What Happened to Kaneki After Season 2 ?

    The end of Tokyo Ghoul Season 2 (also known as Tokyo Ghoul √A) raised more questions than it answered. Many people are wondering what happened to kaneki after season 2. While Season 3 was widely anticipated to deliver answers, viewers were instead met with a surprising twist. Different characters and plot developments marked this new season of anime. In this article, we will tell you what happened to Kaneki Ken after the second season and the events that started Tokyo Ghoul: Re.

    During his conflict with Amon, Kaneki sustains serious injuries to his body. Keneki's good friend Hide brings him to the restaurant where Keneki used to work and takes care of him there. At that point, Hide is already dangerously close to passing away. When Kaneki finally regained his composure after the battle with Jason, he realized how terrible he had been after the encounter. As a result, he was plagued by intense guilt and sorrow. As part of his plan to give up, he transports Hide's dead body to Arima. When everyone at the CCG saw him providing medical attention to one of their injured employees, they were all taken aback.

    Arima assaulted him due to the fact that he was a ghoul. In the anime, the impending battle was barely mentioned, and the scene that immediately followed showed Toka opening up her own coffee shop. However, if we read the manga, we will learn the entire truth about the situation. Kaneki is knocked to the ground before he is stabbed in the head. Because of the brain injury that Kaneki sustained, he is unable to recall anything that occurred in the past.

Where is Kaneki in season 3 ?

    In the third season of Tokyo Ghoul, it is revealed that Ken is still alive. Despite the fact that Arima was in a good position to kill Ken, the CCG chose to take advantage of the situation and use "The Eyepatch" to eliminate all of the ghouls. As for the beginnings of Tokyo Ghoul:re, that is the place where everything got started. The Commission of Counter Ghouls (CCG) successfully trained a specialized unit that they called Quinx by employing him as a test subject. It is possible to consider the members of this squad to be half ghouls. To summarize, Haise Sasaki is, in fact, Ken Kaneki; the only difference is that he has lost his memory.