Monster Ghoul: Update 2

Monster Ghoul is an anime-themed immersive RPG that pays homage to the animanga series Tokyo Ghoul. In the game, players must choose a path and either side with the Ghouls or join the CCG (Commission of Counter Ghoul). Recently, the game underwent a complete rework for the Ghouls, marking its second-biggest update yet.

The update brings about multiple reworks and additions with a major focus on Ghouls. This article dives deep into the additions and fixes made in Update 2 in Monster Ghoul.

Everything added to Monster Ghoul in Update 2

New Ghouls and other reworks

Official cover for Monster Ghoul (Image via Roblox)

The biggest changes done to Monster Ghoul are reworks and additions to the Ghouls. Here are the particulars:

Added Ghouls:

Furuta Nimura (Kichimura Washuu)

Furuta1

E: Dash over a fairly long distance, targeted attack if someone enters the area (circle).
R: Pull yourself toward the enemy and do a combo, knock back.
F: Double dash forward swinging your kagune and drag anything with you.
No C

FurutaK1

E: Ground shockwave (holdable for more range).
R: Part 1: Dash using your fist; Part 2: If hit something; punch two times (+knockback).
F: Part 1: Dash and dunk; Part 2: Slide; If hit something: grab and throw away.
C: Mode Switch (Range).
E: Grab and slam down.
R: Slam the ground with your kakuja tails to create two shockwaves that surge forward.
F: Create an area. If someone enters, hit them with a tentacle that emerges from the ground.

Reworked Ghouls:

Nishiki Nishio

E: Kick forward.
R: Dash forward, pushing the player forward along with the user.
F: Leap into the air and slam down.
No C

Touka Kirishima

Touka1 (non-crystal wing version)

E: Slash forward with your wing.
R: Jump backward using your agility.
F: Leap into the air and shoot crystals below, later slamming into the ground after the wave of shards.
C: Mode Switch (Crystal wing version).
E: Shoot shards forward.
R: Shoot a small wave of shards.
F: Leap into the air and shoot crystals below, later slamming into the ground after the wave of shards.

Shuu Tsukiyama

E: Shoot your kagune forward, then slide yourself where your kagune is located.
R: Grab near you and stab multiple times then knock him back.
F: Perform a 360 slash, moving your character forward.
No C

Ken Kaneki

Ken1

E: Each tentacle performs an individual slash forward, moving you.
R: Shoot your right tentacle forward.
F: Shoot tentacles forward, piercing the player, leading into a barrage that lifts the player higher.
No C

Ken2

E: Barrage of tentacles constantly shooting forward.
R: Slash with your right tentacles, moving forward, then perform a spinning 360 attack.
F: Leap a high distance into the air, slamming down into the ground.
No C

Kenk1

E: Paired with C, create a slam down.
R: Slash forward with both centipede tentacles.
F: Shoot centipede tentacles forward, moving your body with them.
C: Run at high speed, then leap into the air.

Kenk2

E: Spin in a 360, creating an attack.
R: Leap into the air, slashing down onto the ground, leaving marks.
F: Teleport forward, slashing.
C: Yell out, healing the player. Noro Noro1
E: Grab near you.
R: Plunge your kagune into the ground to launch a Noro mouth attack.
F: Grab and throw.
No C

Norok1

E: Create a launchable Noro mouth that bursts from the ground.
R: Shoot your tongue out and bring it back.
F: Shoot fast chunks of yourself into randomized places (Heal you).
C: Burrow into the ground and travel underground using your M1/click.

Yamori (Yakumo Oomori)

Yamori1

E: Perform a quick leap forward, slamming the ground.
R: Shoot tentacles forward, moving your body with them.
F: Grab and slam down.
No C

Yamorik1

E: Slam forward onto the ground with your kagune, stunning the player.
R: Take a chunk of ground. If R is reused, throw the chunk of ground away.
F: Charge forward swinging your kagune; if the attack connects, the player caught in the grab is hurled forward, potentially stunning them if they collide with a wall.
C: Perform a long-range leap.

