Chunta is a sparrow that a young Touka and Ayato Kirishima once rescued after finding it hurt. The pair mended the little bird and kept it caged in their home, right up until events forced the siblings to open the door and let it go.
Chunta is nothing more than a small sparrow, found wounded and compact enough to live inside a cage while the Kirishima siblings looked after him.
The bird's temperament goes largely unrecorded, save for one revealing beat. The moment his cage finally opened, he repaid the two who had saved him by pecking Touka square in the eye.
Touka and Ayato discovered the hurt sparrow and brought it back to health, housing it in a cage inside their home and digging up worms to feed it. Once their father Arata vanished and the two were being hunted by ghoul investigators, they doubled back to the cage and set Chunta free.

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Chunta is a sparrow that a young Touka and Ayato Kirishima rescued after finding it hurt, nursing it back to health and keeping it caged in their home.
After their father Arata vanished and Touka and Ayato Kirishima were being hunted by ghoul investigators, the siblings returned to Chunta's cage and set the sparrow free.
The moment his cage was finally opened, Chunta repaid Touka and Ayato Kirishima by pecking Touka square in the eye.
Touka and Ayato Kirishima nursed the wounded sparrow Chunta back to health, housing him in a cage inside their home and digging up worms to feed him.
Chunta is a small sparrow, first found wounded and small enough to live inside a cage while the Kirishima siblings cared for him.
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