Iitsuu
CharacterIitsuu is a koukaku-type quinque rated A+ and wielded by the CCG investigator Kousuke Houji. Sharp enough to punch clean through a ghoul's kakuja armor, it saw action during his fierce confrontation against Tatara.
Overview
Iitsuu is a quinque of the koukaku category, given an A+ rating. Its keen edge allows it to pierce even a ghoul's kakuja.
Role
Kousuke Houji carried the weapon and put it to use in his battle against Tatara, where its cutting power let it break into heavily armored ghoul flesh.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Iitsuu?
Iitsuu is a koukaku-type quinque rated A+, wielded by the CCG investigator Kousuke Houji.
What makes Iitsuu effective against strong ghouls?
Iitsuu's keen edge lets it pierce even a ghoul's kakuja, the hardened armor that forms around especially powerful ghouls.
Who wields Iitsuu?
Kousuke Houji is the investigator who wields Iitsuu.
When did Kousuke Houji use Iitsuu?
Kousuke Houji used Iitsuu during his battle against the Aogiri Tree executive Tatara, where its cutting power broke into the ghoul's armored flesh.
What rating does Iitsuu have?
Iitsuu carries an A+ rating, reflecting its power as a koukaku-class quinque.
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