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Alias

Manga ChapterCh. 47

As Amon buries himself in casework after Mado's death, Kaneki learns that Rize's name was itself a fabrication, and a deceptively harmless pickpocket reveals a lethal streak.

Issue: Issue 2012-43
Volume: 5
Page Count: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 48
Release Date: September 20, 2012
Japanese Title: 偽名
Previous Chapter: Side Story: Rize
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Summary

At CCG headquarters, Koutarou Amon works relentless hours with little sleep. Offered the Rabbit case, he declines, still holding himself responsible for Kureo Mado's death and throwing himself entirely into his duties. The 20th ward, meanwhile, has grown perilous.

Kaneki recounts his brush with the Gourmet to Itori, who scolds him for gathering nothing useful about the ghoul's club. She reveals that the name Rize Kamishiro was invented and that the woman had adopted it, urging Kaneki to dig into Rize's life before she reached the 20th ward. Walking home, he collides with a young boy whose scent strikes him as delicious, and only afterward notices his wallet has been lifted. Slipping into an alley, the boy inspects the library card, cash, license, and student ID, grumbling that three thousand yen buys nothing decent, unaware that three ghouls lie in wait to make a meal of him.

Back at Anteiku, Kaneki shares the theft with Touka Kirishima and Hide. Nishiki Nishio now works at the cafe, the manager supplying him meat so he can live without preying on people, and his talk of humans and ghouls coexisting shows Kaneki how much he has changed. The CCG, it emerges, has spread more agents across every ward of Tokyo. As for the pickpocket, the three ghouls corner him, yet when they beg for mercy he slits their throats.

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Key Events

Amon refuses the Rabbit case out of guilt over Mado. Itori exposes Rize Kamishiro as an assumed name. Juuzou Suzuya is introduced as the deadly boy who robs Kaneki and kills three ghouls.

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Notes

The title Alias refers to the false name Rize took. It is the forty-seventh chapter and follows the Rize side story in the volume's ordering.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 47, Alias?

In Chapter 47, Koutarou Amon buries himself in casework after Kureo Mado's death, Kaneki learns that Rize's name was a fabrication, and a seemingly harmless pickpocket reveals a lethal streak.

What does Itori reveal about Rize's name in Chapter 47?

In Chapter 47, Itori reveals to Kaneki that the name Rize Kamishiro was invented, meaning the woman who turned him into a ghoul had adopted an assumed identity.

Who is introduced as the pickpocket in Chapter 47?

The pickpocket who steals Kaneki's wallet and later kills three ghouls who corner him is Juuzou Suzuya, introduced for the first time in Chapter 47.

Why does Amon refuse the Rabbit case in Chapter 47?

In Chapter 47, Amon declines the Rabbit case because he still holds himself responsible for Kureo Mado's death and instead throws himself entirely into his other duties.

How has Nishiki changed by Chapter 47?

By Chapter 47, Nishiki Nishio now works at Anteiku, where the manager supplies him meat so he can live without preying on people, and he talks about humans and ghouls coexisting.

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