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So let's talk a bit about Haise's hair colour, or rather how it changes between black and white/grey. From my understanding the predominant theory is that it gets whiter the more stressed Haise is.
But considering the past couple chapters, isn't that weird? His hair is almost more black than it was in chapter 1. Yet after what Shironeki told Haise a little while ago he should be more stressed out than ever. So have we been wrong about this the entire time?
Assuming that's the case, what else could it mean? Darjaille and I have now been thinking that maybe his hair gets more black the more of Kaneki's memories he regains. This would be in line with what's happening now as well as Shironeki's fungus analogy. Furthermore, his hair was the least black when he openly rejected Kaneki and declared that he is Haise.
Going by this, Haise's hair will be completely black at the end of spring when he has regained all of Kaneki's memories.
What do you think? Does this sound plausible to you, or do you have other ideas?
But considering the past couple chapters, isn't that weird? His hair is almost more black than it was in chapter 1. Yet after what Shironeki told Haise a little while ago he should be more stressed out than ever. So have we been wrong about this the entire time?
Assuming that's the case, what else could it mean? Darjaille and I have now been thinking that maybe his hair gets more black the more of Kaneki's memories he regains. This would be in line with what's happening now as well as Shironeki's fungus analogy. Furthermore, his hair was the least black when he openly rejected Kaneki and declared that he is Haise.
Going by this, Haise's hair will be completely black at the end of spring when he has regained all of Kaneki's memories.
What do you think? Does this sound plausible to you, or do you have other ideas?
