Beef
CharacterBeef is a bikaku-type quinque rated A and carried by the CCG investigator Mizurou Tamaki. Shaped like a long, guardless katana, it is a blade he handles with practiced skill in the field against ghouls.
Overview
Beef is a quinque of the bikaku category, assigned an A rating. It takes the form of an elongated katana that lacks a hand guard, giving it a clean, slender profile.
Role
In combat the weapon serves as a straightforward cutting tool, and its wielder is noted for using it efficiently. It has been shown pinning down opponents, including Kurona, during CCG operations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the quinque Beef in Tokyo Ghoul?
Beef is a quinque carried by CCG investigator Mizurou Tamaki, shaped like a long, guardless katana that he handles with practiced skill in the field against ghouls.
What type of quinque is Beef and what is its rating?
Beef is a bikaku-type quinque rated A.
What does the quinque Beef look like?
Beef takes the form of an elongated katana that lacks a hand guard, giving it a clean, slender profile.
Who wields Beef in Tokyo Ghoul?
Beef is the personal quinque of CCG investigator Mizurou Tamaki.
What has Beef been used to do in combat?
In combat, Beef serves as a straightforward cutting tool that Mizurou Tamaki uses efficiently, and it has been shown pinning down opponents, including Kurona, during CCG operations.
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