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Chapter 69

Manga ChapterCh. 69

A memory of the CCG's costly victory over the One-Eyed Owl frames the present standoff, as Shinohara and Kuroiwa corner the creature in building three. On the rooftop above, Ayato overpowers his sister and begins to feed on her unfinished kagune.

Volume: 8
Release Date: March 7, 2013
Issue: Issue 2013-14
Previous Chapter: Chapter 68
Next Chapter: Chapter 70
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Summary

A look back reveals a past battle against the Owl that maimed and killed a great number of investigators. In its aftermath, Kishou Arima carved a path toward the creature using the quinque of fallen colleagues and dealt it a mortal wound, handing the Commission of Counter Ghoul its victory.

In the present, Yukinori Shinohara and Iwao Kuroiwa come upon the Owl in the corridors of building three. With the enemy in sight, they relay the situation to Itsuki Marude, who orders them to commit as few personnel as possible to avoid needless deaths. Once investigators including Koutarou Amon are sent away, Shinohara and the others steel themselves for the fight.

On the roof, Touka Kirishima and Ayato Kirishima continue their duel, with Ayato steadily overpowering her. Catching his sister unguarded, he begins to devour her half-formed wing kagune.

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Key Events

A flashback recounts Arima crippling the One-Eyed Owl to win an earlier campaign at heavy cost. Shinohara and Kuroiwa corner the Owl in building three and prepare to engage on Marude's cautious orders. Ayato gains the advantage over Touka and feeds on her incomplete kagune.

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Notes

Opening Volume 8, the chapter That Day (過日, Kajitsu) ties the CCG's history with the Owl to the present raid. Kureo Mado, Fujishige Iba, and Kishou Arima appear only within the remembered battle.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 69?

Chapter 69 opens with a flashback to Kishou Arima crippling the One-Eyed Owl in an earlier costly battle, then returns to the present as Yukinori Shinohara and Iwao Kuroiwa corner the Owl in building three. On the rooftop, Ayato Kirishima overpowers Touka and begins feeding on her unfinished kagune.

Who defeated the One-Eyed Owl in the past, according to Chapter 69?

Chapter 69 reveals that Kishou Arima previously dealt the One-Eyed Owl a mortal wound using the quinque of fallen colleagues, winning the Commission of Counter Ghoul a costly victory.

Why does Marude limit the forces sent against the Owl in Chapter 69?

In Chapter 69, Itsuki Marude orders Shinohara and Kuroiwa to commit as few personnel as possible against the One-Eyed Owl to avoid needless deaths, sending investigators including Koutarou Amon away.

What does Ayato do to Touka in Chapter 69?

In Chapter 69, Ayato Kirishima gains the upper hand over his sister Touka in their rooftop duel and begins devouring her half formed wing kagune after catching her unguarded.

What volume does Chapter 69 open?

Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 69, titled That Day, opens Volume 8 of the manga and was released March 7, 2013.

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