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Shion Satomi

Character

Shion Satomi is a Rank 1 ghoul investigator with the CCG, one of the operatives created from winners of a reader recruitment drive. She serves as deputy leader of the Shibashi Squad during the auction sweep and dies with her comrades in the strike on the Tsukiyama stronghold.

En Voice: Dawn M. Bennett
Jp Voice: Natsuki Aikawa
Species: Human
Status: Deceased
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 21
Allegiances: CCG
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Appearance

The manga never fixes Satomi with a detailed physical portrait, showing her chiefly through her role as a young female operative of the Commission. Her design traces back to the franchise's investigator recruitment campaign, where she was built out of one of the twenty selected applicants. Within the operation notes attached to the chapters, the descriptive trait paired with her is natural.

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Personality

What surfaces of her character emerges in her last moments. When squad leader Nobu Shimoguchi tried to shield his subordinates by claiming that he despised them, Satomi answered with the opposite truth, admitting she had grown fond of him. Rather than run, she held her ground beside her wounded superior, a choice that ended her life and marked her as loyal and warm toward the people she worked alongside.

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History

Satomi took part in two major CCG campaigns. She acted as second in command of the Shibashi Squad during the operation that dismantled the ghoul auction, then joined the Shimoguchi Squad for the assault on the Tsukiyama household. During that later raid, her unit pushed into the Luna Eclipse building and came upon Kanae von Rosewald standing alone amid a scatter of mangled bodies. Shimoguchi ordered an extermination, but the ghoul tore off his arm before he could close the distance. When he tried to spare the rest of his team, Satomi and Miho Toga refused to leave him; the two women were killed by Kanae as they moved to protect their leader.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Shion Satomi in Tokyo Ghoul?

Shion Satomi is a Rank 1 ghoul investigator with the CCG in Tokyo Ghoul, one of the operatives created from winners of a reader recruitment drive. She served as deputy leader of the Shibashi Squad during the auction sweep.

What squad did Shion Satomi belong to?

Shion Satomi served as second in command of the Shibashi Squad during the ghoul auction operation, then joined the Shimoguchi Squad for the assault on the Tsukiyama household.

How did Shion Satomi die?

During the raid on the Tsukiyama stronghold, Shion Satomi's unit encountered Kanae von Rosewald, who tore off squad leader Nobu Shimoguchi's arm. When Shimoguchi tried to send his team to safety, Satomi and Miho Toga refused to abandon him and were killed by Kanae while protecting him.

What was Shion Satomi's personality like?

Shion Satomi showed loyalty and warmth toward her comrades. When her squad leader Nobu Shimoguchi tried to protect his subordinates by claiming he despised them, she told him the opposite was true, admitting she had grown fond of him.

Who did Shion Satomi work with in the CCG?

Shion Satomi served under squad leader Nobu Shimoguchi and fought alongside fellow investigator Miho Toga during the raid on the Tsukiyama stronghold.

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