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東京喰種:re / Tokyo Ghoul:re #6
Tokyo Ghoul:re, Vol. 6
In the world of Tokyo Ghoul, sometimes the only way to fight monsters is to become one…
The Commission of Counter Ghoul is the only organization fighting the Ghoul menace, and they will use every tool at their disposal to protect humanity from its ultimate predator. Their newest weapon in this hidden war is an experimental procedure that implants human investigators with a Ghoul’s Kagune, giving them Ghoul powers and abilities. But both the procedure and the newly formed Qs Squad are untested. Will they become heroes…or monsters?!
The CCG never thought that taking down the Rosewald family would be easy and, as expected, the casualties are piling up. Numbered among the wounded is Haise Sasaki, whose critical injuries leave him vulnerable when the past threatens to overwhelm him!
The Commission of Counter Ghoul is the only organization fighting the Ghoul menace, and they will use every tool at their disposal to protect humanity from its ultimate predator. Their newest weapon in this hidden war is an experimental procedure that implants human investigators with a Ghoul’s Kagune, giving them Ghoul powers and abilities. But both the procedure and the newly formed Qs Squad are untested. Will they become heroes…or monsters?!
The CCG never thought that taking down the Rosewald family would be easy and, as expected, the casualties are piling up. Numbered among the wounded is Haise Sasaki, whose critical injuries leave him vulnerable when the past threatens to overwhelm him!
220 pages, Paperback
First published March 18, 2016
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About the author
Sui Ishida
240 books2,492 followersAlso known as 石田スイ.
Sui Ishida (石田スイ, Ishida Sui), born December 28, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, is a Japanese manga artist
In 2010 he won the Young Jump 113th Grand Prix award with Tokyo Ghoul (東京喰種, Tōkyō Kushu). In March 2011, the same oneshot was published in the 2nd Issue of Miracle Jump. And later in September 2011, Tokyo Ghoul started as a series in Weekly Young Jump 2011-41 Issue. In December 2011, he made another oneshot about Rize that was published in December 2011 in Miracle Jump 6th Issue, which was later collected in the 6th volume of Tokyo Ghoul.
In 2013, he also started Tokyo Ghoul: Jack in the digital magazine Jump LIVE.
Sui Ishida is his penname; nobody knows his real name or what he looks like.
Sui Ishida (石田スイ, Ishida Sui), born December 28, Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, is a Japanese manga artist
In 2010 he won the Young Jump 113th Grand Prix award with Tokyo Ghoul (東京喰種, Tōkyō Kushu). In March 2011, the same oneshot was published in the 2nd Issue of Miracle Jump. And later in September 2011, Tokyo Ghoul started as a series in Weekly Young Jump 2011-41 Issue. In December 2011, he made another oneshot about Rize that was published in December 2011 in Miracle Jump 6th Issue, which was later collected in the 6th volume of Tokyo Ghoul.
In 2013, he also started Tokyo Ghoul: Jack in the digital magazine Jump LIVE.
Sui Ishida is his penname; nobody knows his real name or what he looks like.
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June 27, 2022
Que arco espectacular.
Necesito procesar todo lo que ocurrió aquí porque estoy absolutamente devastado. Hay tantas escenas emocionantes y brutales, muchísimos recuerdos y cosas guardadas, sentimientos a flor de piel. Subtramas como las de Tsukiyama/Kanae, Tsukiyama/Kaneki o la de Urie/Shirazu me parecen muy bien expuestas y trabajadas. Me fascinó.
Necesito procesar todo lo que ocurrió aquí porque estoy absolutamente devastado. Hay tantas escenas emocionantes y brutales, muchísimos recuerdos y cosas guardadas, sentimientos a flor de piel. Subtramas como las de Tsukiyama/Kanae, Tsukiyama/Kaneki o la de Urie/Shirazu me parecen muy bien expuestas y trabajadas. Me fascinó.
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December 19, 2022NO NO NO NO NO
WHY IS THIS SERIES SO DEVASTATING!!!!!
WHY IS THIS SERIES SO DEVASTATING!!!!!
April 22, 2022
"I am a sweet dream. Once the sleep falls from my eyes and I start to cry, it's all over"
The best one yet for :re series. This volume reveals so much important plot device which will bring upon major changes to the story. However, what I really appreciate about this volume is that we get to see- understand more about both protagonist and antagonist and how they are tied together. How the author writes (and draws) his characters' background and personality is simply one of the most complex writing I saw in this kind of genre.
