Tokyo Ghoul:re - Final Arc

To get to the goal, you should never rush, but here you sprint at a crazy speed straight towards it. Although I smoothly transitioned to the final series from the previous one, I didn't understand most of the first episode, what's going on with who. When similar feelings didn't let me go even after the fourth episode, my smile began to freeze a bit more. I'm not exaggerating, it happened to me more than once that positive, negative, and conflicting characters stood against each other (whether in combat or in conversation) and I tried (unfortunately often in vain) to figure out who is trying to outsmart whom. In short, the decision to cram a similar amount of plot into twelve episodes as previously into three seasons returned to the creators and repeatedly blew up in their faces. Fortunately, the second half brings a magnificent, touching, romantic, and although hurried, fortunately also functional conclusion with everything, where every surviving character gets at least a minute of fame. I am only satisfied with very squinted eyes, but after all the tormenting horrors, the optimistic tone of the last moments saves a lot. (06/05/2024)