Seriously, this difference was terribly anticlimactic in the anime and was a disappointment, a letdown, and ultimately a misrepresentation of Kaneki's character. When he finally comes to the reluctant submission of 'I am a ghoul', he quite literally looks like he's ripping the skin off his face, digging his fingers into his eyes, and appears anything but calm.

The manga, on the contrary, did not originally represent the integral moment in this way. Additionally, his hair changes from black to white very quickly, as if the transformation was instant. Tenemos tokyo ghoul :re 02 - manga - ivrea, tokyo ghoul :re 03 - manga - ivrea y más. In the anime, Kaneki appears calm, collected, even resigned to the inevitable acceptance that he is a ghoul. Comprá online productos de TOKYO GHOUL :RE desde 550,00. The difference is starkly obvious when comparing the two scenes side by side. However, the anime takes liberties in the way the scene is portrayed.

During Kaneki's torture at the hands of Aogiri's Yamori, the one-eyed ghoul underwent a transformation both physically as well as emotionally, eventually coming to acknowledge his existence as a ghoul.

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