This paper examines the first season of Tokyo Ghoul (Ep. 1–12) through the lens of identity crisis, social alienation, and the body as a site of horror. Using the English subtitle track for dialogue accuracy, it focuses on Kaneki Ken’s transformation from human to half-ghoul as an allegory for trauma, otherness, and moral ambiguity.
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