All of that has come to an end as the final remains of Anteiku are burnt to the ground. Anteiku where she really grew up as a person and was able to enjoy her life to the fullest. While all of this is going on, Touka reflects on what her life once was. He's together with Hide, but he can't return to school, and he can't return to Anteiku, so he begins aimlessly wandering the battlefield.
Unfortunately, all of this came too late as Hide was fatally injured from Noro (I assume).Īt this point, he really has no where left to head to. With Hide, and those at Anteiku, he had a place where he was accepted no matter what. Kaneki finally realizes that he had a home all along. The two have a heart to heart talk (or I guess Kaneki just listens). He tried his best to watch over his friend, and try to understand him. Hide on the other hand was left alone and felt kind of like an outsider. Anteiku was like a happy family, and it looked like Kaneki had a place to belong. Kaneki was too busy trying to protect others and he didn't even realize how it was affecting those around him. He wanted to be there for his friend, and felt some of the guilt for not being able to support him. Hide was aware of this all along and treated him no differently. Kaneki was afraid of being shunned by his friend for his true identity and avoided him all together. Kaneki and Hide finally meet face to face, no longer able to hide the fact that he's a ghoul. The animation was on point, the use of silence to convey the aftermath of the war, seeing all of the despair around them as the night is calm and quiet, the use of lighting, from a visual standpoint, it was an amazing episode. Overall, the episode was a masterpiece in terms of artistic qualities. Where do I even begin with this… there were so many things I loved about the episode, but also so many things that I heavily disliked. Here's the last of my weekly episode reviews before starting off fresh for the new Spring season! Tokyo Ghoul S2 Episode 12 Review
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