Touka unleashes the full ferocity of her kagune against Tsukiyama, shattering his blade and his composure, though the battered Gourmet still refuses to abandon his hunt.
Summary
Touka Kirishima's kagune begins firing projectiles that hammer Tsukiyama to the floor, and Kaneki marvels at the force behind them. Rather than fear, the Gourmet reacts with unsettling delight at this new side of her, declaring he cannot pardon her for having eaten Kaneki's flesh.
His kagune reshapes into a blade as he threatens to tear out her insides. Touka meets the strike, then breaks his kagune apart entirely. Weakened but unbroken, Tsukiyama swears he cannot be stopped and starts toward Kimi Nishino, only for an irritated Nishiki Nishio to seize his tie and hold him back.
Key Events
Touka's projectile kagune overwhelms Tsukiyama. She shatters the blade form of his kagune. Nishiki grabs the Gourmet's tie to keep him from Kimi.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 45, Black Wing?
In Chapter 45, Touka Kirishima unleashes the full force of her kagune against Tsukiyama, shattering his kagune and his composure, though the battered Gourmet still refuses to give up his hunt.
How does Touka defeat Tsukiyama's kagune in Chapter 45?
In Chapter 45, Touka's kagune fires projectiles that hammer Tsukiyama to the floor, and when his kagune reshapes into a blade to strike her, she meets the attack and breaks it apart entirely.
Why is Tsukiyama furious at Touka in Chapter 45?
In Chapter 45, Tsukiyama reacts with delight and anger at Touka's newfound ferocity, declaring he cannot forgive her for having eaten Kaneki's flesh.
How does Nishiki stop Tsukiyama from reaching Kimi in Chapter 45?
Weakened but unbroken, Tsukiyama starts toward Kimi Nishino near the end of Chapter 45, but an irritated Nishiki Nishio seizes his tie and holds him back.
What does the title Black Wing refer to in Chapter 45?
The title Black Wing reflects the winged shape of Touka Kirishima's kagune, which is on full display in Chapter 45 as she overpowers Tsukiyama.
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