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Chapter 82

Manga ChapterCh. 82

Intelligent Person, also translated as Expert, is the eighty-second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul, part of the ninth volume. Its centerpiece is a technical primer on Rc cells and quinque manufacture, and it steers Amon and Akira toward interrogating Donato Porpora.

Arc: Gourmet arc
Issue: Issue 2013-28
Volume: 9
Page Count: 18
Release Date: June 13, 2013
Japanese Title: 識者
Alternate English Title: Intelligent Person
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Summary

Yukinori Shinohara and Juuzou Suzuya tour the 1st Ward's CCG Laboratory Division, the birthplace of quinques, Q-bullets, and Rc gates. The head researcher, Doctor Kouitsu Chigyou, greets them and walks them through how a ghoul's kagune becomes a weapon.

Rc cells, he explains, move between the kakuhou and the kagune. Because a quinque cannot feed or emit its own Rc signals, it needs a preservative to keep those cells alive. In a living ghoul the cells surge from the kagune's root through three phases: they bond together, hold a set shape for a while, then break apart. Since each kagune runs that cycle at its own pace, quinques come in many weights and forms, but the lab has never mastered the bonding phase, so a finished quinque stays locked into a single shape. Juuzou takes up his new weapon and dubs it Juuzou's Jason.

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Key Events

Itsuki Marude reports to Tsuneyoshi Washuu that the 1st Ward's 2nd Countermeasure Division has taken over the Aogiri case, and Tsuneyoshi rebukes him, demanding the inquiry move faster to hold down the death toll. Marude and Yoshitoki Washuu then weigh the CCG's options against Aogiri and the Cochlea break-in, and Yoshitoki suggests wringing information from captive ghouls such as Donato Porpora while tracking down the anonymous source who exposed Aogiri's hideout.

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Notes

Titled Intelligent Person and also rendered as Expert (識者, Shikisha), this is the eighty-second chapter, part of volume nine. It lays out the science of Rc cells and quinque production and closes with Amon and Akira driving toward Cochlea for their interview. Hideyoshi Nagachika is hinted at as the unnamed informant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 82 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In Chapter 82, Yukinori Shinohara and Juuzou Suzuya tour the CCG's Laboratory Division while Dr. Kouitsu Chigyou explains how Rc cells become quinques, and CCG leadership decides to interrogate captive ghouls like Donato Porpora about Aogiri Tree.

What is the English title of Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 82?

Chapter 82 of Tokyo Ghoul is titled Intelligent Person, also translated as Expert, from the Japanese Shikisha.

What does Kouitsu Chigyou explain about quinques in Chapter 82?

Dr. Kouitsu Chigyou explains that quinques are made from a ghoul's kagune using Rc cells that must be preserved artificially since a quinque cannot feed itself, and that the CCG has never mastered the bonding phase, so each finished quinque is locked into one shape.

What name does Juuzou Suzuya give his new quinque in Chapter 82?

Juuzou Suzuya names his new quinque Juuzou's Jason after receiving it during the CCG Laboratory Division tour.

Which volume of Tokyo Ghoul does Chapter 82 belong to?

Chapter 82 is part of Tokyo Ghoul's ninth volume and falls within the Gourmet arc.

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