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ayereads 's review for:
Tokyo Ghoul: re, Vol. 6
by Sui Ishida
Ishida really has no chill. He gives us (and his characters) like two seconds of breathing time before something devastating happens on page.
I do have to say I have no idea where Ishida is taking this story but I'm sat? I am a little too attached to these characters at this point. I do miss the og Tokyo Ghoul though, everytime someone from the past is even as much as mentioned, I go a little crazy inside.
I do love the character development that's steadily happening (however not on the Haise/Kaneki front)
AND THEY KILLED MY BOY SHIRAZU. And I know for a fact that he isn't dead. Ishida likes to play a little too much and I know he will be back in some horrifying form.
I do have to say I have no idea where Ishida is taking this story but I'm sat? I am a little too attached to these characters at this point. I do miss the og Tokyo Ghoul though, everytime someone from the past is even as much as mentioned, I go a little crazy inside.
I do love the character development that's steadily happening (however not on the Haise/Kaneki front)