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Tago is a ghoul who belonged to Goat and helped guard its hideout in the 24th ward. Easygoing and fond of games, he counted Fuka among his friends before Hajime Hazuki killed him.

Species: Ghoul
Status: Deceased
Ward: 24th Ward
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 99
Allegiances: Goat
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Appearance

He is a big, solidly built man, and a sizable scar sits beneath his right eye.

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Personality

By all appearances he is an uncomplicated, good-natured sort who enjoys a game and keeps friendly company with Fuka.

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History

He was in the middle of a card game with a fellow Goat member, watching over the group's base in the 24th ward, when a noise from another room broke the calm. The three of them set out to investigate, but Tago was ambushed and slain by Hajime Hazuki before he could find the source of the sound.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Tago in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Tago is a ghoul who belonged to Goat and helped guard its hideout in the 24th ward.

How did Tago die?

Tago was ambushed and slain by Hajime Hazuki while investigating a noise that had disturbed the Goat hideout in the 24th ward.

What was Tago's personality like?

Tago was an uncomplicated, good-natured sort who enjoyed a game and kept friendly company with fellow Goat member Fuka.

What does Tago look like?

Tago is a big, solidly built man with a sizable scar beneath his right eye.

What was Tago doing right before he was killed?

Tago was in the middle of a card game with a fellow Goat member, watching over the group's base, when a noise from another room drew him into the ambush that killed him.

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