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Brilliance: FACE

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The sixth episode of the second season installs Furuta atop the Washuu clan and the CCG, pits Suzuya against the Clowns at headquarters, breaks Mutsuki further, and unveils the ruthless new Oggai squad.

Air Date: November 13, 2018
Title Pun: Reface
Storyboard: Watanabe Toshinori
Title Japanese: 赫赫たる FACE
Episode Direction: Kawanishi Taiji
Season Episode Number: 6
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Summary

His clash with Torso has shattered Mutsuki, who now realizes he has fallen in love with his sensei, Kaneki. Furuta, having seized leadership of the Washuu clan and command of the CCG, names Suzuya the successor to Arima and outlines a strategy against the Clowns. After assaults break out at once across the 9th, 2nd, 18th and 19th wards, the Clowns arrive at the doors of CCG headquarters. Suzuya trades blows with No Face there, and both sides come to understand that most of the Clowns' fighters are humans forced into the ranks against their will.

Urie, meanwhile, battles Donato and loses, spiraling into a berserk rage that Saiko tries desperately to pull him out of. Before the hour closes, Furuta pays Mutsuki a hospital visit, then addresses a large CCG assembly. In his speech he vows to exterminate every ghoul and introduces a fresh Quinx unit called Oggai.

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Key Events

Furuta takes over both the Washuu clan and the CCG and appoints Suzuya as the new Arima. Coordinated Clown attacks strike four wards before the group reaches headquarters, where Suzuya fights No Face and the truth about the coerced human fighters surfaces. Urie is beaten by Donato and goes berserk, with Saiko intervening. Furuta announces his extermination campaign and reveals the Oggai squad. Mutsuki's unraveling deepens over his feelings for Kaneki.

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Notes

The title plays on "reface." The episode compresses a long block of Tokyo Ghoul:re chapters. Several manga beats change: Mutsuki hides his gender from Saiko and is routed to Oggai rather than Suzuya's squad; Matsuri, Mutsuki and Shinsanpei sit out the Clown battle for personal reasons; Urie faces Donato solo instead of alongside Higemaru; the execution of Kaneki's body double is not depicted; and Furuta does not yet take the Kichimura Washuu name. Goat also stays out of the defense.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who takes control of the CCG in this episode?

Nimura Furuta seizes leadership of both the Washuu clan and the CCG, then names Juuzou Suzuya as the successor to Kishou Arima.

What does Suzuya discover while fighting the Clowns at CCG headquarters?

Juuzou Suzuya battles the Clown known as No Face and comes to understand that most of the Clowns' fighters are humans who were forced into the ranks against their will.

What happens to Kuki Urie after his fight with Donato?

Urie is beaten by Donato Porpora and spirals into a berserk rage that Saiko Yonebayashi tries desperately to pull him out of.

What new CCG unit does Furuta introduce in this episode?

Furuta addresses a large CCG assembly, vows to exterminate every ghoul, and unveils a new Quinx unit called Oggai.

What realization does Tooru Mutsuki come to in this episode?

After her clash with Torso leaves her shattered, Mutsuki realizes she has fallen in love with her sensei, Ken Kaneki.

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