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Chapter 135

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The 135th chapter of Tokyo Ghoul reaches a turning point in the Anteiku raid as Ken Kaneki takes a catastrophic hit to his kakuhou, the CCG finally subdues Yoshimura, and a new Owl emerges just as the investigators start to celebrate.

Arc: Anteiku Raid
Issue: Issue 2014-33
Pages: 19
Volume: 14
Story Title: Final Rain
Next Chapter: Chapter 136
Release Date: July 17, 2014
Japanese Title: 終雨
Previous Chapter: Chapter 134
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Summary

Seidou Takizawa worries over Juuzou Suzuya, and Akira Mado senses from instinct that something is amiss. Trading blows with Ken Kaneki, Koutarou Amon loses his right arm and drifts into unconsciousness thinking of his parents and Donato Porpora. His quinque then fires on its own, blasting away Kaneki's right abdomen where Rize Kamishiro's kakuhou had been implanted. Kaneki spits blood and strains to heal.

The Special Classes push on against Yoshimura. Iwao Kuroiwa loses his left arm but strikes right back. Yukinori Shinohara recalls their combined hits on the One-Eyed Owl and lands a blow, and Kousuke Houji unleashes Chi She to fell and pin Yoshimura.

Word reaches the blockade that the Owl has been brought down, and several investigators begin to cheer, though Akira warns them against complacency. Just as Shinohara salutes Juuzou, a One-Eyed Owl appears.

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Key Events

Amon's quinque fires unbidden and destroys Kaneki's transplanted kakuhou. Houji subdues Yoshimura with Chi She. A new One-Eyed Owl appears moments after the investigators believe the original defeated.

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Notes

Titled Final Rain, the chapter sits in the fourteenth volume. Its Japanese name is Shūu, translated as Shower.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Kaneki's kakuhou in Chapter 135 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In Chapter 135, Koutarou Amon's quinque fires on its own during his fight with Ken Kaneki, blasting away the section of Kaneki's abdomen where Rize Kamishiro's kakuhou had been transplanted. Kaneki spits blood and struggles to heal from the wound.

How do the CCG Special Classes defeat Yoshimura in Chapter 135?

The Special Classes wear Yoshimura down together. Iwao Kuroiwa strikes back despite losing his arm, Yukinori Shinohara lands a blow recalling earlier hits on the One-Eyed Owl, and Kousuke Houji finally unleashes Chi She to fell and pin Yoshimura.

What happens to Koutarou Amon during his fight with Kaneki in Chapter 135?

Amon loses his right arm while trading blows with Ken Kaneki and drifts into unconsciousness, his last thoughts turning to his parents and Donato Porpora.

Why do the CCG investigators start celebrating in Chapter 135?

Word reaches the blockade that the One-Eyed Owl, Yoshimura, has finally been brought down, and several investigators begin to cheer, though Akira Mado warns them against complacency.

What happens at the very end of Chapter 135?

Just as Yukinori Shinohara salutes Juuzou Suzuya over Yoshimura's defeat, a new One-Eyed Owl appears, undercutting the investigators' celebration.

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