Misono Karube
CharacterMisono Karube is a human woman employed at a café near a train station. She becomes a victim of the ghoul Shuu Tsukiyama, who covets and steals the very eyes that first drew his attention to her.
Appearance
Karube is a good-looking young woman whose curls frame her face. Her eyes are a warm sepia brown, and it is that particular coloring that ends up sealing her fate.
Personality
The source reveals little of her temperament beyond the ordinary rhythms of her life. She is presented simply as a working woman going about her days at the café, before Tsukiyama's fixation upends everything.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Misono Karube in Tokyo Ghoul?
Misono Karube is a human woman who worked at a cafe near a train station and became a victim of the ghoul Shuu Tsukiyama.
Why did Shuu Tsukiyama target Misono Karube?
Shuu Tsukiyama targeted Misono Karube because he was captivated by the warm sepia brown color of her eyes.
What did Shuu Tsukiyama do to Misono Karube?
Shuu Tsukiyama forced his way into Misono Karube's room, then took her eyes to be cooked and consumed as a delicacy.
What happened to Misono Karube after the attack?
After Shuu Tsukiyama took her eyes, Misono Karube was left blind and stumbling through the streets in pain, and her ultimate fate remains unknown.
When did Misono Karube first appear in Tokyo Ghoul?
Misono Karube first appeared in Chapter 32 of the original Tokyo Ghoul manga.
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- Created bySui Ishida
- Published byShueisha
- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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