Throughout the course of the series, the group have been involved in critical events either as individuals or working as a group. Yamori had some unspecified history with the group, leading to his confinement and torture by CCG.
Kishou Arima, Take Hirako, and Kousuke Houji are CCG members that are involved in the battle against them. The Clown group has had a long history well known in the public as CCG spend quite sometimes on their investigation and eradication plan. In the bar telling kaneki about one eyed ghouls In the third ward, as mentioned by Hide, but their The CCG has planned a famous investigation on them Its members primarily wear Clown-themed masks, and state their intention to "have the last laugh". The Clowns/The Pierrot is a small group of Ghouls with no known goal Also, unlike Kaneki who accepted his ghoul side, Haise rejects it and seem to be disgusted by his ghoul side as when it tried to convince him to accept it, he ignored it and thought of his mentors to give him courage. He also tends to scratch the back of his head when he is thinking hard or feeling uncomfortable.īecause of Haise’s gentle persona, this leads his subordinates to constantly go out of their way and take the advantage of disobeying him, rendering him incompetent in controlling their actions, and he in turn worries about their safety. Haise has a habit of using puns, shown by his conversation with Akira Mado in the Naan restaurant. Haise habitually reads books, and is very co-operative, as he’d prefer to work with his group than to single-handedly accomplish the CCG’s goals. He also complies with the obligations assigned by his seniors without hesitation. Though he is hailed as the mentor of Quinx, he shows apportioned respect and great concern for his colleagues, pledging a protective streak over them. While he portrays a serious demeanor towards his work, Haise is also merciful to some extent, as he believes that an Investigator should not annihilate ghouls unnecessarily. He comes off as trustworthy, loyal and devoted. However, his memories of his past have been lost, leaving him unaware of his true self.Īs Haise, Kaneki is a self-contained, good-natured individual. He is will living under the identity of Haise Sasaki, as a Rank 1 Ghoul Investigator, serving as the mentor of the CCG's Quinx Squad and a member of Team Mado. Because of his Kakuja's distinct appearance, the CCG gave him the nickname Centipede ( Mukade).
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After joining Anteiku as a part-time waiter, he learns how to live as a Ghoul and became known as Eyepatch (?, Gantai).Īfter being captured by Aogiri Tree, he was able to accept his ghoul side, forming a team with the goal of protecting the ones precious to him and "plucking out" people who threaten the place he belongs to. Its final minutes gave me hope that Tokyo Ghoul:re will be able to find its footing later on, especially with a great surprise reveal that capped the episode.Ken Kaneki is the protagonist of Tokyo Ghoul and Tokyo Ghoul:re./įormerly a human studying Japanese Literature at Kamii University and living a normal life, everything was soon changed after he had Rize Kamishiro's kakuhou transplanted into him and became a One-Eyed Ghoul. I want to learn more about this eyepatch-wearing newbie investigator, especially because of one key moment for her near the end. The only notable exception to this is the intriguing Mutsuki. There is an entire subplot revolving around the rebellious nature of a couple of characters that totally falls flat due to the lack of any real exposition whatsoever. The episode as a whole lacks necessary focus by attempting to do too much all at once. Several of these new investigators are introduced and features in various capacities over the course of this one episode, and it results in their development feeling underwhelming at best.
The premiere’s premise is rather shallow, too, serving only to introduce the new characters that make up the Quinx squad.
It’s oddly lighthearted to the point where it almost feels like a complete spin-off, but despite the new characters, it isn’t exactly a starting point for new viewers either. Outside of the visuals, Tokyo Ghoul:re feels so tonally different from previous seasons. “Unfortunately, everything else surrounding the heart-pounding action is far less appealing.
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