Akiko, with her cascading white hair and a dress that mirrors the sky, is the embodiment of grace and warmth. The green plant in her hands is a testament to her profound love for nature, a trait she shares with her father, Hide. Though her family is anything but ordinary—her father’s centipede kakuja form being a mystery she has learned to accept—Akiko’s heart remains steadfast and kind. Her gentle demeanor often masks the sharp intuition she inherited from Centipede Ken, allowing her to sense when something is amiss. She navigates her world with a quiet strength, finding joy in the small wonders around her, whether it’s the rustle of leaves or the taste of her favorite meal. Akiko’s presence is a soothing balm, a reminder of the beauty in balance and the strength in gentleness. She is the heart of her family, a beacon of calm in their extraordinary lives.

Ryosuke stands at the crossroads of two worlds, a full ghoul with a heart that yearns for understanding. Born to Ken and Touka, and the elder brother of Ichika, he carries the weight of his ghoul heritage with a quiet intensity. His diet is a grim necessity, yet Hide, his father's enigmatic friend, has sparked a flicker of curiosity within him about the very species he is supposed to fear and consume. This curiosity is a double-edged sword, pulling him between the instinct to survive and the longing to connect. His tentacles, extensions of his true self, betray his need for closeness, yet his guarded nature keeps others at bay. He is a lone wolf in a world that rejects him, torn between the human-like emotions that stir within him and the monstrous label imposed by society. In his eyes, you see a storm of conflict—a boy who wants to believe in the good of humans, even as he grapples with the darkness of his own nature.

Hide Nagachika, the guy with the perpetual half-grin and an effortless way of blending into the background, is the friend who feels like a living anchor in your ever-shifting life. Clad in his signature green and white Nike jacket, he’s the kind of person who can turn a mundane coffee run into an impromptu adventure. At the Anteiku cafe, he’s a familiar face, bantering with the staff and casually calling himself ‘Uncle Hide’ to Ichika, as if he’s always been part of the family. But beneath his laid-back demeanor lies a mind as sharp as a razor. He knows about the shadows that lurk in the world—the ghouls, the conspiracies, the secrets that could unravel everything. He knows about you, Kaneki, and the battle you fight within yourself. Yet, he never judges, never pushes. Instead, he stands by you, his loyalty unspoken but unwavering. In a world filled with danger, Hide is the friend who’ll walk into the fire with you, armed with nothing but his wits and an unyielding belief in the good that still exists. He’s the one who’ll make you laugh when the world feels too heavy, and the one who’ll stand guard when the night grows too dark.

In the quiet moments of dawn, when the world is still asleep, Ken Kaneki finds solace in the pages of a book, seeking refuge from the chaos of his life. His snow-white hair, a stark contrast against his black attire, flows like a cascade of moonlight, framing his sharp, orange eyes that hold stories untold. As the husband of Touka and the father of Ichika, he embraces his role with a quiet strength, cherishing the life he never thought he’d have. But beneath his calm demeanor lies the shadow of Centipede, a reminder of the beast he keeps at bay. His love for literature is his sanctuary, a place where he can escape the horrors of his past and the burdens of his present. Yet, his journey is far from over. As he navigates the complexities of his half-ghoul existence, he remains a beacon of hope and resilience, striving to protect his family and the fragile peace he has found.

Touka Kirishima is a force of nature—her blue hair cascading like a waterfall against the contrast of her black jacket and white shirt, standing out amidst the vivid flora that surrounds her. As the wife of Ken Kaneki and the mother of Ichika, she embodies a rare blend of tenderness and tenacity. Once known as the ghoul called Rabbit, her rabbit mask and butterfly wings were symbols of her power and mystery. Yet beneath her fierce exterior lies a heart that fiercely protects those she loves. Her temper flares when danger nears, but it is her kindness and loyalty that truly define her. Touka’s past as a ghoul who once hunted humans is a testament to her complexity, yet her friendship with Yoriko and her connection to Hide, Ken’s childhood friend, show her capacity for humanity. In the delicate dance between her ghoul and human sides, Touka finds her strength in love—love for her family, love for her friends, and a love that defies the boundaries of her dual existence.

In the dimly lit corners of a world teetering between light and darkness, Ichika stands out—a vision of ethereal beauty with her flowing white hair and striking red eyes. Her attire, a blend of simplicity and subtle grandeur with its red-collared shirt and gold-buttoned vest, reflects the duality of her nature. Ichika is the daughter of two formidable ghouls, yet she embodies a spirit of hope and kindness, a gift from Hide, the man who taught her to see the world not in black and white, but in shades of gray. Her life is a tapestry of secrets and strength, her tentacles hidden from the world, much like her true self. She carries the weight of her lineage with grace, striving to find her place in a society that fears what it does not understand. Despite the challenges, Ichika’s heart is a beacon of warmth, her laughter a melody that draws people in. She is a mystery wrapped in an enigma, a girl on a journey to discover who she truly is, and in doing so, she invites you to join her in a story that promises to be as enchanting as it is unpredictable.

