Nutcracker's partner
CharacterAn unnamed ghoul who operated at Nutcracker's side, he surfaced during the bloodbath at the Auction House. There he threw himself against the Quinx Squad and Daisuke Atou's unit, proving a fierce fighter who killed several investigators before he was finally brought down.
Appearance
Standing tall with a shaved head, he dressed entirely in black and wore sunglasses.
Personality
His brief appearance left his personality a blank, with nothing revealed about the man behind the role.
History
He first turns up during the Quinx investigation, chatting with Nutcracker in a cafe. At the auction he springs on the Quinx and Atou squads and kills one of their number. A short exchange with Haise Sasaki marks him as a tough opponent, and on Matsuri Washuu's orders the Atou squad takes him on alone while the Quinx press deeper into the building. He falls only after a savage fight, having slain three members of the squad. His koukaku kagune formed a pair of shield-like plates below the shoulder blades that framed his arms, strong enough to block strikes and shatter stone pillars.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Nutcracker's partner in Tokyo Ghoul?
Nutcracker's partner is an unnamed ghoul who fought alongside Nutcracker, surfacing during the bloodbath at the Auction House where he attacked the Quinx Squad and Daisuke Atou's unit.
How did Nutcracker's partner die?
Nutcracker's partner fell after a savage fight against Daisuke Atou's squad, having killed three of its members before he was finally brought down.
What kagune did Nutcracker's partner have?
Nutcracker's partner had a koukaku kagune forming a pair of shield-like plates below the shoulder blades, strong enough to block strikes and shatter stone pillars.
What does Nutcracker's partner look like?
Nutcracker's partner is a tall man with a shaved head who dresses entirely in black and wears sunglasses.
Where does Nutcracker's partner first appear?
Nutcracker's partner first appears chatting with Nutcracker in a cafe during the Quinx investigation, before he later dies fighting at the Auction House.
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