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Tokyo Security Committee

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The Tokyo Security Committee, or TSC, is the federal body that rose from the ashes of the Commission of Counter Ghoul after the war with V. Rather than hunting ghouls, it works as a peacekeeping agency, guarding society against the menace of the Dragon Orphans.

Type: federal peacekeeping agency
Director: Itsuki Marude
Abbreviation: TSC
Primary Threat: Dragon Orphans
Field Agent Title: Peacekeeper
Partner Organization: United Front
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Overview

The Tokyo Security Committee, commonly abbreviated to the TSC, is a national agency established to take the place of the Commission of Counter Ghoul once the struggle against V had ended. It marks a sharp departure from its predecessor: instead of waging war on ghoulkind, the body operates as a keeper of the peace, its attention fixed on the lingering danger posed by the Dragon Orphans. It retains the CCG's tiered rank structure, though those serving in the field now answer to the title of Peacekeeper.

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Role

A defining feature of the committee is its alliance with the United Front, a ghoul-led group, through which the two sides work to build lasting coexistence between people and ghouls. This cooperative stance underpins its mission and shapes how it approaches the threats it faces.

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Notable Members

Its command tier is headed by Itsuki Marude as Director, with Takashi Houji as his deputy, Kiyoko Aura and Koori Ui overseeing the academy, Katsuya Mabuchi handling information, and Juuzou Suzuya and Keijin Nakarai holding the Dragon General posts. The wider staff draws in figures such as Hanbee Abara, Takeomi Kuroiwa, Matsuri Suzuki, Taishi Fura, Hideyoshi Nagachika, and the late Goumasa Tokage, plus researchers like Nishiki Nishio and Kimi Nishino. A reformed Quinx Squad under Kuki Urie continues to operate within it, and a roster of United Front representatives, among them Ken Kaneki, Shuu Tsukiyama, Kazuichi Banjou, Ayato Kirishima, and Hinami Fueguchi, rounds out its ranks.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Tokyo Security Committee?

The Tokyo Security Committee, or TSC, is the federal peacekeeping agency that replaced the Commission of Counter Ghoul after the war with V, focused on guarding society against the Dragon Orphans rather than hunting ghouls.

Who leads the Tokyo Security Committee?

The Tokyo Security Committee is headed by Director Itsuki Marude, with Takashi Houji serving as his deputy.

What is the United Front's role with the Tokyo Security Committee?

The Tokyo Security Committee allies with the United Front, a ghoul-led group, and the two work together to build lasting coexistence between humans and ghouls.

What title do field agents hold in the Tokyo Security Committee?

Field agents of the Tokyo Security Committee hold the title of Peacekeeper, even though the organization retains the Commission of Counter Ghoul's tiered rank structure.

Which former Tokyo Ghoul characters serve in the Tokyo Security Committee?

Notable figures tied to the Tokyo Security Committee include Juuzou Suzuya and Keijin Nakarai as Dragon Generals, along with United Front representatives such as Ken Kaneki, Shuu Tsukiyama, and Ayato Kirishima.

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