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Yoshitoki Washuu

Character

Yoshitoki Washuu serves as Bureau Director of the CCG's Main Office, a composed leader from the powerful Washuu family. Beneath the respected investigator lies a secret the whole clan shares: he is a ghoul, a truth exposed only in the final days of his life.

Ward: 1st Ward
Gender: Male
Status: Deceased
Species: Ghoul
Full Name: Yoshitoki Washuu
Occupation: Bureau Director of the CCG Main Office
Anime Debut: Episode 14
Manga Debut: Chapter 80
Unique Ghoul States: Natural Born-Kakuja
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Appearance

A man in his middle years, Yoshitoki carries pronounced cheekbones and a thinning goatee framing his mouth and jaw, his black hair falling in loose waves. Images of his younger self bear a striking likeness to Furuta.

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Personality

He approaches the work of a ghoul investigator with genuine seriousness. Haise Sasaki observes that, unlike much of the Washuu family, Yoshitoki carries a mild and approachable manner that makes him easy company.

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History

Once known in his youth as Chika Washuu, he came to lead the CCG's Main Office. During the Owl Suppression Operation he commanded the assault on Anteiku. When Yoshimura joined the fight and their gazes crossed, he calmly remarked that he bore the ghoul no hatred, since the killing was simply his duty. Afterward he reported the results to Chairman Tsuneyoshi Washuu alongside Kishou Arima.

At a later Special Class conference on Aogiri Tree, he clashed with his son Matsuri over the worth of the Tsukiyama extermination, the two locking into a tense standoff before the meeting pulled them apart. During the Rushima Landing Operation, he learned of a crisis at Cochlea and ordered it kept quiet to protect morale, privately hoping Arima would hold the prison.

His end came when Itsuki Marude, having pieced together that the Washuu bloodline were ghouls, drew his weapon and laid out the evidence. A shot to the head dropped Yoshitoki, but he rose again with his kakugan burning and struck back. Marude escaped, leaving two decapitated subordinates behind. Matsuri discovered the aftermath, confirmed his father's death, and broke down in grief.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Was Yoshitoki a ghoul?

Yes, Yoshitoki Washuu was secretly a ghoul beneath his role as Bureau Director of the CCG's Main Office, a truth about him that only comes out in the final days of his life.

Is every Washuu a ghoul?

Yes, the Washuu clan secretly shares the same ghoul heritage as Yoshitoki, a fact hidden from the CCG despite the family running the organization.

How did Yoshitoki Washuu die?

Yoshitoki Washuu died after Itsuki Marude, having pieced together that the Washuu bloodline were ghouls, shot him in the head. Yoshitoki rose again with his kakugan active and fought back, but Marude escaped and his son Matsuri later confirmed his death.

What position did Yoshitoki Washuu hold at the CCG?

Yoshitoki Washuu served as Bureau Director of the CCG's Main Office, commanding operations such as the assault on Anteiku during the Owl Suppression Operation.

Who is Yoshitoki Washuu's son?

Yoshitoki Washuu's son is Matsuri Washuu, who once clashed with him over the Tsukiyama extermination and later broke down in grief upon confirming his father's death.

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