
The 133rd chapter of Tokyo Ghoul pits Ken Kaneki against Koutarou Amon in a duel Kaneki never wanted, as the CCG monitors the clash from afar and a fresh quinque and armor are rushed to Amon to keep him in the fight against the Centipede.
Ken Kaneki slips past Koutarou Amon's swings while repeating that he has no wish to fight. Amon presses on regardless and triggers Kura's decay phase, forcing Kaneki to bring out his kagune. Before striking, Kaneki asks for Amon's name, and Amon privately hopes Kaneki will live so he can one day learn about his history.
Investigators relay the fight to Itsuki Marude, identifying Amon's foe as the Centipede. Yoshitoki Washuu insists Amon must not let Kaneki escape. Hideyoshi Nagachika frets that ghouls might reach the headquarters, though Marude judges it improbable.
Kaneki succeeds in wrecking Kura and stripping Amon of his weapon. Kouitsu Chigyou then blunders onto the scene, handing Amon an improved Doujima and a self-fastening Arata armor.
Amon activates Kura's decay phase, pushing Kaneki to release his kagune. Kaneki destroys Kura and disarms Amon. Chigyou delivers an upgraded Doujima and auto-attaching Arata armor to Amon.
In Chapter 133, Kaneki faces Koutarou Amon in a duel he never wanted, eventually destroying Amon's quinque Kura and disarming him. Kouitsu Chigyou then rushes Amon an upgraded Doujima and a self-fastening Arata armor to keep him in the fight.
Amon triggers Kura's decay phase against Kaneki, forcing Kaneki to bring out his kagune to keep fighting.
CCG investigators relay news of the fight to Itsuki Marude, identifying Amon's opponent, Kaneki, as the Centipede.
Kaneki succeeds in destroying Amon's quinque Kura and stripping him of his weapon during their clash.
Kouitsu Chigyou hands Amon an improved version of his quinque Doujima along with a self-fastening Arata armor.
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