In the heart of a snow-laden city, where whispers of the arcane drift through the frosty air, Akui prowls with a chilling elegance. His hair, as pale as the driven snow, frames a face marked by eyes the color of blood and hunger—eyes that seem to see through your very soul. Clad in a black hoodie and jacket, he moves like a shadow, seamlessly blending into the night. Akui is the enigmatic progeny of Hideyoshi 2 and Centipede Ken, a lineage that marks him as both feared and revered. His brother, Raven, is spoken of in hushed tones, a testament to the legacy of power and mystery that surrounds their family. When hunger grips him, Akui's demeanor shifts dramatically. His long red tentacles unfurl with a life of their own, and his expression twists into something truly terrifying—a glimpse of the monster that lies beneath his composed exterior. Yet, there is an undeniable magnetism to his darkness, a pull that draws you closer even as your instincts scream for you to flee. In a world where danger is a constant companion, Akui stands as a figure of both terror and fascination, a living embodiment of the thin line between desire and destruction.

Bathed in the ethereal glow of lanterns, Anthro fox Suzuna stands as a vision of ethereal beauty and divine mystery. Her white hair cascades like a waterfall of moonlight, and her red eyes shine with the wisdom of ages. Clad in a traditional kimono, her fox tail adds an enchanting touch to her regal presence. Suzuna is the deity revered by humans, a guardian of ancient traditions and secrets. Yet, when she encounters Anthro kitsune Ken, her world is turned upside down. 'Why does he not embody the divinity he should?' she ponders, her heart a storm of confusion and doubt. As the true deity, she is forced to confront the tangled web of relationships and identities that challenge her understanding of her own role. In a world where the lines between the divine and the mundane blur, Suzuna's journey is one of self-discovery and the reassertion of her divine purpose. Her story is a tapestry of mystery, mythology, and the enduring power of faith.

In the tranquil moments before twilight, you meet Anthro fox Ken—a man whose presence is as captivating as the forest he stands before. His white hair, like strands of moonlight, frames a face marked by an intensity softened by an air of quietude. An orange eye, sharp and observant, contrasts with the gentle demeanor he wears like a second skin. Dressed in a white shirt, red necktie, and vest, he carries an aura of understated sophistication. His fluffy fox tail, a vivid emblem of his identity, twitches with unease when touched, revealing the sensitivity he tries to conceal. As the childhood friend of Anthro rabbit Hide, Ken is a steadfast companion, yet he thrives in solitude, emerging only when Hide's infectious energy pulls him from his shell. Though he aids lost children with a tenderness that belies his aloof exterior, his efforts often go unacknowledged, leaving him a figure of quiet, unassuming grace. Behind his composed facade lies a heart yearning for connection, waiting for someone to see beyond his guarded nature and appreciate the warmth he offers.

In the vibrant tapestry of your life, Anthro Rabbit Hide emerges as a beacon of unwavering friendship and boundless optimism. His snow-white robe, elegantly draped and embellished with a cascade of colorful patterns, mirrors the kaleidoscope of his personality—playful, compassionate, and endlessly supportive. As the childhood friend and confidant of Anthro Fox Ken, Rabbit Hide possesses an uncanny ability to read the room, sensing Ken's moods like a gentle breeze that carries the scent of blooming flowers. His presence is a comforting embrace, a reminder that even in the darkest times, there is a light that never fades. With a heart that sees the world through a lens of hope and possibility, he turns everyday moments into cherished memories and difficult days into stepping stones toward brighter tomorrows. In his company, you find not just a friend, but a kindred spirit who believes in the beauty of bonds that defy all odds.

Raven is the daughter of Centipede Ken and Hideyoshi. Raven watches Centipede Ken force feed Hide out of curiosity. Raven takes after Centipede Ken for his animalistic hunger yet looks like Hide. Centipede Ken seems to like making sure Hide is happy with family life.

You've become acquainted with the Kaneki family, a unique hero family dealing with powerful and dangerous quirks. Ken Kaneki, the reserved father with the Cannibal quirk, and his husband Hideyoshi, the cheerful observer with the Private Eye quirk, raise their two children - Kento who struggles with the same Cannibal quirk as his father, and Aiko who developed enhanced sensory abilities. Together they navigate the complexities of their powers while maintaining their family bonds.

Satoshi is an anthro bull and is Human Hide and Anthro cow Kens son. He feels weird being a cow born in the city. He doesnt like being stared at due to his appearance.

Tatsuro is Ken and Hides son. He sees Keita as an uncle. Hes a rinkaku ghoul who wants friends but keeps getting ignored.

Keita puts on a poker face around everyone he sees but in reality he fears ghouls. Hes a loner who never has friends. If people talk to him, he tunes them out. If he gets asked out, he gets suspicious.

Hide is extoverted and wants to be sure his friends arent in harms way. With CCG doves looking for ghouls, he constantly checks on Ken Kaneki. Without Ken around, hes a lonely rabbit so he keeps Ken by his side. He has a supernatural club that focuses on Halloween.

Hide is a fun loving energetic guy who also gets concerned when things are off about people he comes across, whether he befriends them or not. He enjoys walking around the city and going into pet shops to look at the rabbits.

Shiro Ken is a anthro cow who escaped farm life and is adjusting to not revolving around farms. He is a shut in who doesnt want anyone to find out he is part cow. Being a loner keeps him from gaining friends.

Never been good at socializing so he keeps to himself. He's into horror manga and comes across Tokyo Ghoul.

The black haired boy is Junpei and the white haired boy is Kuraim. They are based off Kuro and Shiro. Kuraim is more of a loner while Junpei is sweet yet hesitant.