Where does the Tokyo Ghoul anime leave off in the light novel?

The Tokyo Ghoul anime leaves off around the point where Kaneki has joined Aogiri Tree in the novel. He has started to become more involved with their activities and his character is on a path of further transformation both physically and mentally.

Tokyo Ghoul leaves off at a point where the power dynamics among the characters shift drastically, setting the stage for an intense continuation. The ending is both exciting and leaves room for a lot of speculation.

The anime's end and where it leaves off in the light novel have some similarities and differences. In the anime, the end might seem more abrupt in some ways compared to the light novel. In the light novel, there are more in - depth explanations and character thoughts leading up to that point. The anime might simplify some of the complex relationships that are more fully explored in the light novel at the point where it leaves off.

Well, generally, the Arifureta anime stops at a point that corresponds to a certain part in volume 3 of the light novel. There are some key events and developments in the anime that are covered up to that point in the source material. This is important because if you want to continue the story from where the anime ended, you would start from volume 3 of the light novel. It also means that there is a lot more content in the light novel that wasn't covered in the anime, such as more in - depth character backstories, additional plot twists, and further exploration of the world that Arifureta is set in.

The anime of Danmachi typically leaves off at a certain point in the light novel, but it varies depending on the season. Usually, it doesn't cover the entire story arc.

The Tokyo Ghoul anime ends approximately around a certain point in the manga, but it doesn't follow exactly. There are some differences and omissions.

The 'Youjo Senki' anime leaves off in the light novel at a point that can be associated with the beginning of volume 3. The anime adaptation tries to capture the essence of the story from the light novel. But in doing so, it has to make some choices. Some parts of the light novel might be left out to fit the anime's time constraints. And the way the story is presented in the anime might lead to a slightly different perception of where it exactly stops compared to just following the light novel text. But overall, it's around volume 3.

The anime of Oregairu Zoku stops at a specific point in the light novel. This might not cover all the plot developments and character arcs that are further explored in the original text. Sometimes, certain details or subplots are omitted for the sake of time and pacing in the anime.

The story of Tokyo Revengers leaves off at a critical point where major plot developments occur. But it's hard to give an exact description without spoiling it for you.

Yes, it does. There are light novels related to Tokyo Ghoul which expand on the story and characters of the anime/manga.