo Ghoul" have a subtle similarity in setting. After this view was released, Japanese netizens launched a heated discussion on this.

2: 2016/01/17(Sunday) 14:20:14.199

really

6: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:21:40.693

I understand what you mean. Attack on Titan is similar.

4: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:21:15.053

Stronger than humans

Misanthropy

The protagonist is cute and weak

I am bored

8: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:22:00.057

I think this is the old king setting.

9: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:22:04.045

Totally different, right?

"Ajin" tells the story of 100 million people capturing a boy in a world where extremely rare people are not treated as human beings.

Tokyo Ghoul tells the story of man-eating monsters integrating into human society and ghouls fighting the police

12: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:22:34.847

It's like saying Dragon Ball is similar to Yu Yu Hakusho.

14: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:23:05.962

The setting is quite interesting when you only watch the short film, but it would be boring if it were drawn into a long battle comic.

19: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:24:10.664

The CG is not broken, which deserves praise

For more relevant information, please pay attention to: Tokyo Ghoul Season 2 Special Zone

25: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:26:21.605

By the way, brain-burning and heroic works seem to be more popular recently.

28: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:27:24.261

I think the top of the pyramid of this kind of comics is "Parasyte"

32: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:29:23.102

Ajin is just a knockoff of ARMS.

The subsequent works of this author are all B-level comics of purely personal taste.

But I like

36: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:31:50.179

Ogure Tsutomu's "Majin" is similar in content and has two books. It is a masterpiece.

38: 2016/01/17 (Sunday) 14:32:54.737

>>36

The protagonist with a good brain looks awesome in battle! Is that what it feels like?

In fact, I personally feel that the settings of these two animations are really not very similar, but there is indeed a subtle feeling. If there is a similarity, it is probably that the protagonists are forced to have the current abilities, and then the helpless and painful experiences in the process of searching for a sense of belonging. What do you think of "Ajin" and "Tokyo Ghoul"?

For more relevant information, please pay attention to: Tokyo Ghoul Season 2 Special Zone