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Chapter 65

Manga ChapterCh. 65

As Kaneki trades blows with Yamori, the investigators piece together the danger of a kakuja, the twisted armor grown by ghouls who eat their own kind. Old memories of the One-Eyed Owl surface, and the Anteiku rescue party closes in on Yamori's hidden chamber.

Issue: Issue 2013-10
Volume: 7
Page Count: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 66
Release Date: February 7, 2013
Japanese Title: 赫者
Previous Chapter: Chapter 64
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Summary

Ken Kaneki presses on against Yamori while Iwao Kuroiwa frets over Juuzou Suzuya facing the man called Jason. Kuroiwa explains that ghouls who feed on their own species grow warped kagune that fuse to their bodies, since cannibalism swells their Rc cell count and triggers the strange mutation. Because Jason is notorious for such feeding, Kuroiwa reasons that he must have formed a kakuja.

Yukinori Shinohara looks back on a battle a decade earlier against the kakuja known as the One-Eyed Owl, fought beside Kureo Mado and Fujishige Iba. They stood alongside Kishou Arima, then only a Rank 2 investigator, and every Special Class officer in that fight lost their life. Elsewhere, masked members of Aogiri Tree flee the pursuing doves, one asking after Yamori's location. A companion points to the hobby room at the rear of building five. At that moment Touka Kirishima, Renji Yomo, Nishiki Nishio, Shuu Tsukiyama, and Uta emerge and cut down the fleeing ghoul.

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Key Events

Kuroiwa explains how cannibalism produces a kakuja through raised Rc cells and concludes that Jason has one. Shinohara recalls the deadly clash with the One-Eyed Owl ten years earlier that killed every Special Class investigator present. The Anteiku group ambushes an Aogiri ghoul and learns Yamori is likely in building five.

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Notes

This Volume 7 chapter shares its title, Kakuja (赫者), with the very transformation it describes. Several figures, including the One-Eyed Owl, Kishou Arima, Kureo Mado, and Fujishige Iba, appear only through mention or memory.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 65?

In Chapter 65, Kaneki continues fighting Yamori while investigator Iwao Kuroiwa explains that ghouls who cannibalize their own kind develop a kakuja. The Anteiku rescue group ambushes an Aogiri ghoul and learns that Yamori is likely holed up in building five.

What is a kakuja according to Chapter 65?

Chapter 65 explains that a kakuja is a warped kagune that fuses to a ghoul's body, formed when cannibalism raises a ghoul's Rc cell count. Iwao Kuroiwa reasons that Yamori, known for eating his own kind, must have formed one.

Who is the One-Eyed Owl mentioned in Chapter 65?

In Chapter 65, Yukinori Shinohara recalls a battle a decade earlier against the kakuja known as the One-Eyed Owl, fought alongside Kureo Mado and Fujishige Iba, in which every Special Class investigator present was killed.

Who helps the Anteiku group find Yamori in Chapter 65?

In Chapter 65, Touka Kirishima, Renji Yomo, Nishiki Nishio, Shuu Tsukiyama, and Uta cut down a fleeing Aogiri ghoul and learn that Yamori is likely located in building five.

What is the Japanese title of Chapter 65?

Chapter 65 is titled Kakuja in Japanese, matching the transformation the chapter describes, and it is part of Volume 7 of Tokyo Ghoul.

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