T-Human is a high-grade ukaku quinque carried by the investigator Hairu Ihei. Built from three satellite plates fixed to a rapier grip, it unleashes bursts of concentrated Rc cells and ranks among the most potent weapons of its kind.
T-Human is an ukaku-class quinque, a weapon carved from ghoul tissue and put to use by the investigator Hairu Ihei. Its design fuses three floating panel segments onto the hilt of a rapier, and its combat rating sits at the elite S+ tier.
In battle the weapon expels Rc cells in a hardened stream, and its wielder can choose between a tight, focused shot or a wider spread that scatters across a broader area. This ranged output is what defines its purpose on the field.

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Hairu Ihei is the sole recorded owner of the armament. Observers have noted its kinship with Narukami, a quinque once handled by Kishou Arima that launches electrical bolts in much the same manner, and the crackling discharges thrown by the kagune of Renji Yomo and Touka Kirishima echo its effect as well.
T-Human is the quinque of investigator Hairu Ihei, who is its sole recorded owner.
T-Human is an ukaku-class quinque built from three floating panel segments fixed to a rapier hilt, and it carries an elite S+ combat rating.
T-Human expels Rc cells in a hardened stream, letting its wielder choose between a tight, focused shot or a wider spread across a broader area.
Observers have compared T-Human to Narukami, a quinque once used by Kishou Arima that fires electrical bolts in a similar way, as well as the crackling kagune of Renji Yomo and Touka Kirishima.
T-Human first appeared in Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 49 of the manga and Episode 11 of the :re anime.
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