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Re: Episode 10: Sway: think

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Eto toys with the obsessed Kanae before capturing him, while Sasaki dons Kaneki's old mask to draw out the ghoul underworld. As the CCG wins approval to wipe out the Tsukiyama family, the estate braces for a siege.

Title: Sway: think
Air Date: June 5, 2018
Title Pun: Rethink
Storyboard: Watanabe Toshinori
Next Episode: Re: Episode 11
Japanese Title: ゆれる think
Previous Episode: Re: Episode 9
Episode Direction: Matsumoto Masayuki
Animation Direction: Kondo Yuji, Matsumoto Tomoyuki
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Summary

Kanae von Rosewald confronts Eto, who first plays with him and then strikes with her full strength. Kanae's devotion to Shuu Tsukiyama goes unreturned, and he wishes he could kill Haise Sasaki. Eto declares she will become his god and takes him captive. At CCG headquarters, Sasaki persuades Koori Ui to reconsider a plan to impersonate ghouls, and Ui agrees. That night Sasaki puts on Ken Kaneki's mask and begins a patrol with the Quinx Squad.

Ghouls recognize Sasaki as Eyepatch, so he digs into that identity and learns Eyepatch was the one who supposedly killed Koutarou Amon, triggering another vision of Kaneki weeping over the act. When Sasaki asks Tsukiyama outright whether he is a ghoul and knows Kaneki, Tsukiyama refuses to answer.

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Key Events

CCG chairman Tsuneyoshi Washuu grants Ui permission to exterminate the Tsukiyama family. That same night Tsukiyama's father drugs his son to keep him out of harm's way. The investigators mass at the front of the Tsukiyama Estate, ready to strike.

Tsukiyama's father surrenders to arrest while Tsukiyama takes charge of the family as the CCG breaches his hideout. Throughout, Eto continues to torture and mutilate the captured Kanae.

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Notes

The episode adapts Re: chapters 42 through 46, and its title puns on the word rethink. Tsukiyama's flashback to Kaneki's old group contradicts the events of Tokyo Ghoul root A, where the story diverges from the manga and Kaneki instead joins Aogiri Tree.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Re: Episode 10 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In Re: Episode 10, "Sway: think," Eto tortures and captures the obsessed Kanae von Rosewald, Haise Sasaki dons Ken Kaneki's old mask to investigate the ghoul underworld as Eyepatch, and the CCG wins approval to exterminate the Tsukiyama family.

Why does Sasaki wear Kaneki's mask in Sway: think?

Haise Sasaki puts on Ken Kaneki's old mask and patrols with the Quinx Squad because ghouls recognize the Eyepatch identity, letting him dig into that persona and learn that Eyepatch was rumored to have killed investigator Koutarou Amon.

Does Tsukiyama admit he is a ghoul in Re: Episode 10?

When Haise Sasaki directly asks Shuu Tsukiyama whether he is a ghoul and whether he knows Ken Kaneki, Tsukiyama refuses to answer either question.

Why does the CCG target the Tsukiyama family in Re: Episode 10?

CCG chairman Tsuneyoshi Washuu grants investigator Koori Ui permission to exterminate the Tsukiyama family, prompting Shuu Tsukiyama's father to drug his son to keep him out of harm's way as investigators mass outside the Tsukiyama Estate.

What manga chapters does Re: Episode 10 adapt?

Re: Episode 10, "Sway: think," adapts Tokyo Ghoul:re manga chapters 42 through 46, with a title that puns on the word "rethink."

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