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Ching-Li Hsiao

Character

A Taiwanese-born Rank 1 ghoul investigator, also known as Genie Hsiao, who joined the Quinx Squad among its second wave of recruits. A former half-human turned Quinx hybrid, she fights mainly with her fists and a koukaku kagune.

Age: 19
Rank: Rank 1
Ward: 1st Ward
Alias: Genie Hsiao
Gender: Female
Status: Alive
Quinque: Kuai 1/4
Rc Type: Koukaku
Species: Quinx (formerly Half-human)
En Voice: Katelyn Barr
Jp Voice: Maya Enoyoshi
Anime Debut: :re Episode 13
Manga Debut: :re Chapter 59
Investigator Training: Sunlit Garden
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Appearance

Hsiao is a dark-haired young woman of middling height and athletic frame. For operations she dons a long coat, boots reaching the knee, and clinging gloves that run the length of her arms up to the shoulders, all worn over a snug bodysuit cut open across the lower back.

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Personality

Set beside her squadmates, Hsiao keeps a noticeably cooler head. She stays composed under pressure, concentrates intently, and does her best to carry out whatever a mission asks of her.

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History

Born in Taiwan, Hsiao came to Japan as a child and received a gifted student's education at the Sunlit Garden. She debuted fighting Aogiri Tree alongside her squad, exterminating two of its members. Assigned to the Rushima operation, she spent days combing the island for Tooru Mutsuki, then joined the Quinx assault on the rampaging Floppy, slotting into an Arima Squad formation under Urie before Floppy's kakuja overwhelmed and defeated her.

During the Clown Siege she paired with Saiko, and when their squad leader Urie went berserk she injected him with Rc suppressants the moment he left himself exposed. She later watched the executions that marked the new Chairman's promotion and attended Takeomi and Yoriko's wedding. In the finale she kept up her TSC duties until poor health forced a leave of absence at twenty-six, during which she aided research into extending half-human lifespans before returning to office and intelligence work. As a Quinx she carries a koukaku kagune shaped into a sword and shield, which she can also wrap around her legs to power her kicks, excels at hand-to-hand combat beyond the rest of the new batch, and wields the rinkaku quinque Kuai 1/4, four small blades fixed to her hands and feet.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Ching-Li Hsiao?

Ching-Li Hsiao, also known as Genie Hsiao, is a Taiwanese-born Rank 1 ghoul investigator who joined the Quinx Squad among its second wave of recruits, fighting mainly with her fists and a koukaku kagune.

What is Ching-Li Hsiao's kagune ability?

As a Quinx, Ching-Li Hsiao carries a koukaku kagune shaped into a sword and shield, which she can wrap around her legs to power her kicks, and she excels at hand-to-hand combat beyond the rest of her squad.

What quinque does Ching-Li Hsiao use?

Ching-Li Hsiao wields the rinkaku quinque Kuai 1/4, made of four small blades fixed to her hands and feet.

What happened to Ching-Li Hsiao when Kuki Urie went berserk?

During the Clown Siege, Ching-Li Hsiao was paired with Saiko Yonebayashi, and when their squad leader Kuki Urie went berserk, she injected him with Rc suppressants the moment he left himself exposed.

What happened to Ching-Li Hsiao in the series finale?

In the finale, Ching-Li Hsiao continued her Tokyo Security Committee duties until poor health forced a leave of absence at twenty-six, during which she aided research into extending half-human lifespans before returning to office and intelligence work.

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