The hundredth chapter reaches the height of the Aogiri raid on Kanou's hideout, where a hardened Kaneki cuts through failed ghoul experiments and Shinohara finally lays eyes on the centipede-like kagune that gives the chapter its name.
Summary
Rattled by Akihiro Kanou's words and Renji Yomo's sudden appearance, Kaneki lunges at the doctor but is kicked back by Shachi, who lectures him on recognizing his own weaknesses before slipping away with Kanou in tow. Kanou throws open his containers, loosing a swarm of incomplete ghoul experiments, and Kaneki carves through them all while brooding over his own strength.
Key Events
Yukinori Shinohara splits the investigators into two teams under himself and Koutarou Amon. Juuzou Suzuya runs into Kurona and Nashiro Yasuhisa, while Amon reaches the clash between Kaneki's group and the White Suits. Shuu Tsukiyama and Naki forge a brief truce against the CCG. When Shinohara arrives where Kaneki has been fighting, he finds slain ghouls in every direction and remarks that the young ghoul's kagune resembles a centipede.
Notes
Centipede is the hundredth chapter and closes out the tenth volume, its title pointing to the shape Shinohara sees in Kaneki's kagune.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 100 of Tokyo Ghoul?
Chapter 100 follows Kaneki fighting through Akihiro Kanou's failed ghoul experiments during the Aogiri hideout raid, while Yukinori Shinohara and Koutarou Amon lead investigator teams through separate battles nearby.
Why is Chapter 100 titled Centipede?
Chapter 100 is titled Centipede because when Yukinori Shinohara arrives at the scene of Kaneki's fight, he finds slain ghouls everywhere and remarks that Kaneki's kagune resembles a centipede.
What does Kanou do in Chapter 100?
In Chapter 100, Akihiro Kanou opens his containers and releases a swarm of his incomplete ghoul experiments before slipping away with the help of Shachi.
Who does Juuzou Suzuya encounter in Chapter 100?
Juuzou Suzuya runs into Kurona and Nashiro Yasuhisa during the events of Chapter 100.
What volume does Chapter 100 close out?
Chapter 100 closes out the tenth volume of the Tokyo Ghoul manga and was released on October 24, 2013.
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