What's the Species of Flower from Tokyo Ghoul?

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RollingHank·2 years ago

The flower from Tokyo Ghoul is the red spider lily, also known as Lycoris radiata. It's got those intense, spooky vibes!

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ComputingTopaz·2 years ago

The red spider lily (Lycoris radiata) is the flower you're thinking of. It's often associated with death and the afterlife, making it perfect for Tokyo Ghoul's dark themes.

GroaningRush·2 years ago

Red spider lilies show up a lot in Tokyo Ghoul. They're beautiful but kinda creepy. Fits right in, right?

TabulatingMadam·2 years ago

Literally, the flower's called Lycoris radiata, or the red spider lily.

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