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Aus is a rinkaku-type quinque rated S+, wielded by the CCG investigator Hairu Ihei. Its edge is sharp enough to slice through Matsumae's kagune with ease, even though that same kagune had shrugged off the strength of Kuki Urie.

Owner: Hairu Ihei
Rating: S+
Rc Type: Rinkaku
First Anime: Re: Episode 8
First Manga: Re: Chapter 35
Classification: quinque
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Overview

Aus is a quinque built along rinkaku lines and carries an S+ rating. What sets it apart is its cutting power: it parts the kagune of Matsumae without difficulty, a defense that had earlier held firm against Kuki Urie's assault.

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Role

The weapon appears in Tokyo Ghoul:re, where its reach and sharpness let its owner tear through a durable foe. Being able to overcome a kagune that resisted a stronger investigator marks it as a dangerous tool in close-quarters combat.

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Notable Members

Aus belongs to Hairu Ihei, who fought with it during her service with the CCG.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who uses Aus in Tokyo Ghoul?

Aus is used by CCG investigator Hairu Ihei, who wields it as her personal quinque during her service.

Is Aus a good quinque in Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Yes, Aus is a formidable quinque in Tokyo Ghoul:re. Rated S+, it slices through Matsumae's kagune with ease, a defense that had earlier withstood an attack from Kuki Urie.

What type of quinque is Aus and what is its rating?

Aus is a rinkaku-type quinque rated S+, prized for its exceptional cutting power in close-quarters combat.

When does Aus first appear in the Tokyo Ghoul story?

Aus first appears in Tokyo Ghoul:re, debuting in Chapter 35 of the manga and Episode 8 of the anime.

What makes Aus more effective than Kuki Urie's attack against Matsumae?

Matsumae's kagune had shrugged off the strength of Kuki Urie, yet Aus's edge sliced through it without difficulty in Hairu Ihei's hands, showing the quinque's remarkable cutting power.

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