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S2 Squad

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The S2 Squad operates as a specialized division inside the Commission of Counter Ghoul, tasked with the sort of perilous missions and elevated-priority targets that fall outside routine patrol duty.

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Overview

The S2 Squad is a special unit fielded by the anti-ghoul agency known as the Commission of Counter Ghoul. It exists to handle assignments carrying high priority and to pursue the more dangerous ghouls flagged for elimination.

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Role

Like its sister units, the squad answers the calls that demand seasoned fighters against formidable ghouls. Leadership has rotated through several notable figures over time, with Kuki Urie holding the commander's chair in its present incarnation.

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Notable Members

The current roster gathers Saiko Yonebayashi, Touma Higemaru, and Ching-Li Hsiao alongside a body of unnamed personnel. Earlier, Matsuri Washuu directed the team as commander, and Shinsanpei Aura served here before a transfer to the S3 Squad and an eventual break from the Commission.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the S2 Squad in Tokyo Ghoul?

The S2 Squad is a special unit within the Commission of Counter Ghoul, tasked with high priority assignments and pursuing the more dangerous ghouls flagged for elimination.

Who commands the S2 Squad?

Kuki Urie holds the commander's chair of the S2 Squad in its present incarnation.

Who are the members of the S2 Squad?

The current S2 Squad roster includes Saiko Yonebayashi, Touma Higemaru, and Ching-Li Hsiao, along with unnamed personnel.

Who led the S2 Squad before Kuki Urie?

Matsuri Washuu previously directed the S2 Squad as its commander.

What happened to Shinsanpei Aura?

Shinsanpei Aura served in the S2 Squad before transferring to the S3 Squad and eventually breaking from the Commission of Counter Ghoul.

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