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Two years after Anteiku burned, Tokyo belongs to the CCG. Ghouls have gone quiet, careful, but Aogiri Tree is still out there, and the raids never really stopped. So the brass try something new: cut a ghoul's hunting organ into human agents and send them out as weapons. Four of them. The Quinx Squad. Their mentor is Haise Sasaki, polite, capable, the first of his kind. Then his own head starts working against him. Voices he can't place. Memories that don't fit the man he is now. Twenty years of his life are simply gone, and what's left keeps flickering, like someone else is sitting behind his eyes. He pushes it down and trains his squad instead, chasing one private goal: surpass Kishou Arima, the investigator who made him. Nobody at headquarters trusts a team with ghoul parts. Other squads watch them like they're waiting for something to snap. Meanwhile Aogiri Tree keeps replacing every cell the CCG wipes out, each one sharper than the last, and faces from old battles are walking back onto the field. Can Haise hold his squad together long enough to prove they aren't the monsters everyone suspects, when he can't even prove it to himself?
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Tokyo Ghoul:reWatch
TV Series · 2018 · ★ 6,4
Two years after Anteiku burned, Tokyo belongs to the CCG. Ghouls have gone quiet, careful, but Aogiri Tree is still out there, and the raids never really stopped. So the brass try something new: cut a ghoul's hunting organ into human agents and send them out as weapons. Four of them. The Quinx Squad. Their mentor is Haise Sasaki, polite, capable, the first of his kind.
Then his own head starts working against him. Voices he can't place. Memories that don't fit the man he is now. Twenty years of his life are simply gone, and what's left keeps flickering, like someone else is sitting behind his eyes. He pushes it down and trains his squad instead, chasing one private goal: surpass Kishou Arima, the investigator who made him.
Nobody at headquarters trusts a team with ghoul parts. Other squads watch them like they're waiting for something to snap. Meanwhile Aogiri Tree keeps replacing every cell the CCG wipes out, each one sharper than the last, and faces from old battles are walking back onto the field. Can Haise hold his squad together long enough to prove they aren't the monsters everyone suspects, when he can't even prove it to himself?