He's also an expert in conveying despair and grief. Heck, he made a heartbreakingly good dying scenes. If there is a downside, it would be he draws messy fighting scenes that it is sometimes hard to understand the flow. But I didn't mind much of it, I even liked it that way.
Sui Ishida is a great artist and author. There is a reason why Tokyo Ghoul is my most favorite manga of all time.
The best one yet for :re series. This volume reveals so much important plot device which will bring upon major changes to the story. However, what I really appreciate about this volume is that we get to see- understand more about both protagonist and antagonist and how they are tied together. How the author writes (and draws) his characters' background and personality is simply one of the most complex writing I saw in this kind of genre.
He's also an expert in conveying despair and grief. Heck, he made a heartbreakingly good dying scenes. If there is a downside, it would be he draws messy fighting scenes that it is sometimes hard to understand the flow. But I didn't mind much of it, I even liked it that way.
Sui Ishida is a great artist and author. There is a reason why Tokyo Ghoul is my most favorite manga of all time.
January 30, 2025
PT Raramente menciono a arte de Sui Ishida, mas acho que vale a pena destacar o quão impressionante ela é.
"Tokyo Ghoul" é um dos poucos mangas que realmente se destaca ao capturar uma forte estética de terror, combinando imagens inquietantes com uma arte detalhada e impactante.
Este volume traz a incursão à família Tsukiyama a uma conclusão dramática e emocional, proporcionando momentos intensos e muito mais.
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EN I rarely mention Sui Ishida's artwork, but I think it's worth highlighting just how impressive it is.
"Tokyo Ghoul" is one of the few manga that truly excels in capturing a strong horror aesthetic, blending eerie, unsettling imagery with strikingly detailed art.
This volume brings the Tsukiyama family raid to a dramatic and emotional conclusion, delivering powerful moments and much more.
"Tokyo Ghoul" é um dos poucos mangas que realmente se destaca ao capturar uma forte estética de terror, combinando imagens inquietantes com uma arte detalhada e impactante.
Este volume traz a incursão à família Tsukiyama a uma conclusão dramática e emocional, proporcionando momentos intensos e muito mais.
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EN I rarely mention Sui Ishida's artwork, but I think it's worth highlighting just how impressive it is.
"Tokyo Ghoul" is one of the few manga that truly excels in capturing a strong horror aesthetic, blending eerie, unsettling imagery with strikingly detailed art.
This volume brings the Tsukiyama family raid to a dramatic and emotional conclusion, delivering powerful moments and much more.
October 23, 2023
(1) Very good fight scene again! What's not to love, although some panels do look confusing as hell!
(2) The One-Eyed Owl v.s. Sasaki! What is not to love here!!!?
(3) Kanae's last scene, sighs, that's a bit sad!
(4) then a certain someone is gaining his memory back and recovering a bit of his older self, good!
(5) A certain someone winded up dead, and his last scene is....sad too.
(6) For some reason I like seeing Eto being a manipulative bitch to people. LOL
(7) I have to say this again I like how the manga-ka used inkwork and shadows in his artwork~
(8) I quite like the part when the author's past is revealed, like the backstory quite much!!!!
Anyway, it's a surprisingly satisfying volume! The story really picks up its speech and intensiveness in the storytelling!
(2) The One-Eyed Owl v.s. Sasaki! What is not to love here!!!?
(3) Kanae's last scene, sighs, that's a bit sad!
(4) then a certain someone is gaining his memory back and recovering a bit of his older self, good!
(5) A certain someone winded up dead, and his last scene is....sad too.
(6) For some reason I like seeing Eto being a manipulative bitch to people. LOL
(7) I have to say this again I like how the manga-ka used inkwork and shadows in his artwork~
(8) I quite like the part when the author's past is revealed, like the backstory quite much!!!!
Anyway, it's a surprisingly satisfying volume! The story really picks up its speech and intensiveness in the storytelling!
March 19, 2024
R.I.P.
February 27, 2020
SPOILER SPOILER SPOILER!!!!
○ Con la morta di Shirazu, Urie che piange e anche che non voleva che morisse mi ha preso alla sprovvista. Allora dei sentimenti li ha in fondo.
○ Mi dispiace ovviamente che Shirazu sia morto e non mi piace che il corpo sia stato trafugato da Kanō.
○ Sono felice però che Shū sia vivo. L'ho vista brutta quando è stato buttato giù.
○ Mi ha sorpreso che Kanae fosse realmente una donna anche se si vede già nel numero precedente e poi innamorata di Shū.
