The one hundred first chapter keeps the raid's battles raging, as Shinohara reveals his Arata armor against a rapidly evolving Kaneki and Akira Mado turns the tide on Naki.
Summary
Kaneki throws himself at the investigators as they ready their quinques, but Yukinori Shinohara deploys his Arata and turns the strike aside. Guessing that Kaneki has grown into roughly half a kakuja, Shinohara unveils his own Arata armor while the other investigators look on in disbelief.
Key Events
Naki taunts and pins Koutarou Amon during their duel until Akira Mado slices through his kagune and runs him through with her chimera quinque. Shuu Tsukiyama moves to strike Akira but is stopped by Amon's weapon. Elsewhere, Nashiro and Kurona Yasuhisa slip past Juuzou Suzuya's blows, though Juuzou takes a cut across his own abdomen during the exchange.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Chapter 101 of Tokyo Ghoul?
Chapter 101 continues the Aogiri raid battles, with Yukinori Shinohara revealing his Arata armor to counter a rapidly evolving Kaneki while Akira Mado turns the fight against Naki.
What is the Arata armor Shinohara uses in Chapter 101?
In Chapter 101, Yukinori Shinohara deploys his Arata armor after judging that Kaneki has grown into roughly half a kakuja, using it to turn aside Kaneki's attack.
What happens to Naki in Chapter 101?
In Chapter 101, Naki taunts and pins Koutarou Amon during their duel, but Akira Mado intervenes, slicing through his kagune and running him through with her chimera quinque.
What is the meaning of Chapter 101's title?
Chapter 101 is titled Hybrid, or Konsei in Japanese, a title whose Japanese reading sounds identical to a phrase meaning mixed voices.
When was Chapter 101 released and where does it fall in the manga?
Chapter 101 was released on October 31, 2013, and appears in the eleventh volume of the Tokyo Ghoul manga.
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