Zebizu is an ukaku-type quinque in Tokyo Ghoul, a weapon carried by the investigator Kiyoko Aura. It fires homing projectiles that latch onto a foe before detonating, and it can be separated into a matched pair of blades for closer work.
Zebizu is a quinque of the ukaku class, rated S+ and forged from a ghoul's kagune to serve a human wielder. Its defining feature is a guided assault: the weapon launches homing missiles that fasten onto a target's body and burst apart a short moment later.
Alongside its ranged detonations, Zebizu offers a second configuration. The armament can be split down the middle, letting its user fight with two independent blades rather than a single piece. Its recorded deployment came during the assault on the Cochlea detention facility.
Zebizu belongs to Kiyoko Aura, who brought it to bear during the raid on Cochlea. No other bearers are on record.
Zebizu is an S+ rated ukaku-type quinque in Tokyo Ghoul, a weapon forged from a ghoul's kagune for use by a human investigator. It fires homing projectiles that latch onto a target before detonating.
Zebizu belongs to investigator Kiyoko Aura, who is the only known wielder on record.
Beyond launching homing missiles that attach to a target and explode, Zebizu can split apart into a matched pair of blades, letting its wielder switch to close combat.
Zebizu's recorded use came during the assault on the Cochlea detention facility, and it first appeared in :re Chapter 84.
Zebizu is an ukaku-type quinque rated S+, a classification built for ranged, projectile-based combat.
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