○ Con la promozione a semi-speciale i capelli di Haise/Kaneki ora sono di nuovo completamente neri.
○ Con la morta di Shirazu, Urie che piange e anche che non voleva che morisse mi ha preso alla sprovvista. Allora dei sentimenti li ha in fondo.
○ Mi dispiace ovviamente che Shirazu sia morto e non mi piace che il corpo sia stato trafugato da Kanō.
○ Sono felice però che Shū sia vivo. L'ho vista brutta quando è stato buttato giù.
○ Mi ha sorpreso che Kanae fosse realmente una donna anche se si vede già nel numero precedente e poi innamorata di Shū.
○ Con la promozione a semi-speciale i capelli di Haise/Kaneki ora sono di nuovo completamente neri.
November 2, 2021
SERIE TOKYO GHOUL RE vol. 6
Lettura di gruppo E&L
Devo dire che sta diventando sempre più interessante. E ci sono nuove rivelazioni, che fanno spalancare gli occhi.
Cque ho capito, è come racconta la storia Ishida che a volte mi fa fare confusione. E poi ancora altri personaggi.Alri colombi insieme a schede di alcuni già visti ma non presentati.
Infatti li leggo piano e non di sera.
Anche perchè alcune vignette sono scritte in piccolissimo (ci vuole la lente di ingrandimento giuro!) oppure su sfondo nero e allora...ciao ciao. I mie occhi mi salutano.
Nel compelsso un bel volume intrigante.
Proseguo
Lettura di gruppo E&L
Devo dire che sta diventando sempre più interessante. E ci sono nuove rivelazioni, che fanno spalancare gli occhi.
Cque ho capito, è come racconta la storia Ishida che a volte mi fa fare confusione. E poi ancora altri personaggi.Alri colombi insieme a schede di alcuni già visti ma non presentati.
Infatti li leggo piano e non di sera.
Anche perchè alcune vignette sono scritte in piccolissimo (ci vuole la lente di ingrandimento giuro!) oppure su sfondo nero e allora...ciao ciao. I mie occhi mi salutano.
Nel compelsso un bel volume intrigante.
Proseguo
October 8, 2018
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In the sequel series to Tokyo Ghoul, Haise Sasaki has been tasked with teaching his special squad of half-ghouls how to be outstanding Investigators, but this is complicated by the troublesome personalities of his subordinates and his own uncertain grasp of his Ghoul powers. Will he and the members of his squad become heroes or monsters, taken out by the other squads in the Commission of Counter Ghoul...?!
I was soooo confused this volume. Characters looked different from what they did in the past so I wasn't sure if they were who I thought they were or someone else. Then the battles were so confusing, there are normally frames that clarify what happened and I can pick it up and understand what some of the pages said, this time I just couldn't catch up. I did get a few things out of the volume but the art just isn't clear to me. I think this is the first volume where having not read the previous Tokyo Ghoul was a real detriment. I don't have the experience reading the art style and I don't know all the back history so can't grasp the innuendo. I was blessed to have the next volume.
Here's the thing, this series is deliciously complex. Seriously no manga I've read nears the complexity of Tokyo Ghoul:re. I think that all came to a head in volume 6. Seriously the things I did grasp in the plot were crazy cool and twisty. I know Haise went off half cocked, that some of my favorite ghouls survived and that new ones popped up with a crazy plan to get humans on their side. I know someone died who I really liked (NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!) I think the pacing is really fast, BUT that makes sense otherwise we'd drown in all the characters and there individual issues.
Dudes the tension is so thick you can cut it with a knife! I don't really understand exactly what happened with Haise (i.e. why the change) in this volume but what it amounts to is that things are all twisted up! His past has caught up with him and now is fallout time. I raced through this volume and I think anyone who has been reading the series will race through it too, its that pivotal of a volume.
Tokyo Ghoul:re vol 6 is pivotal to the entire series... Haise is changed forever from the confident investigator that we started this story with... And he won't ever be the same again.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Authenticity
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tension
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Plot
⋆ ⋆ ⋆ ⭐⭐ Art
This is a multi-volume series and there may be references to the plot of those volumes... SO READ WITH CARE! Here is my review of 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7
Thanks to Edelweiss and Viz Media for providing me with a copy in exchange for an honest review. This has not influenced my opinion.
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April 20, 2021
4.5
THAT ENDING!!!!! :O and I actually teared up at a certain moment...this was very action-packed and lots of terrifying and thrilling things happened! I’ll have to wait for my heart rate to slow down again!
