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Kura is a koukaku quinque shaped like a bladed quarterstaff that can also be split for dual wielding. Once held by Kureo Mado and later Koutarou Amon, it cut through ghoul kagune with ease despite its light build, until Ken Kaneki destroyed it.

Form: Bladed quarterstaff, dual-wieldable
Rating: Unknown
Name Kanji: クラ
Anime Debut: Episode 11
Manga Debut: Chapter 64
Former Owner: Kureo Mado
Quinque Type: Koukaku
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Overview

Kura is a koukaku-type quinque that looks like a quarterstaff tipped with a blade, and it can also be handled as a pair when split apart. It passed from Kureo Mado to Koutarou Amon.

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Role

When its sections come apart, one piece can enter a decay phase, dissolving and rejoining the other half. The weapon is known for slicing through a ghoul's kagune with little effort while staying remarkably light. Amon carried it up until the Owl Suppression Operation, where Ken Kaneki destroyed it.

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Notable Members

Kureo Mado originally wielded Kura before it passed to Koutarou Amon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a kura in Tokyo Ghoul?

Kura is a koukaku-type quinque shaped like a bladed quarterstaff that can be split apart and dual wielded. It originally belonged to Kureo Mado before passing to Koutarou Amon, who used it until Ken Kaneki destroyed it during the Owl Suppression Operation.

Who originally owned the quinque Kura?

Kureo Mado originally wielded Kura before it passed to Koutarou Amon.

What happens when Kura splits into two pieces?

When Kura's sections come apart, one piece can enter a decay phase, dissolving and rejoining the other half.

How was Kura destroyed?

Kura was destroyed by Ken Kaneki during the Owl Suppression Operation, while Koutarou Amon was wielding it.

What type of quinque is Kura?

Kura is a koukaku-type quinque known for slicing through a ghoul's kagune with little effort despite staying remarkably light.

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