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Big Madam

Character

A wealthy and feared ghoul who ran a sprawling black market operation. In earlier years Big Madam kept Juuzou Suzuya as a human pet and tormented him relentlessly, and reportedly employed Nutcracker, which made the whole network a priority target for the CCG.

Gender: Female
Rating: SS
Status: Deceased
Rc Type: Bikaku
Species: Ghoul
En Voice: Nancy Sherrard
Jp Voice: Kimiko Saito
Anime Debut: Episode 18
Manga Debut: Chapter 122
Biological Sex: Male
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Appearance

Big Madam was a heavyset ghoul with strawberry-blonde hair, draped in opulent clothing and piled with jewelry. No mask ever featured in the look; it leaned instead on thick makeup, tinted sunglasses, and braces. Only after the auction, once the CCG recovered the corpse, was the ghoul's biological sex revealed to be male.

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Personality

Sadism defined Big Madam, who savored the suffering of others through auction shows trading in human goods and by loaning out pets for the Ghoul Restaurant's dinner shows. That fortune bought the finest luxuries and funded a taste for petite, delicate humans as well as handsome ones, enough to bid two hundred million yen on Tooru Mutsuki. Refinement stopped at the wallet, though. Emotions ran completely unchecked, gushing and even drooling when pleased, and turning childishly brutal the instant things went wrong.

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History

An associate of Madam A and the Ghoul Restaurant, Big Madam had abducted a child renamed Juuzou, molding him into a fighter and entertainer while torturing him at night, dressing him as a girl, and eventually castrating him with a hammer. A CCG raid years later failed to capture her. At the auction she hunted for a fresh pet, lost a bidding war over a famous actor to Croque Monsieur, then won Mutsuki for a record two hundred million yen. Her triumph collapsed the moment Suzuya revealed himself and began cutting down the ghouls in attendance.

Retreating with the other guests into the underground of the Zeum hall, she clashed with Kuki Urie, defeated him, and swallowed him whole, though he tore his way free with his koukaku kagune before Suzuya's squad could save him. Wounded by Juuzou's quinque Jason, she begged for mercy; Juuzou told her he bore no hatred but had to kill her because it was his job. Spitting that she had never loved him, she was cut down by the squad while Hanbee covered a tearful Juuzou, who said his farewell and called her father. A born ghoul rated SS on her own strength, she wielded a massive bikaku kagune shaped like a thick tail that could stretch a great distance, and it took a large team of investigators and Quinx to finally exterminate her.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Did Big Madam love Juuzou?

No. When confronted, Big Madam spat that she had never loved Juuzou Suzuya, despite having raised him as a captive pet for years.

Did Juuzou Suzuya get castrated?

Yes. As a child, Juuzou Suzuya was abducted by Big Madam, who tortured him at night, dressed him as a girl, and eventually castrated him with a hammer.

How did Big Madam die?

Big Madam was wounded by Juuzou Suzuya's quinque Jason at the auction and, after begging for mercy, was cut down by his squad while Juuzou said a tearful farewell and called her father.

What was revealed about Big Madam's biological sex?

Big Madam presented as female with an opulent, feminine appearance, but once the CCG recovered the corpse after the auction, it was revealed that Big Madam's biological sex was male.

What kind of kagune did Big Madam have?

Big Madam was a born ghoul rated SS who wielded a massive bikaku kagune shaped like a thick tail capable of stretching a great distance, requiring a large team of investigators and Quinx to finally defeat her.

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