Full RTC
THAT ENDING!!!!! :O and I actually teared up at a certain moment...this was very action-packed and lots of terrifying and thrilling things happened! I’ll have to wait for my heart rate to slow down again!
Full RTC
May 23, 2020
While this volume wasn't as good as the last it is still a step in the right direction.
This mostly deals with the end of the Shu family. Or atleast the extermination arc for them. Kankei makes his grand return, or so you think, and it might end up going a different way than expected. We also have Kankei's crew dealing with a vicious villain and it might not turn out too good for them. The second half deals with tracking down the One Eyed King. Do we have the answer? Well...
This was a intriguing end that boosted it for me. When it ends I was like "Oh fuck where do we go now?" and I also liked most of the wrap up with the Shu arc. I still have trouble telling who is who, mostly based on faces kind of blending at times or action scenes being too busy sometimes. It's so odd because sometimes the scenes are clear as day and wonderful to view, and other times the action is far too messy. Either way when it was good, it was great, when it was messy, it was harder to like at points.
But overall another solid volume. I'd go with a 3.5 but I'll bump it to a 4.
This mostly deals with the end of the Shu family. Or atleast the extermination arc for them. Kankei makes his grand return, or so you think, and it might end up going a different way than expected. We also have Kankei's crew dealing with a vicious villain and it might not turn out too good for them. The second half deals with tracking down the One Eyed King. Do we have the answer? Well...
This was a intriguing end that boosted it for me. When it ends I was like "Oh fuck where do we go now?" and I also liked most of the wrap up with the Shu arc. I still have trouble telling who is who, mostly based on faces kind of blending at times or action scenes being too busy sometimes. It's so odd because sometimes the scenes are clear as day and wonderful to view, and other times the action is far too messy. Either way when it was good, it was great, when it was messy, it was harder to like at points.
But overall another solid volume. I'd go with a 3.5 but I'll bump it to a 4.
April 16, 2024
Shirazu :(
May 1, 2021
still don’t know what’s happening and i’m actually starting to get really annoyed at how this series is just the same thing repeating over and over again with supposedly different motivations that i can’t bloody figure out
July 29, 2019
KANEKI! Kenapa kau mempermainkan perasaanku seperti ini... huhuhuuuuu.
November 28, 2024
“If you’re going to curse anything, curse your own weakness” gives me full body chills EVERY time (the 2 times I’ve read this series)‼️
January 23, 2022
16/03/2016
I'm sad because of Kaneki, his life is getting worse and worse with every chapter. I hope Ishida gives him a happy ending at last.
It was also sad that Shirazu died *sighs* he was an enjoyable and sweet character
22/01/2022
This volume was fantastic! So many things are revealed (I totally forgot that Arima and Furuta were part of V) and I also loved, loved, loved seeing Haise finally "accepting" Kaneki. His black reaper personality is dark and ruthless but so badass, I love it! (He also saved Shuu despite making it seem like he killed him, I loved that too). Volume 6 ends with a big cliffhanger so I can't wait to start volume 7 now!
I'm sad because of Kaneki, his life is getting worse and worse with every chapter. I hope Ishida gives him a happy ending at last.
It was also sad that Shirazu died *sighs* he was an enjoyable and sweet character
22/01/2022
This volume was fantastic! So many things are revealed (I totally forgot that Arima and Furuta were part of V) and I also loved, loved, loved seeing Haise finally "accepting" Kaneki. His black reaper personality is dark and ruthless but so badass, I love it! (He also saved Shuu despite making it seem like he killed him, I loved that too). Volume 6 ends with a big cliffhanger so I can't wait to start volume 7 now!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
October 29, 2020
y’all out there freaking about kaneki but i’m here like BABY KANAE/KARREN CONFESSED HIS/HER LOVE FOR TSU WHILE ACCELERATING AT 9.8M/S^2 DOWN TO THE EARTH FROM A PARKING COMPLEX BEFORE FLINGING HIM INTO THE ETHER LIKE A FISH LOL TELL ME THAT IS NOT HEARTBREAKING AND STUPIDLY FUNNY TO HISTORIC PROPORTIONS. i need medicine
May 10, 2018
"I am a sweet dream. Once the sleep falls from my eyes and I start to cry, it's all over"
i just love it.
i just love it.
April 2, 2023
Another banger volume with fantastic fights, actual emotional deaths, and a new beginning? This series is so impressive in scale and scope.
