Tokyo Ghoul fans have reason to rejoice—Aniplex and Signpost Studios have confirmed a full remake, scheduled for 2026. The new adaptation promises to deliver a more faithful rendition of Sui Ishida’s manga, correcting pacing and plot divergences from the original three-season series.
The remake will be a start-from-scratch retelling, intended to mirror the manga’s emotional depth and character development more accurately than Studio Pierrot’s earlier version. Signpost, known for its solid visual output, is taking the helm, and Aniplex is backing it—suggesting strong animation quality and production values.
Years of conjecture, stoked by anniversary celebrations, teasers, and fan petitions, have culminated in this formal confirmation. For more than ten years, fans and studios had hoped for a true relaunch. While no teaser was released during the 10th anniversary in June 2024, buzz around the project persisted, and a formal announcement finally materialized .
What Fans Can Expect:
True-to-manga storytelling, especially early arcs like Ken Kaneki’s transformation
Higher visual fidelity, dynamic fight scenes, and emotional expressiveness
Potential new cast or returning voice actors—yet to be officially announced
With anticipation building, the remake is officially poised to hit screens in 2026. If you’re a ghoul fan, this reboot is the definitive chapter you’ve been craving.
