Uchino
CharacterUchino is one of the instructors at the CCG's second training academy. Cold toward the children in his charge, he takes part in pinning the blame for an instructor's cruelty on the young outcast Juuzou Suzuya.
Appearance
He keeps his black hair cropped short, stands at an ordinary height, and dresses in a suit.
Personality
He shows little warmth toward the children under his watch, least of all the outcasts among them. When Goumasa Tokage's cruelty toward animals threatened to become a scandal, Uchino and his colleagues shifted the blame onto Juuzou Suzuya to keep the matter quiet.
History
He works as a staff instructor at the CCG's second academy, where his treatment of the more troubled students helps shape how figures like Juuzou Suzuya are handled during their upbringing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Uchino in Tokyo Ghoul?
Uchino is one of the instructors at the CCG's second training academy, a man who shows little warmth toward the children in his charge, least of all the outcasts among them.
What did Uchino do to Juuzou Suzuya?
When Goumasa Tokage's cruelty toward animals threatened to become a scandal, Uchino and his colleagues shifted the blame onto Juuzou Suzuya to keep the matter quiet.
What is Uchino's occupation?
Uchino works as a staff instructor at the CCG's second training academy.
What does Uchino look like?
Uchino keeps his black hair cropped short, stands at an ordinary height, and dresses in a suit.
How did Uchino's actions affect Juuzou Suzuya's upbringing?
Uchino's treatment of the more troubled students, including scapegoating Juuzou Suzuya to cover for Goumasa Tokage, helps shape how outcasts like Suzuya are handled during their time at the academy.
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