18 Best Ken Kaneki Quotes For All Tokyo Ghoul Fans

Lucifer was once an angel. You cannot trust anyone too much. People eventually change. Most people only work for their own ulterior motives. They cling onto you and eventually betray you.

The world is not what is messed up. It is the people who make it a bad place and mess it up. If we want the world to be a better place, it is completely up to us.

You can never forget the way someone made you feel. Emotions last with you. You can never unlove someone. The love that you once had for them lasts with you forever.

There is beauty in death as it is the only definite thing in life. Some of the most beautiful things in life can only be perceived when the end is near.

It is our weaknesses that bring about conflict in the world. We seek things that we lack in, and our inability to handle it escalates the situation.

For some people, enduring pain is much easier than inflicting pain on others. Nice people would rather prefer to be hurt than to hurt others because the former is against their conscience.

There’s nothing wrong with wanting to do what heart tells you to do. If people are against you for doing that, then it’s the world that is wrong, not you.

Kaneki Ken’s life has been nothing short of a tragedy. After he lost his own identity as a human and was thrown into the treacherous world of ghouls, he had to suffer a lot and that’s nothing less than a tragedy.

Once you have been through a lot and almost reached your breaking point, there’s nothing that can break you anymore. Everything else that life may throw at you will seem petty and easy to overcome.

People will eventually lose their value. You will eventually lose your skills, grow old and be considered useless. And that is when the world will abandon you.

The world of Tokyo Ghoul was in disarray, with the ghouls and humans fighting each other. Both sides were at fault since no one was ready to follow the path of peace.

Kaneki indulged in cannibalism and was eating ghouls too. But as he consumed more and more ghouls, he was gradually losing a part of himself in the process.

Despite being a ghoul, Kaneki still had his humanity intact. He didn’t want to be a murderer. Even when he was forced to fight the CCG, he didn’t resort to mindless slaughter.

Kaneki had been through enough pain to know that strength only comes through pain. Ever since he became a ghoul, he’d only faced problems in his life, eventually becoming a rebel.

Kaneki wasn’t happy with the state of the world. Humans and ghouls were hunting down each other and it only led to more violence and suffering. He wanted to change that and break that chain of grief.

Kaneki had been through so much trauma after being a ghoul that he changed completely. There was always that unusual feeling within him that he was really a monster.

Kaneki believed that a world where humans and ghouls could live in peace was possible. He believed that if both of the beings were ready to respect each other enough, they could come to a truce.

Kaneki had suffered in every way, emotionally and physically. When he twists his own leg to attack Jason, he states that trifling things like that don’t hurt him any longer.