Moon Knight is on a hype these days due to its new episodes getting released every week. But Sui Ishida, the writer of Tokyo Ghoul contributed to this hype by creating a visual of Moon Knight alongside Ken Kaneki.
Tokyo Ghoul and Moon Knight are two different worlds with no connection to each other. Where Tokyo Ghoul is a Japanese anime based on a manga by Sui Ishida, Moon Knight is an American TV miniseries created by Jeremy Slater. But it would be wrong to say that the anime fans cannot be into Marvel and DC, or other TV shows, and it could be another way around as well. In fact, fans love to compare the anime characters with the superheroes of the different universes.
Recently, the creator of Tokyo Ghoul, Sui Ishida drew a visual of Moon Knight. It's great to see that not just the fans, but the manga creators themselves are hooked by the superheroes. What inspired him to ink down the two characters from the different worlds is even more interesting.
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Illustration Of Moon Knight Character By Sui Ishida
The illustration is shared by the official Twitter handle of Marvel Studios Japan. The Tweet says, "Dark Hero 'Moon Knight' and 'Tokyo Ghoul' the main character 'Kaneki'. Sui Ishida, newly drawn by the teacher, the special visual of 'Those who live in the darkness' has been unveiled".
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The visual looks flawless as one would expect from a creator like Sui Ishida. Moon Knight is portrayed in his white hood with bandages over his face and white eyes. As for Ken Kaneki, he is shown in gray hair with red eyes, wearing his black mask.
The reason why Sui Ishida drew Moon Knight alongside Ken Keneki is clear. Both the characters are dwellers of darkness and fight for justice. There are a lot of other similarities between the two characters. Both Kenaki and Marc Spectre were born powerless, but fate choose them to be a superhero in their own worlds. At first, both of them struggle with their newly got powers, but later they learn to control them.