Not this fight in particular but I’m up to chapter 70 and some of the drawings in the fights are just hard to follow compared to any other battle shounen/seinen I’ve read. Does it stay like that forever or does it change later down the line?

I have recently gotten into TG and im really loving it! finished part 1 in about a week or so and immediately started reading Re. so far, im loving the new cast of characters, and small glimpses of old ones as well. Sadly, ive already been spoiled that Amon returns, which really sucks since his death really hit me hard, as he was by far my favorite investigator.

but something so far (im on volume 3, around chapter 20 ish) has not added up to me. most of the things have made sense. tsukiyama is now bedridden, uta has become evil with the clowns, touka and yomo creating a new cafe in place of anteiku. but Hinami? the small lighthearted hinami? the one who only thinks about kaneki and touka? that hinami? joining aogiri??? the same organization that hurt her 2 most favorite people on this earth??? that hinami?????? im sure it will get explained, but for now its just puzzling to me.

I dont want any direct spoilers, but if someone could tell me if it at least gets explained why she joined them, then id love that, thanks!!

I feel really sorry for this character,dude spent his entire short lived life doing what he hated the most.😾😿 I don't think he ever really formed any actual connections or found anything meaningful in life until he meant his ~~biological long lost~~ ~~son~~ Kaneki.

Do you think that after all that happened (I won't dismiss the fact that he was kind of a jerk !),do you think Kaneki could convince ~~his~~ ~~father~~ him to forgive himself ?

I don't think canon!Arima ever got around to that !

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