May 15, 2019
Warnings: body horror, gore, cannibalism, physical violence, dismemberment, major character death, heroic suicide trope, suicidal ideation, mention of child abuse,
This volume delivers some punches and major changes. While Haise is battling Kanae on the roof, Eto makes an appearance. Haise, sent back into his subconscious by traumatic injury, remembers his childhood, and finally gives in to 'Kaneki' and fights back, defeating both Kanae and Eto. Meanwhile, Shiraku is battling Noro, and makes an opening for Urie. After the end of the operation, we are jumped forward six months, where Kaneki, having resigned from his mentorship of the Quinxes, is spearheading the arrest of Sen Takatsuki (and we get her backstory, too), while the CCG is aiming for elimination of the Aogiri Tree. The organizational structure is changed, and we have yet more characters to remember, as Urie (now leader of the Quinxes) works in S3 squad, and Tooru is helping out with an operation to gain intelligence on a suspected Aogiri Tree base. But perhaps the most surprising development is Eto dropping that bombshell near the end of the book, where she comes out as a ghoul while also hinting at the CCG being in league with ghouls in her next book.
There are some major plot advancements here, and that, as well, as the confusing battle scenes, make this a bit chaotic. With the time jump, there are character changes, too, that don't match their actions. Kaneki, in his identity as CCG's Black Reaper, is hunting ghouls down with much more passion, and frankly I expected him to be angry at being manipulated by Arima and Akira (even though that had been developing for a while now, it feels that just went nowhere?); his attack on Tsukiyama, though, seemed to hint that he does some older emotions left in him. Furuta, his second on his squad, seems to be fishy as always (that and Arima discussing watching Kaneki seems to hint that they know about him). One interesting interaction is the one between Matsuri Washuu and Urie - it was a bit shady on the part of the former, and I don't know what it means yet.
I had some frustrations, too, with the plot this time. First of all, I didn't understand what were the conditions of Eto's arrest if she was still able to be out in public? I thought CCG just rounded up ghouls, especially the one ranked (and she's an S, if I remember?). Also, how is Torso still hanging around, ready to torment Tooru at every turn? Does he have a tracker on him? And finally, yeah, the action sequences in the start were so confusing I wasn't sure who was being impaled, who got dismembered, and what was going on.
Overall, though, yeah, it was a game changer of a plot. I am excited to see where it goes from here.
Received an advance reader copy in exchange for a fair review from Viz Media LLC, via Edelweiss.
This volume delivers some punches and major changes. While Haise is battling Kanae on the roof, Eto makes an appearance. Haise, sent back into his subconscious by traumatic injury, remembers his childhood, and finally gives in to 'Kaneki' and fights back, defeating both Kanae and Eto. Meanwhile, Shiraku is battling Noro, and makes an opening for Urie. After the end of the operation, we are jumped forward six months, where Kaneki, having resigned from his mentorship of the Quinxes, is spearheading the arrest of Sen Takatsuki (and we get her backstory, too), while the CCG is aiming for elimination of the Aogiri Tree. The organizational structure is changed, and we have yet more characters to remember, as Urie (now leader of the Quinxes) works in S3 squad, and Tooru is helping out with an operation to gain intelligence on a suspected Aogiri Tree base. But perhaps the most surprising development is Eto dropping that bombshell near the end of the book, where she comes out as a ghoul while also hinting at the CCG being in league with ghouls in her next book.
There are some major plot advancements here, and that, as well, as the confusing battle scenes, make this a bit chaotic. With the time jump, there are character changes, too, that don't match their actions. Kaneki, in his identity as CCG's Black Reaper, is hunting ghouls down with much more passion, and frankly I expected him to be angry at being manipulated by Arima and Akira (even though that had been developing for a while now, it feels that just went nowhere?); his attack on Tsukiyama, though, seemed to hint that he does some older emotions left in him. Furuta, his second on his squad, seems to be fishy as always (that and Arima discussing watching Kaneki seems to hint that they know about him). One interesting interaction is the one between Matsuri Washuu and Urie - it was a bit shady on the part of the former, and I don't know what it means yet.
I had some frustrations, too, with the plot this time. First of all, I didn't understand what were the conditions of Eto's arrest if she was still able to be out in public? I thought CCG just rounded up ghouls, especially the one ranked (and she's an S, if I remember?). Also, how is Torso still hanging around, ready to torment Tooru at every turn? Does he have a tracker on him? And finally, yeah, the action sequences in the start were so confusing I wasn't sure who was being impaled, who got dismembered, and what was going on.
Overall, though, yeah, it was a game changer of a plot. I am excited to see where it goes from here.
