Why is it called Root A in Tokyo Ghoul?
Tokyo Ghoul √A (pronounced Root A) is called that because '√A' symbolizes 'Root of All.' The story delves deeper into the origins and true nature of the characters and the ghoul society.
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It's called Root A to signify Kaneki's descent into the ghoul world, where he explores his 'roots' and faces harsher challenges.
Honestly, they just wanted to sound fancy. A for effort!
Root A highlights the series' exploration of core themes and fundamental changes for Kaneki and others. Think of it as digging up the roots of everything that's been buried.
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