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the reaper
some sad-rimas from listening to the TG JACK osts again :””
nothing bad, but something is not right
Tokyo Ghoul: Jack is called Jack because it takes place before Arima ascended the next rank to King.
*thinks about how hilarious it was that the Oggai pups weren't allowed to drive yet* *thinks about Fura driving a motorcycle when he wasn't 18 yet* *goes back to reread TG Jack* *ugly sobbing bc after knowing about Arima's situation this is just too emotional and sad and the things he said and did have so much more depth and meaning and I just miss him a lot like imagine he was still around then he would've totally wiped the floor with furuta's face for messing with his beloved ppl and adopt his 101 dalmatians and-*
I just got finished reading Tokyo Ghoul Jack and I thought it was pretty nice seeing Arima have a somewhat high school experience despite being relatively alone. Minami and her views on humanity was interesting as well. What are your thoughts on Jack? Any deeper symbolism in the story that you may have noticed?
I love Jack. It’s fantastic, and it makes me cry. Though I would say Arima’s high school experience I found incredibly heartbreaking, because he had so much potential to be a wonderful human (like, it’s constantly a joke that Arima doesn’t know how to act human--Ui jokes like that in the omakes, etc, but.) He could have had a normal life, because he clearly desired to connect with Fura and Minami.
@kingkishou wrote this meta on Arima in Jack. It’s old (written before Arima died) but I think it does a pretty good job explaining Arima’s characterization in that one-shot. And no, I’m not tearing up right now thinking about Arima’s life.