What happened Reiko Tamura?
She sacrificed her own body to keep her son safe as the police shot a barrage of bullets at her. Before succumbing from her wounds, she revealed that she truly believed humans and parasites to be the same and that she enjoyed the time she had spent living as a “human”.
What happened to Reiko Tamuras baby?
Reiko Tamura’s child is the human offspring of two Parasites. After his mother’s death, he is taken by Detective Hirama and presumably put up for adoption.
Does Parasyte anime have good ending?
I liked it. The ending included. It felt a little rushed, but I am a sucker for nice, happy endings. I enjoyed it, personally.
How did Reiko Tamura get pregnant?
Reiko discovers, by becoming impregnated by another Parasite named Mr. A, that a pregnant Parasite will bear a normal, human child, and that Parasites have no apparent means of reproduction.
Who killed Shinichi’s mom?
At her funeral, investigators Hirama and Chouji interrogate Shinichi and find out that a Parasite killed his mother. Mitsuo attacks Shinichi, blaming him for not protecting Kana well enough. Shinichi wonders if he is still human, not being able to cry at the loss of Kana.
Does Shinichi still have his powers?
However, after the death of Reiko Tamura, Shinichi reverts back to his former emotional state where he finally accepts the death of his mother and Kana Kimishima that he has regained the ability to cry again. Shinichi’s opinion of Parasites changes a lot over the course of the series.
Why did Migi go to sleep forever?
Since the beginning of the series, Migi can delegate control of his muscle structure to Shinichi through the nerve connections of the arm stub. So Migi was to be forever as Shinichi’s right arm/hand, hibernating. This connection is telepathic too.
Was Hirokawa a human?
He is eventually revealed to actually be a human who sympathised with the Parasites, believing they were the key to taking humanity down a chain or two. He is voiced by Yuu Mizushima in the Japanese version of the anime and John Gremillion in the English version.