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Special Class Investigator Meeting

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The Special Class Investigator Meeting is a high-level council where the Commission of Counter Ghoul's top-ranked investigators gather to weigh the pressing threats before the agency and debate how to deal with the most dangerous ghouls at large.

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Overview

Reserved for the elite Special Class ranks of the anti-ghoul agency, this gathering functions as a prestigious council. Those seated together review the troubles currently confronting the Commission and single out the ghouls judged most perilous to the city.

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Role

Several such assemblies punctuate the story. One convened after the assault on Kanou's laboratory, where the attendees flagged the rise of a half-kakuja called Centipede and confirmed that two Owls stalked Tokyo, a session that set the Owl Suppression Operation in motion. A later meeting, following the Tsukiyama family's extermination, turned toward crushing the Aogiri Tree and greenlit the Rushima Landing Operation. Afterward the council read the final wishes of former chairman Tsuneyoshi Washuu, put Souta Washuu-Furuta forward for Bureau Director, and branded the self-declared One-Eyed King a Special Wanted Criminal. On the eve of the Clown siege, the investigators dissected the Clowns' raids on branch offices and floated the notion of Suzuya stepping into Arima's legendary shoes.

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Notable Members

Attendance drew the senior figures of the Commission, among them Yoshitoki Washuu, Itsuki Marude, Koori Ui, Juuzou Suzuya, and Souta Washuu-Furuta across the various sessions. Only Koori Ui and Haise Sasaki are known to have joined while still holding the lower Associate Special Class rank. Kishou Arima, for his part, routinely avoided the conferences altogether, dispatching either Ui or Sasaki to stand in for the S3 Squad in his absence.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Special Class Investigator Meeting in Tokyo Ghoul?

The Special Class Investigator Meeting is a high level council where the Commission of Counter Ghoul's top ranked investigators gather to weigh pressing threats and debate how to deal with the most dangerous ghouls.

What did the Special Class Investigator Meeting decide after the raid on Kanou's laboratory?

After the assault on Kanou's laboratory, the meeting flagged the rise of a half kakuja called Centipede, confirmed that two Owls stalked Tokyo, and set the Owl Suppression Operation in motion.

What happened at the meeting after the Tsukiyama family's extermination?

Following the Tsukiyama family's extermination, the meeting turned toward crushing the Aogiri Tree and greenlit the Rushima Landing Operation, later reading Tsuneyoshi Washuu's final wishes and branding the self declared One Eyed King a Special Wanted Criminal.

Who attends the Special Class Investigator Meeting?

Senior Commission of Counter Ghoul figures attend the meeting, including Yoshitoki Washuu, Itsuki Marude, Koori Ui, Juuzou Suzuya, and Souta Washuu-Furuta.

Did Kishou Arima attend the Special Class Investigator Meeting?

Kishou Arima routinely avoided the meeting, instead dispatching Koori Ui or Haise Sasaki to represent the S3 Squad in his absence.

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