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Chapter 111

Manga ChapterCh. 111

Track Road is the one hundred eleventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul. Amon spends a restless night guarding a distraught Akira, while Uta walks Kaneki through his early friendship with Renji Yomo in the 4th Ward.

Pages: 18
Volume: 11
Next Chapter: Chapter 112
Release Date: January 23, 2014
Japanese Title: 線路
Magazine Issue: Issue 2014-08
Alternate Title: Tracks
Previous Chapter: Chapter 110
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Summary

Koutarou Amon resolves to stay and watch over Akira Mado. After a brief calm she climbs out of bed, throws her arms around him, and begs him not to leave while calling him father. Rattled, Amon starts doing push-ups, telling himself he was the inexperienced one and swearing to make no further mistakes. Come morning, Akira wakes and steps onto her terrace to find Amon still at his push-ups, apparently having kept at them all night. Over a meal she prepares for him, she teasingly brands him a pervert, then apologizes, and Amon urges her to give up drinking.

Uta recounts his own past to Ken Kaneki, describing how he first met Renji Yomo and ran the 4th Ward. He explains that he steered clear of fighting Yomo when the man joined the ward, since a serious clash would have killed them both. Over time the two grew close, and Yomo confided that his aim was simply to become stronger. In that same period Kishou Arima was making visits to the 4th Ward, instructing Take Hirako to ready themselves for their assignment.

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Key Events

A drunk Akira mistakes Amon for her father and clings to him, prompting Amon to do push-ups through the night out of guilt. Akira later apologizes, and Amon tells her to stop drinking. Uta tells Kaneki how he met Renji Yomo and shared control of the 4th Ward, avoiding a fatal fight until they became close. Kishou Arima and Take Hirako are shown active in the ward during that era.

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Notes

Part of Volume 11, the chapter bears the Japanese title 線路, read as Senro and rendered Tracks. It was published on January 23, 2014 in issue 2014-08 across eighteen pages. Touko Harima, Yomo, Arima, and Hirako appear in flashback, and Kureo and Kasuka Mado are referenced.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does a drunk Akira do to Amon in Chapter 111?

In Chapter 111, Akira Mado climbs out of bed, throws her arms around Koutarou Amon, and begs him not to leave while calling him father.

How does Amon react to Akira mistaking him for her father?

Rattled, Koutarou Amon starts doing push-ups, telling himself he was the inexperienced one and swearing to make no further mistakes, keeping at it through the night.

What does Uta tell Kaneki about Renji Yomo in Chapter 111?

Uta recounts to Ken Kaneki how he first met Renji Yomo and shared control of the 4th Ward, avoiding a fatal fight when Yomo joined, and how the two grew close as Yomo confided his aim to become stronger.

Who else is active in the 4th Ward during this era in Chapter 111?

Chapter 111 shows Kishou Arima making visits to the 4th Ward during that period, instructing Take Hirako to ready himself for their assignment.

What is the Japanese title of Chapter 111?

Chapter 111 bears the Japanese title 線路, read as Senro and rendered Track Road or Tracks, and it was published on January 23, 2014.

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