What Kind of Flower Is in Tokyo Ghoul?

BruisingTopaz·4 months ago

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SawingBully·4 months ago

It's the red spider lily. They pop up in intense scenes to represent death and rebirth. Kinda fitting, right?

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CorsetingJoke·4 months ago

Red spider lilies! They’re everywhere in the show and manga. Very dramatic and symbolic.

GroaningRush·4 months ago

The flower often seen in Tokyo Ghoul is the red spider lily, also known as Lycoris Radiata. These flowers are super symbolic and usually represent death and the afterlife in Japanese culture!

ImplementingPons·4 months ago

Red spider lilies. They’re a bit of a cliché, but they work!

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