Tsubasa
CharacterTsubasa is an office worker and a familiar face at the Anteiku cafe, remembered for good-naturedly needling the waiter Enji Koma. Married with a young son, Shouta, she passes away early in his life, a loss that leaves a lasting mark on him.
Appearance
The source material records no physical description of Tsubasa.
Personality
She carries a teasing streak, frequently poking fun at Enji Koma during her stops at the cafe.
History
Tsubasa spends her working life as an office employee in the 20th Ward and counts herself among Anteiku's steady clientele, where she likes to rib its staff. She marries and has a son, Shouta, but her time is cut short while the boy is still very young, and her death weighs heavily on him in the years that follow.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tsubasa in Tokyo Ghoul?
Tsubasa is an office worker and a familiar face at the Anteiku cafe, remembered for good naturedly needling the waiter Enji Koma. She is married with a young son, Shouta.
What is Tsubasa's connection to Anteiku?
Tsubasa works as an office employee in the 20th Ward and counts herself among Anteiku's steady clientele, where she likes to rib the staff, especially Enji Koma.
Who is Tsubasa's son?
Tsubasa's son is Shouta, who is still very young when she passes away.
What happens to Tsubasa?
Tsubasa dies while her son Shouta is still very young, and her death weighs heavily on him in the years that follow.
What does the name Tsubasa mean?
Tsubasa's name is written with the kanji for wing.
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