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Jun Numa

Character

Jun Numa is a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator with the CCG who takes part in the Auction Mopping-up Operation as part of the Tateshima Squad. A fan-designed character, he meets his end during that mission at the hands of the ghoul Miza.

Rank: Rank 2
Kanji: 沼 淳
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
En Voice: Greg Silva
Occupation: Ghoul Investigator
Manga Debut: :re Chapter 20
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Appearance

Jun looks to be somewhere in his thirties. His face is marked by sharply angled brows, a rounded, prominent nose, and square-framed glasses, and he dresses in the regulation gear issued to ghoul investigators.

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Personality

Little of his inner character is spelled out in the series. As a figure created from a reader submission, he is tied in supplementary material to a cheerful, smiling image, and his listed aspiration had been to work as a comedian.

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History

Serving at the rank of Rank 2, Numa was folded into the Tateshima Squad for the Auction Mopping-up Operation. During the fighting he was slain by Miza. He originated as one of twenty winners of a recruitment campaign that invited fans to design ghoul investigators, modeled on the applicant Jun'ya Hiranuma, and the author publicly marked his death when the chapter releasing it came out.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jun Numa in Tokyo Ghoul?

Jun Numa is a Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator with the CCG who takes part in the Auction Mopping-up Operation as part of the Tateshima Squad.

How does Jun Numa die?

Jun Numa is killed by the ghoul Miza during the fighting in the Auction Mopping-up Operation.

What rank does Jun Numa hold in the CCG?

Jun Numa holds the rank of Rank 2 Ghoul Investigator at the time of his death.

What squad was Jun Numa assigned to?

Jun Numa was folded into the Tateshima Squad for the Auction Mopping-up Operation.

Is Jun Numa a fan-created character?

Yes, Jun Numa originated as one of twenty winners of a recruitment campaign that invited fans to design ghoul investigators, modeled on an applicant named Jun'ya Hiranuma.

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