Story: 9/10
The story goes smoothly with minor complications in the beginning due to the introduction of a huge cast of characters. Also, I have to agree that the last two volumes were a little messy as the pace of the story was increased rapidly with every passing chapter to the point where the characters felt they were pulled along with the wave. But as the author introduced the story as Ken Kaneki as the protagonist, I ought to overlook the few mistakes that came along the way.
Art: 10/10
Well, the pictures speak for itself. Whether, it is cryptic art, cover page or main panel, there was not a single chapter which was missing one of these special treats. Ad the bold lines in general are an absolute treat to watch which is hugely in contrast to how Tokyo Ghoul was drawn.
Character: 10/10
The journey of the characters in the manga was handled really well in my opinion (except Mutsuki, Uta, Rize and Roma). But as I said, this was the fault of the pacing of the story rather than the behaviour of the character themselves which made their endings a bit unrealistic. But I can live with that. The epilogue pretty much made up for the flaws.
Overall: 10/10
:Re, for me, earns the status equivalent to something like Harry Potter or Naruto where the story may not be near perfect like Fullmetal Alchemist or Koe no Katachi but it gives a yearning that I want to visit their world and meet the characters. This special feeling deserves an extra point which makes up for the flaws in the anime. Also, the parallel connections between Part1 and Part2, the interesting titles, the amazing artwork and the hidden philosophies made the manga such a fun ride and it forced me to enjoy it slowly which I very much appreciate in a material.
