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Tokyo Ghoul S Live Action Feature Film Now On AnimeLab

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Tokyo Ghoul S Live Action Feature Film Now On AnimeLab 1

By virtue of its name, Madman Entertainment’s AnimeLab video-on-demand streaming service is all about delivering an incredibly diverse library of animated works to Australian and New Zealand audiences. While more than 99% of its content is anime, as a rights-holder to films, we get the odd opportunity to see a live-action offering on the service. The latest film to go live on the service is Tokyo Ghoul S.

Tokyo Ghoul S is a Japanese live-action feature film, adapting the work of Sui Ishida’s Tokyo Ghoul manga series, which was serialised between 2011 and 2014. It is also a sequel to the 2017 live action film Tokyo Ghoul. This work features Masataka Kubota as Ken Kaneki, Maika Yamamoto as Touka Kirishima and Shota Matsuda as Shuu Tsukiyama, among others.

Like most other films on AnimeLab, the official streams are only available to active premium subscribers. Tokyo Ghoul S is available to watch in high-definition, with only the original Japanese audio track. You can begin watching it HERE.

AnimeLab is an online anime streaming service managed by Madman Entertainment. It’s accessible only to those residing in Australia and New Zealand and offers a basic service free with video quality, dub and availability timeframe limitations. For those looking for access to no simulcast delays, no ads, full back-catalogue access and high definition video can take advantage of a premium subscription membership for $7.95AUD/month or $79.50AUD/year.

About Tokyo Ghoul S

Now a member of Antiku, Ken Kaneki grows closer to the ghouls around him. Determined to protect his new home against anti-ghoul forces, he trains his powers in secret. But when the infamous gourmet, Shu Tsukiyama, wishes to savor some half-ghoul flavor, Kaneki’s training is put to the test.

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Founder of The Otaku's Study. I have been exploring this labyrinth of fandom these last fifteen years, and still nowhere close to the exit yet. Probably searching for a long time to come.
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