IM SAD ;-; (Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 95 Review)
Alright, so the twins we see in this flashback (I can't upload pictures right now because both my phone and my laptop are being asshats right now), to my knowledge, are the half-ghoul twins that were shown in the previous chapter. This chapter basically focuses on their childhood past.
These twins once lived in the mansion that Dr. Kanou currently lives in with their parents as children. Then one day a ghoul, who was assumed to have either been watching them or was "tempted by the smell of happiness", had tore their parents apart and sucked on their organs as the two girls watched.
Seriously, how fucked up is Ishida?
And here I thought Isayama was the asshole...
Apparently orphans who lost their parents to ghouls are taken in by the CCG to receive special training and later on become ghoul investigators. I'm not sure why, but this blew my mind a bit because that is smart as fuck.
I mean, it's the more obvious choice to go with. If a child loses their PARENTS of all people, to a ghoul, they'll automatically hate their guts. Add in the influence of their government who are currently fighting with the ghouls and you'll have your own little army of toddlers.
Anyway, in this chapter Kaneki, Tsukiyama, Banjo (and some other guy who's name I don't know) kidnap Madame in order to get her to lead them to where Dr. Kanou was. They soon find a basement entrance in the mansion, but even after searching the whole basement they still didn't find a single clue. This makes Kaneki accuse Madame of lying, and he tries to scare her into telling the truth by attempting to kill her. However, she shows no signs of deceit so Kaneki let her go.
Fortunately the basement wasn't a total dead-end. They happened to be right next to the 24th Ward wall, which was called the "RC Cell Wall". It''s basically a wall of meat that functions exactly like a kagune.
Onward the team went inside, watched by security cameras as the aforementioned Dr. Kanou stands on the other side of the screen. He then calls Kuro and Shiro, telling them "We have guests, so treat them well."
Obviously this means that a battle will be happening soon, so stay tuned!
These twins once lived in the mansion that Dr. Kanou currently lives in with their parents as children. Then one day a ghoul, who was assumed to have either been watching them or was "tempted by the smell of happiness", had tore their parents apart and sucked on their organs as the two girls watched.
Seriously, how fucked up is Ishida?
And here I thought Isayama was the asshole...
Apparently orphans who lost their parents to ghouls are taken in by the CCG to receive special training and later on become ghoul investigators. I'm not sure why, but this blew my mind a bit because that is smart as fuck.
I mean, it's the more obvious choice to go with. If a child loses their PARENTS of all people, to a ghoul, they'll automatically hate their guts. Add in the influence of their government who are currently fighting with the ghouls and you'll have your own little army of toddlers.
Anyway, in this chapter Kaneki, Tsukiyama, Banjo (and some other guy who's name I don't know) kidnap Madame in order to get her to lead them to where Dr. Kanou was. They soon find a basement entrance in the mansion, but even after searching the whole basement they still didn't find a single clue. This makes Kaneki accuse Madame of lying, and he tries to scare her into telling the truth by attempting to kill her. However, she shows no signs of deceit so Kaneki let her go.
Fortunately the basement wasn't a total dead-end. They happened to be right next to the 24th Ward wall, which was called the "RC Cell Wall". It''s basically a wall of meat that functions exactly like a kagune.
Onward the team went inside, watched by security cameras as the aforementioned Dr. Kanou stands on the other side of the screen. He then calls Kuro and Shiro, telling them "We have guests, so treat them well."
Obviously this means that a battle will be happening soon, so stay tuned!
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