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Chapter 107

Manga ChapterCh. 107

Rift is the one hundred seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul. A grieving Kaneki lashes out at everyone around him, but the regenerated Banjou talks him down, teaching him that a person must be saved before he can save others.

Pages: 19
Volume: 11
Next Chapter: Chapter 108
Release Date: December 12, 2013
Japanese Title: 裂目
Magazine Issue: Issue 2014-02
Alternate Title: Fissure
Previous Chapter: Chapter 106
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Summary

His blade still buried in Kazuichi Banjou, Ken Kaneki drops to the floor. Banjou's followers race over to tend to their leader, yet Kaneki drives every one of them back, including Shuu Tsukiyama when he tries to draw near.

Kaneki babbles incoherently until his awareness returns, and the realization of what he has done to Banjou shatters him. Banjou, however, heals the wound entirely. He works to steady Kaneki, telling him that he has been sacrificing himself for everyone else and that he must be saved before he can save anybody in turn.

Back where the earlier fight took place, Koutarou Amon tends to Yukinori Shinohara and calls out Juuzou Suzuya for his recklessness. Meanwhile, as Akihiro Kanou speaks with Eto Yoshimura, he spots Kurona Yasuhisa carrying Nashiro. Kanou declares that Nashiro's injuries are past saving and advises Kurona to abandon her. Far off, Renji Yomo watches the mansion from a clifftop with Rize Kamishiro cradled in his arms.

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Key Events

Kaneki repels Banjou's subordinates and Tsukiyama in his frenzy. Banjou fully regenerates and calms Kaneki, telling him he needs saving himself. Amon reproaches Juuzou while helping Shinohara. Kanou tells Kurona to leave the fatally wounded Nashiro behind. Renji Yomo is revealed watching the mansion while holding Rize Kamishiro.

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Notes

Set in Volume 11, this chapter's Japanese title is 裂目, read as Sakeme and also given as Fissure. It ran on December 12, 2013 in issue 2014-02 across nineteen pages. Donato Porpora and Tatara are referenced only, while the final panel marks a notable reappearance of Rize Kamishiro in Yomo's care.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Banjou react after Kaneki stabs him in Chapter 107?

Kazuichi Banjou fully heals the wound Ken Kaneki dealt him in Chapter 107, then works to steady Kaneki despite the attack.

What lesson does Banjou teach Kaneki in Chapter 107?

Banjou tells Ken Kaneki that he has been sacrificing himself for everyone else, and that he must be saved before he can save anybody in turn.

What does Kanou tell Kurona about Nashiro in Chapter 107?

As Akihiro Kanou speaks with Eto Yoshimura, he spots Kurona Yasuhisa carrying the badly wounded Nashiro and declares that her injuries are past saving, advising Kurona to abandon her.

Who is revealed watching the mansion at the end of Chapter 107?

Chapter 107 closes with Renji Yomo watching the mansion from a clifftop while cradling Rize Kamishiro in his arms, marking her notable reappearance.

What does Amon say to Juuzou in Chapter 107?

While tending to the injured Yukinori Shinohara, Koutarou Amon calls out Juuzou Suzuya for his recklessness during the raid.

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