Received an advance reader copy in exchange for a fair review from Viz Media LLC, via Edelweiss.
February 12, 2017
Los volúmenes anteriores han sido, en conjunto, como una continua ráfaga de Q-bullets. Éste fue tan doloroso como Arima atravesándote el cráneo a través de la cuenca ocular con su quinque. Dos veces.
Seriously tho, ciertas escenas me hicieron llorar debido a la belleza visual y el ataque emocional (aka: feelings, feelings everywhere).
Mis favoritos: Shirazu, Kanae, Tsukiyama y Furuta.
Seriously tho, ciertas escenas me hicieron llorar debido a la belleza visual y el ataque emocional (aka: feelings, feelings everywhere).
Mis favoritos: Shirazu, Kanae, Tsukiyama y Furuta.
November 25, 2018
Time for the Black Reaper!
December 31, 2018
A tragic life is not being able to live as yourself. A happy life is being able to die as yourself. Do I deserve this happiness?
April 21, 2022
We in sad boy hours with this one folks…
Shirazu was and still is best boy in my mind.
Shirazu was and still is best boy in my mind.
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
August 16, 2020
القرية التانية و لسة الحماس فوق 🔥
July 12, 2021
May I perhaps express a final wish? I wish that you would say my name. My real name.
Never mind. It is not my place to voice such wishes. But I want to shout it into the world. These feelings of mine. I have to say it before my life ends.
Oh, my dear Shu. I have dreamt for so long of the day I could hold you in my arms like this.
Father, mother, my brothers, please forgive me. Shu, please forgive me... Forgive me, for I have fallen in love with you.
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September 18, 2024
Continuo a capire poco, sicuramente dovrò rifare una rilettura generale alla fine perché ho visto che aiuta; ci sono tanti complotti che ancora non comprendo.
Continuo a chiedermi:
Ultimo appunto: a volte ci sono delle scritte troppo piccole!
EDIT
Rilettura in GdL con Edicola & Libreria: le nostre passioni...
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Continuo a chiedermi:
Ultimo appunto: a volte ci sono delle scritte troppo piccole!
EDIT
Rilettura in GdL con Edicola & Libreria: le nostre passioni...
https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
May 11, 2017
Una gioia mai però, eh Ishida?
Spoiler
Assistiamo all'ennesimo scombussolamento psicologico di Kaneki (e nuovo cambio di colore ai capelli). Per favore, basta fare soffrire Kaneki. Ne ha passate cosí tante. Ora sembra essere diventato si ghiaccio. Ma non ho capito se ha riacquistato la memoria, e perchè ha cercato di uccidere Shuu e ha lasciato le Quinques!!
E la morte di Shirazu?! Che tristezza! Il vecchio Kaneki/Haise ne sarebbe uscito distrutto. Ma a questa nuova versione non sembra importare.
Poi c'è un altro salto temporale e vediamo Urie a capo delle Quinque e Tooru in un'altra squadra, mentre Haise non lavora piú con loro. Questa parte non mi è piaciuta molto. Li voglio insieme, o almeno pretendo una spiegazione per questa decisione!
Spoiler
Assistiamo all'ennesimo scombussolamento psicologico di Kaneki (e nuovo cambio di colore ai capelli). Per favore, basta fare soffrire Kaneki. Ne ha passate cosí tante. Ora sembra essere diventato si ghiaccio. Ma non ho capito se ha riacquistato la memoria, e perchè ha cercato di uccidere Shuu e ha lasciato le Quinques!!
E la morte di Shirazu?! Che tristezza! Il vecchio Kaneki/Haise ne sarebbe uscito distrutto. Ma a questa nuova versione non sembra importare.
Poi c'è un altro salto temporale e vediamo Urie a capo delle Quinque e Tooru in un'altra squadra, mentre Haise non lavora piú con loro. Questa parte non mi è piaciuta molto. Li voglio insieme, o almeno pretendo una spiegazione per questa decisione!
February 20, 2022
درست وقتی که به نظر میاد همه چی داره روشن می شه... بوم! چند تا صفحه ی گیج کننده توی فصل آخر میبینی که باعث می شن چند ثانیه خشکت بزنه:
Wait, WHAAAT?!?! O.o
+ Dear Ishida, it seems like you purposely kill whoever I like more... Well, I prefer them to be dead rather than put to your HORRIBLE torments.
Wait, WHAAAT?!?! O.o
+ Dear Ishida, it seems like you purposely kill whoever I like more... Well, I prefer them to be dead rather than put to your HORRIBLE torments.
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