Jirou Yamamoto
CharacterJirou Yamamoto is a human tied to the Great Wheel Act, a human organization within the world of Tokyo Ghoul. He surfaces only briefly, named as the point of contact when Goat seeks outside medical help for Akira Mado.
Appearance
The series never provides a visual design for Jirou, leaving his looks undocumented.
Personality
No details about his temperament or manner are established in the source material.
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History
Following the third Cochlea raid, Nico handed the members of Goat a card offering a backup route to secure treatment for Akira Mado. Printed on it were Jirou's name along with the contact details for the Great Wheel Act, marking his sole connection to the story as the human group's designated liaison.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Jirou Yamamoto in Tokyo Ghoul?
Jirou Yamamoto is a human tied to the Great Wheel Act, a human organization in the world of Tokyo Ghoul, who appears only briefly as a contact for outside medical help.
What organization is Jirou Yamamoto part of?
Jirou Yamamoto belongs to the Great Wheel Act, a human group referenced within the story.
How does Jirou Yamamoto appear in the story?
After the third Cochlea raid, Nico gives the members of Goat a card listing Jirou Yamamoto's name and contact details as a backup way to get treatment for the wounded Akira Mado.
Is Jirou Yamamoto a ghoul or a human?
Jirou Yamamoto is human, with no ties to ghoul society established in the story.
What does Jirou Yamamoto look like?
Jirou Yamamoto's appearance is never shown or described in the source material, leaving his looks undocumented.
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- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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