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Chapter 95

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Temporary Abode is the ninety-fifth chapter of the Tokyo Ghoul manga and opens Volume 10's push into Doctor Kanou's estate. Kaneki and his allies slip into the mansion hunting for the researcher, stumble on traces of the Yasuhisa household, and expose a hidden Rc barrier tied to the 24th Ward.

Issue: Issue 2013-42
Volume: 10
Page Count: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 96
Release Date: September 19, 2013
Japanese Title: 寓居
Previous Chapter: Chapter 94
Subtitle English: Temporary Abode
English Release Title: Temporary Dwelling
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Summary

Guided by Madam A, Kaneki's band steps inside the sprawling residence that belongs to Doctor Kanou. She leads Kaneki toward a reading room stocked with volumes, and while paging through them he turns up a family portrait of the Yasuhisas. Banjou soon flags the existence of a chamber beneath the floor.

Puzzled by how vast the property is, Tsukiyama draws on intelligence that Chie Hori gathered earlier. He recounts how the estate once belonged to a trading firm executive who grew inherited wealth into a thriving enterprise, only for a ghoul to slay both the man and his spouse. From this, Tsukiyama guesses that the orphaned Yasuhisa sisters were absorbed into the CCG and groomed toward investigator careers.

A sweep of the building fails to locate Kanou anywhere. Kaneki gauges Madam A's honesty by menacing her, then drives his fist through the wall at her back, laying bare an Rc barrier of the sort favored by ghouls of the 24th Ward. Concealed nearby, Kanou observes the intruders alongside Kurona and Nashiro.

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Key Events

A photograph of the Yasuhisa family surfaces among the mansion's books, and Banjou reveals a passage leading underground. Kaneki threatens Madam A and breaks open a wall to expose a concealed Rc structure, while Kanou and the twins spy on the group from a hidden room.

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Notes

The chapter falls within Volume 10 and carries the Japanese title 寓居, romanized as Gūkyo, with the released English rendering given as Temporary Dwelling. It first ran in issue 2013-42 on September 19, 2013. A flashback features Nanao Yasuhisa and his wife.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 95?

Titled "Temporary Abode," Chapter 95 follows Kaneki and his allies as Madam A guides them into Dr. Kanou's mansion to search for the doctor, where they uncover ties to the Yasuhisa family and a hidden Rc barrier linked to the 24th Ward.

What does Kaneki discover in Dr. Kanou's reading room in Chapter 95?

In Chapter 95, Kaneki finds a family portrait of the Yasuhisas while paging through books in Kanou's reading room, and Banjou soon discovers a hidden chamber beneath the floor.

What is Tsukiyama's theory about the mansion's former owners in Chapter 95?

In Chapter 95, Tsukiyama theorizes that the mansion once belonged to a trading firm executive who was killed along with his wife by a ghoul, and that their orphaned daughters, the Yasuhisa sisters, were later taken in by the CCG and trained as investigators.

What does Kaneki find behind the wall in Chapter 95?

After menacing Madam A to test her honesty, Kaneki punches through the wall behind her in Chapter 95, revealing a hidden Rc barrier of the type used by ghouls from the 24th Ward.

What is the Japanese title of Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 95?

Chapter 95's Japanese title is 寓居 (Gukyo), released in English as "Temporary Dwelling." It is part of Volume 10 and first ran on September 19, 2013.

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