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Suzuya Squad

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Suzuya Squad is a Commission of Counter Ghoul unit headed by the fearless investigator Juuzou Suzuya. After heavy losses reshaped the CCG, the team was rebranded as the S3 Squad and carried its reputation into the Tokyo Security Committee as a frontline security force.

Member Count: 5
Also Known As: S3 Squad (S3班, Esu-san-han)
Deputy Leader: Keijin Nakarai
Japanese Name: 鈴屋班
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Overview

Suzuya Squad is a fighting unit inside the Commission of Counter Ghoul, commanded by First Class investigator Juuzou Suzuya and rounded out by roughly five operatives. When Kishou Arima died and the Arima Squad broke away, this team inherited the prestigious S3 designation. That new incarnation, still under Suzuya, transferred over to the Tokyo Security Committee, where it stands as a spearhead of the agency's protective efforts.

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Role

During the Skull Masks case, the squad joined a briefing on a ghoul gang whose ranks and hunting territory had swelled, and they resolved to bring down its leader. Splitting apart to gather leads, Suzuya and Hanbee Abara trailed a reeking, shady old man, only for that target to be assaulted by the gang's chief. The two closed in but found themselves hemmed in by a crowd of ghouls; when the leader wrecked Suzuya's weapon mid-fight, Hanbee drove his katana quinque through the enemy's back to finish him. A trip to a donut shop followed.

At the auction cleanup, the team arrived after Tooru Mutsuki and Kuki Urie failed against Big Madam, and Suzuya's Jason quinque let them dispatch the SS-rated ghoul with ease before they withdrew to rejoin the wider force. That victory raised the squad's standing across the CCG. Suzuya rose to Special Class at just twenty-two, ranking among the organization's mightiest, while Keijin Nakarai advanced to First Class and the rest reached Rank 1. Later, in the Rushima landing, they wore down the SS-rate ghoul Kurona Yasuhisa, nicknamed Floppy, in a brief clash.

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Notable Members

Its active lineup pairs Juuzou Suzuya as leader with Keijin Nakarai as his deputy, backed by Hanbee Abara, Mizurou Tamaki, and Miyuki Mikage. Two earlier additions, Tooru Mutsuki and Shinsanpei Aura, served on loan, the latter borrowed from the Quinx Squad, and both eventually abandoned the CCG. The group is among the rare few whose entire membership lived to the story's close, which secured its place as the lead security detail of the freshly created TSC.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the name of Juuzou's squad?

Juuzou Suzuya leads Suzuya Squad, a Commission of Counter Ghoul unit that was later redesignated the S3 Squad and carried into the Tokyo Security Committee.

Who leads Suzuya Squad?

Suzuya Squad is commanded by First Class investigator Juuzou Suzuya, with Keijin Nakarai serving as his deputy.

How many members does Suzuya Squad have?

Suzuya Squad is rounded out by roughly five operatives, including Hanbee Abara, Mizurou Tamaki, and Miyuki Mikage alongside its leader Juuzou Suzuya.

What happened to Suzuya Squad after Kishou Arima's death?

After Kishou Arima died and the Arima Squad broke apart, Suzuya Squad inherited the prestigious S3 designation and later transferred to the Tokyo Security Committee as a frontline security force.

Did any Suzuya Squad members die in Tokyo Ghoul?

No, Suzuya Squad is among the rare units whose entire membership survived to the story's close, which helped secure its place as the lead security detail of the newly formed Tokyo Security Committee.

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