
The one hundred third chapter turns brutal as Juuzou Suzuya overpowers the Yasuhisa twins with his scorpion blades, while a guilt-ridden Kaneki unnerves even the veteran Shinohara.
Wielding Scorpion 1/56, Juuzou Suzuya cuts down and badly wounds Kurona Yasuhisa. As he prepares to finish her, Nashiro rushes in to intervene and has her abdomen slashed open by 13's Jason. Recalling the transplant surgery Akihiro Kanou once performed on them, Kurona scoops up her sister and flees, hoping the doctor can save Nashiro.
Kaneki dodges the investigators' kagune blasts while repeating Yamori's words and heaping blame on himself for the deaths of those close to him. His rambling leaves Yukinori Shinohara convinced that Kaneki is the most unhinged ghoul he has ever faced.

Naruto vs Luffy with the twist nobody asked for: Luffy tickled Hinata on date night, and she kind of liked it. We break down the whole fight and commit to a winner....

There are no women on Namek. That isn't an oversight, it's the biology. Why we handed Piccolo the one thing his own species rules out, and why it had to be trap soul....
In Chapter 103, Juuzou Suzuya wields his scorpion blades, Scorpion 1/56, to cut down and badly wound Kurona Yasuhisa. As he prepares to finish her, Nashiro rushes in to intervene and has her abdomen slashed open by 13's Jason.
After both sisters are badly wounded, Kurona Yasuhisa recalls the transplant surgery Akihiro Kanou once performed on them and scoops up Nashiro to flee, hoping the doctor can save her.
In Chapter 103, Ken Kaneki dodges the investigators' kagune blasts while repeating Yamori's words and heaping blame on himself for the deaths of people close to him.
Kaneki's rambling and self-blame leave Yukinori Shinohara convinced that Kaneki is the most unhinged ghoul he has ever faced.
Chapter 103 is titled Close Shave, also localized as Piercing Razor. It sits in Volume 11 and centers on Juuzou Suzuya's scorpion weapons against the Yasuhisa twins.
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