Bokusatsu No. 2
CharacterBokusatsu No. 2 is a koukaku-type quinque rated B and used by the Quinx investigator Saiko Yonebayashi. Built in the shape of a large hammer, it is a heavy weapon gripped with both hands in battle.
Overview
Bokusatsu No. 2 is a koukaku-class quinque holding a B rating. Rather than a blade, it is fashioned as a bulky hammer, a form suited to crushing rather than cutting.
Role
The weapon is swung using both hands, letting its weight do the work in a fight. It suits a wielder who favors raw, blunt impact over finesse.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bokusatsu No. 2 in Tokyo Ghoul?
Bokusatsu No. 2 is a quinque used by Quinx investigator Saiko Yonebayashi, built in the shape of a large hammer and gripped with both hands in battle.
What type of quinque is Bokusatsu No. 2?
Bokusatsu No. 2 is a koukaku-class quinque holding a B rating.
What form does Bokusatsu No. 2 take?
Rather than a blade, Bokusatsu No. 2 is fashioned as a bulky hammer, a form suited to crushing rather than cutting.
Who wields Bokusatsu No. 2?
Bokusatsu No. 2 is carried by Saiko Yonebayashi of the Quinx Squad.
How is Bokusatsu No. 2 used in combat?
Bokusatsu No. 2 is swung using both hands, letting its weight do the work, which suits a wielder who favors raw, blunt impact over finesse.
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