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Douhi was an ukaku quinque styled after a crossbow, able to loose crystallized shards at blistering speed. Kousuke Houji owned it first before handing it to his partner Seidou Takizawa, who carried it into the Owl Suppression Operation.

Status: destroyed
Rc Type: Ukaku
Japanese: ドウヒ
First Anime: Episode 17
First Manga: Chapter 129
Weapon Type: quinque
Former Owner: Kousuke Houji
Source Ghoul: Fei
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Overview

Douhi ranked among the ukaku-type quinques of the Commission of Counter Ghoul. Its build echoes a crossbow, and in action it flings crystallized shards outward at an extremely rapid clip, mirroring the ranged barrages of an ukaku ghoul.

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Role

The weapon first belonged to Kousuke Houji, who later passed it to his partner Seidou Takizawa. Takizawa brought it into play during the Owl Suppression Operation, where Tatara identified it as a blade grown from the kakuhou of a ghoul called Fei. The quinque met its end when Tatara and Noro turned on Takizawa and destroyed it.

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Notable Members

Two investigators handled the weapon in turn. Kousuke Houji held it first, and Seidou Takizawa took it up as his partner. Its raw material traces to Fei, the ghoul whose kakuhou was shaped into the crossbow-like frame.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Douhi in Tokyo Ghoul?

Douhi is an ukaku-type quinque used by the Commission of Counter Ghoul, built in the shape of a crossbow that flings crystallized shards outward at extremely rapid speed.

Who owned Douhi?

Douhi first belonged to Kousuke Houji, who later passed it to his partner Seidou Takizawa, who carried it into the Owl Suppression Operation.

What ghoul's kakuhou was used to make Douhi?

Douhi was made from the kakuhou of a ghoul named Fei, a fact that Tatara identified during the Owl Suppression Operation.

What happened to Douhi?

Douhi was destroyed when Tatara and Noro turned on Seidou Takizawa during the Owl Suppression Operation.

When did Douhi first appear in Tokyo Ghoul?

Douhi first appeared in Chapter 129 of the manga and Episode 17 of the anime.

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