Niharu
CharacterNiharu was a First Class ghoul investigator with the Commission of Counter Ghoul. His brief appearance ends in the 7th ward, where he is killed while chasing the ghoul known as the Black Rabbit.
Appearance
Niharu was a fairly small man who kept his black hair cut very short. His head was notably round and his nose squared off, and he wore a long, darkly colored jacket.
Personality
The material offers no real window into his temperament. He is glimpsed only in the line of duty, a patrolling officer defined by his work rather than any developed character.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Niharu in Tokyo Ghoul?
Niharu is a First Class ghoul investigator with the Commission of Counter Ghoul who appears only briefly before being killed in the 7th ward.
What CCG rank does Niharu hold?
Niharu holds the rank of First Class within the Commission of Counter Ghoul.
Who kills Niharu?
Niharu is killed by the ghoul known as the Black Rabbit, later revealed to be Ayato Kirishima.
Where is Niharu killed?
Niharu is killed in the 7th ward while on patrol with a partner.
What was Niharu doing when he was attacked?
Niharu was on patrol through the 7th ward with a partner when the Black Rabbit attacked, tearing him apart before he could land a single blow.
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- Animated byStudio Pierrot
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