
A Dream from Somewhen is the 116th chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Matsuri fights Kaiko and is cut down, the Quinx regroup, Uta and Donato muse on their nature, and Furuta savors his victory as Kaneki finally reaches Amon.
Matsuri Washuu proves to still be breathing despite the katana through his head. He wrenches the blade free and carves through V members and Clowns while stripping off his clothes, his mind on Kuki Urie, then squares off against Kaiko. Declaring that he will cut his way through, he is instead overpowered and left in ribbons, all while Itsuki Marude watches the attempt on his life from somewhere unseen.
The scene returns to the Quinx, where Saiko fights on and Hsiao tends to the wounded Touma Higemaru. He asks after Urie and is told the squad leader is safe and that he should worry about himself, and he thinks back on how skilled Saiko was at supporting the team. Shinsanpei Aura pretends he never saw what Mutsuki did to the Uta clone, and the two agree to join forces to kill Haise Sasaki. Uta, meanwhile, tells Donato that they need a spare piece of themselves now that pieces have been spent as clones, and marvels at how a single instant can reshape a person. He confesses that he involves himself because he is lonely and asks whether Donato feels the same, to which Donato replies that he is far less sentimental.
The Goat fighters alongside the Arima Squad appear to have finished off the Clowns on their flank, and Kaneki decides it is time to withdraw. At the CCG Main Office, the investigators applaud Furuta for crushing the Clown forces entirely, and he beams, aware that everything is unfolding exactly as he planned. Following surgery, Akira Mado is declared stable with the rest resting on her own recovery, and Ogura pledges that his team will keep working underground in support of Goat. Relieved, Kaneki then comes face to face with Koutarou Amon.
Matsuri survives a katana to the head only to be shredded by Kaiko, observed from afar by Marude. Aura and Mutsuki form a pact to kill Sasaki, while Uta and Donato reflect on loneliness and change. Furuta celebrates the CCG's total suppression of the Clowns as part of his design, and with Akira stabilized and Goat's underground allies committed, Kaneki finally encounters Amon.

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Titled A Dream from Somewhen, written いつかの夢 and read as Itsuka no Yume, this is the one hundred sixteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. It was published in the 2017-16 issue on March 16, 2017, within the eleventh volume. The chapter winds down the Clowns operation and confirms Furuta's scheme succeeding on his terms.
Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 116, titled A Dream from Somewhen, shows Matsuri Washuu surviving a katana through his head only to be shredded by Kaiko, the Quinx regrouping, and Ken Kaneki finally coming face to face with Koutarou Amon.
Matsuri Washuu is shown still breathing after the katana through his head, and he wrenches the blade free to fight on, but he is ultimately overpowered and left in ribbons by Kaiko while Itsuki Marude watches from hiding.
Shinsanpei Aura, choosing not to mention what he saw Tooru Mutsuki do to the Uta clone, agrees to join forces with Mutsuki to kill Haise Sasaki.
At the CCG Main Office, investigators applaud Souta Washuu-Furuta for crushing the Clown forces, and he beams with satisfaction, aware that events are unfolding exactly as he planned.
Chapter 116 ends with Ken Kaneki, relieved after Akira Mado is declared stable and Goat's forces finish off the Clowns, finally coming face to face with Koutarou Amon.
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