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Kado is a ghoul who once ran with Uta's gang in the fourth ward. Remembered as a hulking, bald figure, he was frequently paired with a look-alike gang member named Sumi, and his current fate is left unknown.

Ward: 4th Ward
Kanji: カド
Gender: Male
Status: Unknown
Species: Ghoul
Manga Debut: Chapter 112
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Appearance

Towering and heavily muscled, Kado has an imposing frame. His head is shaved completely bald and bears a tattoo along the left side, and he is shown wearing a plain white sleeveless top.

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Personality

The material gives no direct account of his disposition.

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History

In earlier days Kado belonged to the gang led by Uta, where he kept close company with Sumi, a fellow ghoul who resembled him closely. His first showing came in a bonus story from the fourth volume, in which he and Sumi tried to rough up Yomo for raiding the group's refrigerator. Whether he is still alive in the present is never confirmed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Kado in Tokyo Ghoul?

Kado is a ghoul who once ran with Uta's gang in the fourth ward, remembered as a hulking, bald figure who often appeared alongside a fellow gang member named Sumi.

What does Kado look like?

Kado is towering and heavily muscled with a completely shaved head that bears a tattoo on the left side, and he is typically shown wearing a plain white sleeveless top.

What group did Kado belong to?

Kado belonged to the gang led by Uta in the fourth ward.

What happened when Kado confronted Yomo?

In a bonus story from the fourth volume, Kado and his associate Sumi tried to rough up Yomo after he raided the group's refrigerator.

Is Kado still alive in Tokyo Ghoul?

Kado's current fate is never confirmed, so whether he is still alive is left unknown.

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