Fei
CharacterFei was a Chinese ghoul tied to the Chi She Lian gang who died during a campaign to wipe out the group in China. The character never appears alive in the story, yet the kakuhou left behind becomes the quinque Douhi, a weapon whose origin later drives the Aogiri commander Tatara into a rage.
Appearance
The story preserves almost nothing of how Fei looked, recording only that this ghoul belonged to the ukaku class. No portrait or physical description accompanies the character, who surfaces through mention alone rather than any on-panel scene.
History
Fei ran with Chi She Lian, a ghoul outfit operating in China, and counted the future Aogiri lieutenant Tatara among close associates. When Kousuke Houji was stationed overseas, he joined a mission to destroy the gang, and Fei fell among those killed. The kakuhou recovered from the body was forged into the quinque Douhi, which Houji carried for a stretch before passing it down to his junior, Seidou Takizawa.
Much later, during the Owl Suppression Operation, Takizawa raised that weapon to guard himself and a bleeding Koutarou Amon. Tatara instantly knew the kagune as Fei's, and, consumed by fury, turned on Houji's protege in revenge.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Fei in Tokyo Ghoul?
Fei is a Chinese ghoul tied to the Chi She Lian gang who died during a CCG campaign to wipe out the group in China. Fei never appears alive in the story and is known only through the kakuhou left behind after death.
What ghoul type was Fei?
Fei was classed as an ukaku-type ghoul, producing a kakuhou that investigators later shaped into a quinque of ordinary strength.
How did Fei die?
Fei died when the investigator Kousuke Houji joined a mission to destroy the Chi She Lian gang in China, and Fei was among the ghouls killed in that operation.
What became of Fei's kakuhou?
After Fei's death, the recovered kakuhou was forged into the quinque Douhi, which Kousuke Houji carried for a time before passing it down to his junior, Seidou Takizawa.
Why did Tatara attack Seidou Takizawa over the quinque Douhi?
During the Owl Suppression Operation, Takizawa raised the quinque Douhi to protect himself and Koutarou Amon, and Tatara instantly recognized the kagune as Fei's, flying into a rage and turning on Takizawa in revenge.
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