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Chapter 122

Manga ChapterCh. 122

Sketching at the zoo, Juuzou revisits the brutal childhood that made him, from the Ghoul Restaurant and Big Madam's cruelty to Shinohara's insistence that he was a victim worth saving, as the Owl Suppression Operation looms.

Issue: Issue 2014-19
Pages: 18
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: Chapter 123
Release Date: April 10, 2014
Japanese Title: 黄鈴
Previous Chapter: Chapter 121
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Summary

Drawing a giraffe at the zoo, Juuzou sinks into memories of his time as a scrapper at a Ghoul Restaurant. To please his owner, Big Madam, he was made to perform circus stunts, and out of fear that he would reach puberty, Big Madam had him castrated.

When the CCG raided the restaurant and freed him, investigators marveled at his agility, flexibility, and reflexes, yet his moral indifference, a product of being raised by ghouls, made them unwilling to admit him. Shinohara pushed back, arguing that Juuzou was a victim and that his past should be set aside. At the training academy, Juuzou confronted Goumasa Tokage after he finished skinning a cat, and instructors pinned the animal deaths on Juuzou to shield the staff's reputation.

Tsuneyoshi Washuu made Juuzou a Rank 3 investigator and paired him with Shinohara. Later, Shinohara meets him at the zoo to remind him of the coming Owl Suppression Operation, and Juuzou replies that living or dying makes no difference to him. Meanwhile Takizawa mulls over what he should put in his will.

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Key Events

Juuzou's origins are revealed: his enslavement at the Ghoul Restaurant, Big Madam's abuse, and his castration. His CCG rescue, Shinohara's defense of him as a victim, his clash with Goumasa Tokage, and his appointment as a Rank 3 investigator under Shinohara all unfold in flashback. In the present, Shinohara reminds Juuzou of the Owl Suppression Operation, and Takizawa struggles over writing his will.

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Notes

The Japanese title 黄鈴 (Kirin) is given in English as Yellow Bell. The chapter opens Volume 13 of the series and first ran in the 2014-19 issue on April 10, 2014.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Chapter 122 reveal about Juuzou's past?

Chapter 122, Yellow Bell, reveals that Juuzou Suzuya was enslaved as a scrapper at a Ghoul Restaurant, forced to perform circus stunts for his owner Big Madam, who had him castrated out of fear he would reach puberty. The CCG later raided the restaurant and freed him.

Who defended Juuzou when the CCG considered rejecting him?

When investigators hesitated to admit Juuzou Suzuya due to his moral indifference from being raised by ghouls, Yukinori Shinohara pushed back, arguing that Juuzou was a victim and that his past should be set aside.

How did Juuzou become a CCG investigator?

Tsuneyoshi Washuu made Juuzou Suzuya a Rank 3 investigator and paired him with Yukinori Shinohara. This followed an incident at the training academy where Juuzou confronted Goumasa Tokage over the skinning of a cat.

What does Shinohara remind Juuzou of at the zoo in Chapter 122?

While Juuzou Suzuya sketches a giraffe at the zoo, Yukinori Shinohara meets him to remind him of the coming Owl Suppression Operation. Juuzou replies that living or dying makes no difference to him.

What volume does Chapter 122 open?

Chapter 122 opens Volume 13 of the Tokyo Ghoul manga and first ran in issue 2014-19 on April 10, 2014.

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