Mitarai
CharacterMitarai is a ghoul who belonged to the Ghoul Restaurant, operating there under the codename TR. He is remembered chiefly for luring a human named Kobachi to the establishment to be served as a meal.
Appearance
Mitarai has an ordinary, moderate build. His hair is worn combed back close to his head.
Personality
The source offers no detail on his character. What can be gathered comes only from his actions as a patron of the Ghoul Restaurant, where he treats humans purely as fare to be procured.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Mitarai in Tokyo Ghoul?
Mitarai is a ghoul affiliated with the Ghoul Restaurant, known there under the codename TR.
What did Mitarai do to Kobachi?
Mitarai lured the human Kobachi to the Ghoul Restaurant and presented her as food for the ghouls gathered there.
What is Mitarai's codename?
Mitarai went by the codename TR while a member of the Ghoul Restaurant.
When did Mitarai first appear in Tokyo Ghoul?
Mitarai first appeared in Chapter 37 of the original manga, during the Gourmet arc.
What does Mitarai look like?
Mitarai has an ordinary, moderate build, with his hair combed back close to his head.
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