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Yoshiki Ookura

Character

Yoshiki Ookura is a human actor best known for headlining the drama Brainball. Swept up as one of the Auction's many captives, he is sold to the top bidder, Mirumo Tsukiyama, and his fate afterward remains unknown.

English Voice: Orion Pitts
Species: Human
Status: Unknown (MIA)
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 17: Rabbit Mask
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 4: Supper
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Appearance

Beyond his turn on the Auction block, the series offers no detailed description of Ookura.

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Personality

He is not drawn in any depth, standing out only through his fame as a screen actor.

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History

Away from captivity, Ookura built a name for himself on screen, most notably as a star of the drama Brainball. That public life ends when he becomes one of the many people paraded and auctioned off during the event, going to the highest bidder in Mirumo Tsukiyama. Whether he survives his sale has never been revealed.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Yoshiki Ookura in Tokyo Ghoul?

Yoshiki Ookura is a human actor best known for headlining the drama Brainball before becoming one of the Auction's many captives.

What was Yoshiki Ookura famous for?

Yoshiki Ookura built a name for himself as a screen actor, most notably starring in the drama Brainball.

Who buys Yoshiki Ookura at the Auction?

Yoshiki Ookura is sold to the top bidder at the Auction, Mirumo Tsukiyama.

What happens to Yoshiki Ookura after he is sold?

Yoshiki Ookura's fate after being sold to Mirumo Tsukiyama has never been revealed, and his current status is listed as unknown.

What does Yoshiki Ookura look like?

The series offers no detailed description of Yoshiki Ookura beyond his appearance on the Auction block.

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