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Wobbegong

Character

Wobbegong is an S-rated ghoul who heads a crew of human ex-convicts turned thieves. Their run of robberies leaves a heavy toll of dead police officers before an investigator finally brings him down and puts his remains to grim use.

Alias: Wobbegong
Gender: Male
Rating: S
Status: Deceased
Rc Type: Rinkaku
Species: Ghoul
Manga Debut: Chapter 74
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Appearance

Over the lower half of his face Wobbegong wears a mask that looks to be built from metal plating, fitted with a pair of monocle-style lenses.

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History

For a time Wobbegong directs his band of former convicts through a run of robberies that repeatedly turns deadly for the police pursuing them. That reign ends when Iwao Kuroiwa kills him and harvests his kakuhou, the raw material later shaped into the quinque known as Kuroiwa Special. His codename borrows from the wobbegong, a carpet shark found in waters around Japan, Australia, and Indonesia.

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Abilities

Ranked at class S and valuable enough that his kakuhou arms a Special Class investigator's quinque, Wobbegong counts as a formidable opponent. He fights with a rinkaku kagune.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is he called Wobbegong?

His codename Wobbegong borrows from the wobbegong, a type of carpet shark found in waters around Japan, Australia, and Indonesia.

Who is Wobbegong in Tokyo Ghoul?

Wobbegong is an S-rated ghoul who leads a crew of human ex-convicts turned thieves, whose robberies leave a heavy toll of dead police officers.

Who kills Wobbegong?

Wobbegong is killed by the investigator Iwao Kuroiwa, who harvests his kakuhou afterward.

What quinque is made from Wobbegong's remains?

Wobbegong's kakuhou becomes the raw material for the quinque known as Kuroiwa Special.

What kagune does Wobbegong fight with?

Wobbegong fights with a rinkaku kagune and is ranked class S, valuable enough that his kakuhou arms a Special Class investigator's quinque.

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