The phrase refers to line art illustrations, often black and white, depicting characters and scenes from the Japanese animated series Tokyo Ghoul, which are designed to be colored. These images are formatted for easy printing, allowing users to apply their choice of colors using various mediums such as crayons, colored pencils, or markers. A common example would be a drawing of the protagonist, Ken Kaneki, in his ghoul form, outlined and ready to be filled with color.
This activity provides a creative outlet for fans of the series, offering stress relief and artistic expression. It also serves as an accessible entry point for individuals interested in exploring the world of art and illustration. Historically, coloring pages have been used as both entertainment for children and as a therapeutic tool for adults, promoting mindfulness and focus. The emergence of printable versions democratizes access, allowing individuals to engage with the activity regardless of their location or access to physical materials.
