Chi She is an SS-rated koukaku quinque from Tokyo Ghoul, shaped like a pole axe with a long straight blade rising from a curved guard. Kousuke Houji carried it into the fight against the Owl, and after he fell the weapon changed hands more than once.
Chi She sits among the koukaku-class quinques carried by the Commission of Counter Ghoul, rated at the SS tier. Its silhouette recalls a pole axe: a long, straight cutting edge rises above a curved guard, lending the weapon both reach and a heavy chopping profile.
Kousuke Houji fought with the blade during the campaign against the Non-Killing Owl, and it landed the strike that finished Yoshimura. When Eto knocked Houji unconscious, Koori Ui took up the weapon to stay in the battle. Ui later passed it along to Take Hirako, who wielded it in his own clash with Eto.

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Chi She is owned by Kousuke Houji of the Commission of Counter Ghoul. When Eto knocked Houji unconscious, Koori Ui took up the weapon, and Ui later passed it to Take Hirako, who used it in his own clash with Eto.
Chi She is an SS-rated koukaku quinque shaped like a pole axe, with a long straight blade rising from a curved guard that gives it both reach and a heavy chopping profile.
Kousuke Houji fought with Chi She during the campaign against the Non-Killing Owl, and it landed the strike that finished Yoshimura.
Chi She first appeared in Chapter 135 of the manga and Episode 22 of the anime.
Three investigators are tied to Chi She across the story: Kousuke Houji, who owned it outright, Koori Ui, who borrowed it mid-battle, and Take Hirako, who received it from Ui to keep fighting Eto.
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