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:re Chapter 23

Manga ChapterCh. 23

Perry is chapter twenty-three of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Nutcracker unveils a deadly dual kagune against the Ooshiba Squad, Matsumae rescues Kanae, and Haise reluctantly sends Urie to guide the wounded Mutsuki to safety while Takizawa's massacre goes unnoticed.

Volume: 3
Release Date: April 2, 2015
Issue: Issue 2015-18
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 22
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 24
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Summary

Nutcracker springs on the Ooshiba Squad and turns a losing brawl in her favor the moment she unveils a second kagune. She skewers Ryouta Ooshiba through the leg, cuts down several of his men, and devours parts of her victims after he manages a final call for help. Command promptly raises her threat classification.

Elsewhere the Quinx corner Kanae von Rosewald, but Matsumae arrives to seal off the corridor and spirit the wounded ghoul away. Matsuri Washuu then orders Sasaki's team to hunt down Nutcracker and grants Sasaki's request to pull the injured Mutsuki out for treatment, assigning Urie as his escort.

Urie bristles at being sidelined and denied recognition, yielding only after Sasaki points out that neither Mutsuki nor Saiko Yonebayashi can hold their own in combat. Unaware that Takizawa has already annihilated the Atou Squad, Matsuri radios them for support and a lone survivor answers, masking the disaster. As the pair withdraw, Urie abruptly tells Mutsuki to halt.

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Key Events

Nutcracker exposes her dual kagune and is bumped up to an S rank threat. Ryouta Ooshiba is gravely wounded and mutilated. Matsumae extracts Kanae from the Quinx. Sasaki secures medical leave for Mutsuki with Urie guarding him, and the annihilated Atou Squad's radio is answered by an impostor, hiding Takizawa's rampage.

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Notes

The chapter bears the Japanese title 梨酒, read as Rishu and given the English name Relish. Spanning eighteen pages of the third collected volume, it debuted in issue 2015-18 on April 2, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when Nutcracker reveals her second kagune?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 23, Nutcracker unveils a second kagune against the Ooshiba Squad, skewering Ryouta Ooshiba through the leg and cutting down several of his men before Command raises her threat classification to S rank.

How does Kanae escape the Quinx in this chapter?

Matsumae arrives to seal off the corridor where the Quinx have cornered the wounded Kanae von Rosewald and spirits him away to safety.

Why is Kuki Urie assigned to guard Mutsuki?

Matsuri Washuu grants Haise Sasaki's request to pull the injured Tooru Mutsuki out for treatment, assigning Kuki Urie as his escort, though Urie resents being sidelined from the main fight.

How does Sasaki convince Urie to accept the escort duty?

Sasaki points out that neither Mutsuki nor Saiko Yonebayashi can hold their own in combat, which is enough to make Urie yield and agree to guard Mutsuki.

How does the destruction of the Atou Squad stay hidden in this chapter?

When Matsuri Washuu radios the annihilated Atou Squad for support, a lone survivor answers in their place, masking the fact that Seidou Takizawa has already wiped them out.

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