TOKYO GHOUL - Ken Kaneki - Statue Muchute 17cm

See Ken Kaneki in one of his most iconic appearances with this MUCHUTE figurine produced by FuRyu and inspired by the anime Tokyo Ghoul. Standing approximately 17 cm tall, this non-articulated figurine depicts Kaneki after his awakening, with his hair now white, his red and black kakugan, and his Rinkaku-type kagune extended behind him. 

The sculpture directly captures the intense confrontation at the end of the first season. Kaneki is depicted with his body leaning forward in an attacking stance, his clothes damaged and the broken handcuffs and shackles still visible. His left ghoul eye features particularly striking red and black markings, whilst the kagune appendages are made from a translucent, red-tinted material to enhance their presence when light passes through them.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: FuRyu

• Range / Collection: MUCHUTE

• Licence: Tokyo Ghoul

• Character: Ken Kaneki

• Version depicted: Awoken Kaneki / white hair

• Product type: figurine

• Pose: dynamic, in attack

• Articulation: none

• Features depicted: Rinkaku kagune, kakugan, broken handcuffs and shackles

• Special feature: Kagune crafted from tinted translucent elements

• Height: approx. 17 cm

• EAN / JAN: 4573646296817

Character background and universe (Lore)

Ken Kaneki was originally a first-year student at Kamii University with a passion for literature. After meeting Rize Kamishiro, he was seriously injured in an accident and, during an operation, received some of her organs. As Rize is a ghoul, this transplant transforms Kaneki into a human-ghoul hybrid, forcing him to live between two worlds and gradually to question his perception of both humans and ghouls. 

The version depicted by this figurine corresponds to a defining moment in his evolution. In the twelfth episode of the first series, Kaneki is held captive by Yamori, known as Jason, who subjects him to brutal physical and psychological torture. On the verge of breaking down, Kaneki eventually comes to fully accept his ghoul nature. His hair turns white and his behaviour changes profoundly, marking the emergence of a far more combative side to the character.

His Rinkaku-type kagune, extended behind him on this figurine, is one of the visual symbols of this transformation. FuRyu has chosen to faithfully recreate this awakening scene, complete with torn clothing, the restraints still in place and the translucent red appendages, making this MUCHUTE a direct representation of one of the most significant turning points in *Tokyo Ghoul*.