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Ajite is a koukaku-type quinque carried by the CCG's Koori Ui, a high-rated armored weapon belonging to one of the organization's Special Class investigators. Its profile places the weapon at an SS rating, marking it among the more dangerous tools in the CCG arsenal.

Type: quinque
Kanji: アジテ
Owner: Koori Ui
Rating: SS
Rc Type: Koukaku
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Overview

Ajite is a quinque of the koukaku variety, placing it among the armored class of the CCG's ghoul-derived weapons. It is the personal armament of Special Class investigator Koori Ui.

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Role

As a koukaku weapon, Ajite is built around defense and heavy striking power, the traits that define its class. Ui's profile lists the quinque at an SS rating, ranking it among the more formidable tools available within the CCG arsenal.

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Notable Members

The weapon is tied to Special Class investigator Koori Ui, who wields it in the field.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who owns the quinque Ajite in Tokyo Ghoul?

Ajite is the personal quinque of Koori Ui, a Special Class investigator with the CCG.

What type of quinque is Ajite?

Ajite is a koukaku-type quinque, placing it among the armored class of ghoul-derived weapons used by the CCG.

How is Ajite rated among CCG quinques?

Ajite carries an SS rating on Koori Ui's profile, ranking it among the more formidable weapons available within the CCG arsenal.

What is Ajite built for in combat?

As a koukaku weapon, Ajite is built around defense and heavy striking power, the traits that define quinques of that class.

What rank of CCG investigator wields Ajite?

Ajite is wielded by Koori Ui, who holds the rank of Special Class investigator within the CCG.

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