Moku
CharacterMoku was a ghoul living in the 11th ward and a member of the faction led by Kazuichi Banjou. Once conscripted into Aogiri Tree, he longed to break away for a quieter life, only to die during the group's bid to flee.
Appearance
Moku is dressed in the standard uniform associated with Aogiri Tree's rank and file.
Personality
He came across as somewhat timid, a man who held onto the hope of a gentler existence once he could slip free of Aogiri and reach the 20th district.
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History
Before circumstances forced him into Aogiri, Moku lived under the name Yamamoto. He took part in the Anti-Aogiri gathering of ghouls tied to Banjou, where the group laid plans to break out of the 11th Ward Base. He did not survive the attempt, falling to Yamori during the escape.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was Moku in Tokyo Ghoul?
Moku was a ghoul from the 11th ward who once lived under the name Yamamoto and belonged to Kazuichi Banjou's Anti-Aogiri faction before dying during their escape attempt.
How did Moku die?
Moku died at the hands of Yamori while trying to escape the 11th Ward Base alongside Kazuichi Banjou's Anti-Aogiri group.
What name did Moku use before joining Aogiri Tree?
Before being forced into Aogiri Tree, Moku lived under the name Yamamoto.
What did Moku hope to do?
Moku hoped to break away from Aogiri Tree for a quieter life in the 20th district.
What group did Moku belong to before his death?
Moku belonged to the Anti-Aogiri group, a faction of ghouls led by Kazuichi Banjou who planned to break out of the 11th Ward Base.
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