Hige Onimaru
CharacterHige Onimaru is a bikaku-class quinque carried by the CCG investigator Touma Higemaru. Rated at the A level, it stands as the personal armament tied to his character profile in the Tokyo Ghoul:re source material.
Overview
Hige Onimaru is a quinque of the bikaku category, one of the weapons that human investigators forge from ghoul tissue. It carries an A rating.
Role
Its bikaku classification places it among the quinque types modeled on that form of kagune. The weapon appears in connection with its wielder in the Tokyo Ghoul:re source material.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hige Onimaru?
Hige Onimaru is a bikaku-class quinque, a weapon forged from ghoul tissue, carried by the CCG investigator Touma Higemaru.
Who wields Hige Onimaru?
Touma Higemaru is the investigator who wields Hige Onimaru in the Tokyo Ghoul:re story.
What rating does Hige Onimaru have?
Hige Onimaru carries an A rating, placing it among the CCG's stronger quinques.
What type of quinque is Hige Onimaru?
Hige Onimaru belongs to the bikaku category, meaning it is modeled on the tail type of kagune.
Where does Hige Onimaru appear?
Hige Onimaru appears in the Tokyo Ghoul:re source material, tied to its wielder Touma Higemaru's character profile.
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