Dogu
CharacterDogu was a ghoul who made his home in the 11th Ward. His life ended when investigators swept into the district, and the ghoul Hagi placed the blame for his death on Rize Kamishiro, whose reckless conduct had drawn the doves to the area.
Appearance
No physical description of Dogu is preserved in the available material.
Personality
Nothing of his manner or disposition survives in the record.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Dogu in Tokyo Ghoul?
Dogu was a ghoul who lived in the 11th Ward. He was killed when CCG investigators swept through the district hunting ghouls.
How did Dogu die?
Dogu was killed by CCG investigators during an operation to hunt down ghouls in the 11th Ward. His death came after Rize Kamishiro's activity in the area drew the CCG's attention there.
Who blamed Rize Kamishiro for Dogu's death?
The ghoul Hagi held Rize Kamishiro responsible for Dogu's death, since her reckless conduct in the 11th Ward had drawn CCG investigators into the area. Dogu was killed during the crackdown that followed.
What drew CCG investigators to the 11th Ward where Dogu lived?
Rize Kamishiro's activity throughout the 11th Ward caught the CCG's attention, prompting investigators to begin operating across the district. Dogu was among the ghouls killed once they moved in.
Where did Dogu first appear in the Tokyo Ghoul story?
Dogu was introduced in the Side Story: Rize, the material that details Rize Kamishiro's time in the 11th Ward. His death there is tied directly to the fallout from her presence in the district.
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