Yuki
CharacterYuki is a young ghoul boy, one of three orphans left behind by Aogiri Tree. After the organization's collapse he comes to live under Goat's protection in the 24th ward, a sweet-natured child who grows especially fond of Touka Kirishima and her company.
Appearance
Yuki is a small boy whose pale hair is cut into a bob, the fringe sweeping down to hide the left side of his face.
Personality
He comes across as gentle and warm, an easily likable child.
History
Yuki is counted among three orphaned children who came out of Aogiri Tree. With that organization fallen, he now lives in the care of Goat, and he keeps close to Touka Kirishima, whose company he clearly treasures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Yuki a guy or a girl?
In Tokyo Ghoul, Yuki is male, a young ghoul boy who lives under Goat's protection in the 24th ward.
What anime is Yuki from?
This Yuki appears in the Tokyo Ghoul:re continuation, introduced as one of three ghoul orphans left behind after Aogiri Tree's collapse.
How did Yuki end up living with Goat?
Yuki is one of three orphaned children left behind by Aogiri Tree, and once that organization fell, he came to live under the protection of Goat.
Who is Yuki close to in Tokyo Ghoul?
Yuki keeps close to Touka Kirishima and clearly treasures her company, growing especially fond of her after joining Goat.
What does Yuki look like?
Yuki is a small boy with pale hair cut into a bob, the fringe sweeping down to hide the left side of his face.
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