Hollow is an ukaku quinque worn around the arm and used by the investigator Kousuke Houji. It fires powerful rounds that lodge in a target before erupting, a wide blast radius that makes it deadly against packed groups of ghouls or a lone heavyweight like the Owl.
Hollow is a quinque of the ukaku type, worn wrapped over the wielder's arm so it can launch rounds at enemies. It belongs to Kousuke Houji.
The weapon fires high-force projectiles that bury themselves in whatever they strike and then blow apart in a strong explosion moments later. That destructive spread makes it well suited to striking down clustered ghouls or a single formidable one, such as the SSS-rated Owl.

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Hollow is a quinque, a ghoul-derived weapon, that appears in the anime and manga Tokyo Ghoul, wielded by the CCG investigator Kousuke Houji.
Hollow is an ukaku-class quinque worn wrapped over the wielder's arm so it can launch rounds at enemies.
Hollow fires high-force projectiles that lodge in a target and then explode moments later, giving it a wide blast radius.
Kousuke Houji is the CCG investigator who wields Hollow, mounting it on his arm to fire.
Hollow's explosive spread makes it well suited to striking down clustered ghouls or a single formidable target, such as the SSS-rated Owl.
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