‘I Don’t Remember What Days I Worked’: Tokyo Ghoul Author Reveals Brutal Schedule During Manga’s Run

In a recent interview published on Shueisha’s Manga Million app, author Sui Ishida revealed his brutal schedule while working on the Tokyo Ghoul manga. It is well known in the fandom that Ishida faced significant issues due to the demands of weekly serialization while working on Tokyo Ghoul.
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