Fueguchi Two is a koukaku quinque grown from the kagune of the ghoul Ryouko Fueguchi. Its blooming, petal-like form spreads outward in four directions, letting a single weapon both turn aside incoming attacks and strike back with a driving thrust.
Classed as a koukaku weapon, Fueguchi Two was fashioned from the kagune belonging to the ghoul Ryouko Fueguchi. Its shape recalls a flower whose petals fan out to all four sides, an unusual silhouette among the armaments of the Commission of Counter Ghoul. The design pairs naturally with its counterpart weapon, Fueguchi One, drawn from the same family of ghouls.
What sets this quinque apart is how thoroughly it merges guarding and attacking in one tool. The spread of petals can hold off a kagune of any type, and from that defensive stance the wielder answers with a sudden thrust. Because it covers both purposes at once, an investigator gains solid protection without giving up the ability to press an assault.

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Fueguchi Two was grown from the kagune of the ghoul Ryouko Fueguchi. It is classed as a koukaku quinque used by investigators of the Commission of Counter Ghoul.
Fueguchi Two is a koukaku class quinque shaped like a flower whose petals fan out to all four sides, an unusual silhouette among CCG weapons.
Fueguchi Two merges defense and offense in a single tool. Its spread of petals can hold off a kagune of any type, and from that stance the wielder answers with a sudden thrust.
Kureo Mado first handled Fueguchi Two during his career as an investigator. After his death it passed to his daughter, Akira Mado, who now owns and fights with it.
Fueguchi Two's counterpart is Fueguchi One, a rinkaku quinque drawn from the same family of ghouls. The two weapons are sometimes fielded together.
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