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Chapter 123

Manga ChapterCh. 123

On the eve of the Owl Suppression Operation, investigators across the CCG sit down to write their wills, and Takizawa's crumbles into a raw confession that he does not want to die as the strength of the Owl weighs on everyone.

Issue: Issue 2014-20
Pages: 19
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: Chapter 124
Release Date: April 17, 2014
Japanese Title: 銃後
Alternate Title: Homefront
Previous Chapter: Chapter 122
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Summary

Takizawa drops in on his parents' home, where his mother Michie remarks how seldom he visits. He goes over the briefing on the Owl Suppression Operation, recalling how Houji reassured him he would serve as back-support while Shinohara, Juuzou, Amon, and Akira Mado fight on the front line. Houji then hands him a sheet to write his will.

As Seidou labors over what to say, Shinohara advises Juuzou that a will can simply thank one's colleagues or family. Special Class Iwao Kuroiwa declares he will take part in the operation, and Kuramoto Itou and Take Hirako talk over their own wills. Hirako mentions that Arima always turns in a blank page; Kuramoto guesses it reflects Arima's certainty that he will survive, but Hirako counters that Arima simply spends a long time deciding what to write.

Marude gives Hide a will form as well, noting that Division II investigators almost never die, and reviews the objective of rooting out the Owl hidden in Anteiku. Seina visits Seidou, and after he calls her gaudy she leaves. Alone in his room, Seidou reviews the intelligence on the Owl, which is confirmed to possess six to eight kakuhou and once withstood several Special Class investigators. In his will he apologizes to his family, then scrawls over it the words that he does not want to die. Elsewhere, Amon confronts Akira at the graveyard.

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Key Events

Ahead of the Owl Suppression Operation, investigators throughout the CCG write their wills. Takizawa is assigned back-support while Shinohara, Juuzou, Amon, and Akira take the front line. Hirako notes Arima's habit of submitting a blank sheet. Seidou's will collapses into the desperate admission that he does not want to die, and Amon confronts Akira at the graveyard.

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Notes

The Japanese title 銃後 (Jūgo) means Home Front. The chapter's color page forms a matched pair with the color page of Chapter 125. It belongs to Volume 13 and ran in the 2014-20 issue on April 17, 2014.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 123?

In Chapter 123, Home Front, CCG investigators write their wills ahead of the Owl Suppression Operation. Seidou Takizawa is assigned to back-support duty while Shinohara, Juuzou, Amon, and Akira Mado take the front line.

What does Takizawa write in his will in Chapter 123?

Seidou Takizawa struggles over his will, eventually apologizing to his family before scrawling over it the desperate admission that he does not want to die. This comes after he reviews intelligence confirming the Owl possesses six to eight kakuhou and once withstood several Special Class investigators.

What is notable about Arima's will in this chapter?

Take Hirako mentions that Kishou Arima always turns in a blank will. Kuramoto Itou guesses it reflects Arima's certainty that he will survive, but Hirako counters that Arima simply takes a long time deciding what to write.

Who receives a will form from Marude in Chapter 123?

Itsuki Marude gives Hide a will form as well, noting that Division II investigators almost never die. He also reviews the CCG's objective of rooting out the Owl hidden in Anteiku.

What is the meaning of Chapter 123's Japanese title?

Chapter 123's Japanese title, 銃後, is read as Jūgo and means Home Front. It was published on April 17, 2014, in issue 2014-20, and belongs to Volume 13 of the manga.

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