Takizawa (Seidou Takizawa)

Taki1

E: Unleash a barrage, and upon completion, knock back your target.
R: Pierce forward with your tentacle.
F: Throw a shard forward, If hit: knock back.
C: Leap into the air, releasing a flurry of shards.

TakiK1

E: Performs a 360-degree slash, swiping forward in the process.
R: Targeted shard attack from the kagune.
F: Slashes forward, and if a hit is landed, it continues with a barrage of slashes, ending with a final slash that throws the opponent back.
C: A dash for mobility.

TakiK2

E: Dash, grab, lift, and slam.
R: Go beneath the surface, and upon impact with a target, drag them underground and deliver multiple slicing attacks.
F: Jump in the air, and throw shards If anyone is in the area.
C: A dash for mobility (do damage).

Tatara Tatara1

E: Basic tail attack, knockback to the left.
R: Slam forward with your tentacle.
F: Throw upward.
No C

TataraK1

E: Slam the ground.
R: Dash forward, slam the ground.
F: Dash forward, drag, and push.
C: Mode Switch (Range).
E: Spit out multiple flames.
R: Release flames, knockback.
F: Slam the area with flames.

UTA

Uta1

E: Dash forward, piercing right with your tentacles.
R: Dash forward, piercing left with your left tentacles.
F: Dash forward, piercing with all your tentacles.
No C

Utak1

E: Leap into the air, smashing down into the ground can reuse one more time after low cooldown.
R: Dash forward, slashing with all arms; If hit something: combo slashes then knockback.
F: Slam the ground, creating a shockwave moving forward, leaving a trail of rocks.
C: Shoot out your tentacles, bringing a player in, blinding and shooting the player out.

Eto Yoshimura

Eto1

E: Slash forward; afterward, shoot out a small wave of shards.
R: Slash forward.
F: Shoot shards forward.
No C

Etok1

E: Etok1 gets ready to jump, holding its jumping formation; once you click, it'll jump to the area pointed to.
R: Slash forward, If something hits: Slam him two times on the ground.
F: Shoot shards forward.
C: Shoot a 360-wave of shards from every angle.

Etok2

E: Shoot shards forward.
R: Slash forward.
F: Slam the ground (Small).
C: Leap into the air.
C + F: Leap into the air + Slam down a huge distance, creating a huge impact (Big).

Etok3 (Crab)

E: Slashes and slams that knockback.
R: Walk toward a direction and slashes. If hit something: drag it with you (Holdable).
F: Dash and throw shards (Holdable).
C: Let out a high-damaging beam (Need to fill rage bar beforehand).

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Bug fixes and other optimizations

Monster Ghoul's new update has brought in countless new optimizations and bug fixes. Here are the particulars:

Miscellaneous Additions

Added new kagune AMON/AMON K1.
Added new trainer for CCG and Ghouls.
Added lights under weapons now that some didn’t work.
Added hold text for holdable moves.
Added 2 new gamepasses Infinite Reset Points R$200 and No Time Train R$200.

Bug Fixes

Narukami oneshot range R bug

Buffed and Nerfed

Ghouls:

Tatara Kakuja

E & F skills dmg (nerfed)
ETOk1 F Skill Dmg (nerfed)
Ken4 R Skill Reduce Range
Noro F Now Can Walk While using it

CCG

Yukimura All Skills change (nerfed)
Kajiri C + E Skill (Nerf)
SSS owl - C+ Normal attack no stun, C + E Skill no stun
Narukami R Skill Changed (nerfed)
Douj2 F Skill multiple dmg now
IXA C + E Skill & (normal attack cd longer)

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FAQs on Monster Ghoul

When was Monster Ghoul released?

Monster Ghoul, created by @iBlackButterfly, was first released on October 2, 2021.

Is Monster Ghoul free?

Yes, the core gameplay experience is entirely free. However, there are optional in-game purchases.

How often does Monster Ghoul receive updates?

The development team is dedicated to providing regular updates and new content to keep the experience fresh and exciting.

Is there a community where I can connect with Monster Ghoul players?

You can join Monster Ghoul's official community on Discord and other social media platforms to share tips and insights with fellow anime fighters.

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