Such an intense episode! So many things were going on at the same time, yet it didn't feel congested at all. The character arcs are set up in a way which makes all of them mesh well, creating such a cohesive large-scale battle!

eatingsocks

5 mo

Verified

Haise's struggle with Shuu's servant person felt so hard to watch. I liked both characters who were battling, and neither would hear the other's story because of preconceptions. Kijima's defeat was also such asmr lol, vengeancee

gorlock332

5 mo

Verified

Holy crap, so conflicted with the CCG and those of the Tsukiyama household. Way more so when it came to Hairu Ihei's death, and also Kanae. Ihei's gruesome sequence was incredibly good at drawing out such emotions!

Episode Context

The penultimate episode of Tokyo Ghoul:re's first season hits with relentless momentum. The CCG's assault on the Tsukiyama family reaches a fever pitch, and the result is an episode defined by visceral action and heavy emotional stakes. Haise Sasaki's fractured identity takes center stage as the walls between his past and present begin to crack under pressure. The Quinx Squad faces the kind of moral ambiguity that defines this series, duty clashing with personal bonds, orders clashing with conscience. Shuu Tsukiyama's desperation adds a layer of tragic weight to the chaos. The pacing is aggressive and unrelenting, with little room to breathe between confrontations. Expect a somber, suspenseful tone that leans hard into themes of sacrifice and loyalty as the season barrels toward its conclusion.

Runtime24 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateJun 12, 2018

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