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Gagi and Guge

Character

Gagi and Guge are twin ghoul brothers who serve Aogiri Tree and the White Suits as the ever-present muscle at Naki's side. Towering and inseparable, they follow the leader they call their big brother without question, and in the end they give up their own bodies to keep him alive.

En Voice: Cris George
Species: Ghoul
Status: Deceased
Gender: Male
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 90
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 15
First Appearance (Novel): quest: Chapter 2
Allegiances: Aogiri Tree, White Suits
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Appearance

The brothers stand out for their enormous, powerfully built frames. The anime gives them short dark hair, whereas the manga renders them completely bald. Their masks are nearly matching, each cut with one small hole and one large hole for the eyes that echo a pair of lopsided emoticon faces, and both wear the same white suits in imitation of their leader.

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Personality

The pair act as a single unit, showing none of the quirks that would set them apart as individuals. Their words come out garbled and strange, yet Naki grasps their meaning without trouble. Above all they are bound to their leader, rushing to his side and trying to comfort him whenever difficulty arises.

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History

Naki and Yamori recruited the twins in the early days of the crew that would grow into the White Suits. They fought at the raid on Kanou's lab, standing with Kaneki's group against the CCG; when Akira Mado nearly ran one of them through, Naki flung himself into the path and took the wound instead, and the brothers carried him clear as the group pulled back. During the Owl Suppression Operation they shielded Naki through the chaos, and in the anime's Root A they stayed with him through his breakdown over Yamori's death and guarded him at Cochlea.

At the Auction they again threw their bodies between Naki and a ring of investigators, sacrificing themselves to save him. Neither twin ever released a kagune, but their sheer size and brute strength let them challenge powerful investigators such as Koutarou Amon. Their corpses were later brought back to Aogiri, where Akihiro Kanou's autopsy uncovered a rare condition that clotted their Rc cells and barred them from ever using a kagune, even though their kakuhou were otherwise healthy enough to have produced formidable ones.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who are Gagi and Guge in Tokyo Ghoul?

Gagi and Guge are twin ghoul brothers who serve Aogiri Tree and the White Suits as the ever-present muscle at Naki's side.

How did Gagi and Guge die?

At the Auction, Gagi and Guge threw their bodies between Naki and a ring of investigators, sacrificing themselves to save him.

Could Gagi and Guge use a kagune?

Neither twin ever released a kagune; an autopsy by Akihiro Kanou later found a rare condition that clotted their Rc cells and barred them from doing so, despite kakuhou healthy enough to have produced formidable kagune.

What do Gagi and Guge look like?

Gagi and Guge are twins with enormous, powerfully built frames, dressed in white suits and wearing nearly matching masks each cut with one small hole and one large hole for the eyes.

How did Gagi and Guge join Aogiri Tree?

Naki and Yamori recruited Gagi and Guge in the early days of the crew that would grow into the White Suits, and the twins later fought at the raid on Kanou's lab alongside Kaneki's group.

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