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Aki Sasada

Character

Aki Sasada grows up running wild alongside Taishi Fura and a boy named Ryou, until a single ghoul attack costs her an eye and takes Ryou's life. The tragedy reshapes her, and in the years afterward she settles into married life with Fura and raises their daughter.

Age: 16-17 (Jack); 32 (Tokyo Ghoul:re)
Jp Voice: Rumi Ōkubo
Species: Human
Status: Alive
Ward: 13th Ward (Formerly); 7th Ward (Currently)
Gender: Female
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 1
First Appearance (Anime): Tokyo Ghoul: Jack (OVA)
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Appearance

In her youth Aki is small and slight, her dark eyes set beneath a fringe of blunt, squared bangs. Her pale hair is cropped short.

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Personality

As a teenager Aki chases thrills with little thought for anything else. School barely registers for her; she skips class often and runs with a pack of bikers that draws police chases. Losing her eye breaks that recklessness apart, and she comes to read both the wound and Ryou's death as the price of her heedless living. Adulthood leaves her calmer and more grounded, and she is protective enough of her daughter to forbid her husband from smoking indoors.

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History

Aki, Fura, and Ryou come up together and drift into delinquency during their high school years. One night, while tearing through the streets on motorcycles to shake off police, the group is set upon by the ghoul Lantern. Two of their unnamed friends die in the assault, and when Lantern turns on the survivors, Aki's right eye is torn open. Ryou, her boyfriend, gives his life shielding Fura. Recovering in the hospital, Aki has a change of heart and tells Fura she is paying for her crimes, though he insists their friends were killed by a ghoul rather than any demon.

In the years that follow she marries Fura, takes his surname, and relocates to the 7th ward once he is posted there in command. Their only child, Natsu, is born about a year before the events of Tokyo Ghoul. Later, Fura recalls to fellow investigators how Kishou Arima once saved the two of them from a ghoul.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Aki Sasada in Tokyo Ghoul?

Aki Sasada grows up running wild alongside Taishi Fura and a boy named Ryou until a ghoul attack costs her an eye and takes Ryou's life, after which she settles into married life with Fura and raises their daughter.

How does Aki Sasada lose her eye?

While tearing through the streets on motorcycles with Taishi Fura and Ryou to shake off police, Aki Sasada's group is attacked by the ghoul Lantern, and her right eye is torn open in the assault.

Who does Aki Sasada marry?

Aki Sasada marries Taishi Fura, takes his surname, and relocates with him to the 7th ward once he is posted there in command.

What was Aki Sasada like as a teenager?

As a teenager, Aki Sasada chases thrills with little thought for anything else, skipping school often and running with a pack of bikers that draws police chases.

Who is Aki Sasada's daughter?

Aki Sasada's daughter is Natsu Fura, born to her and Taishi Fura about a year before the events of Tokyo Ghoul.

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