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Chapter 96

Manga ChapterCh. 96

Going Underground is the ninety-sixth chapter of the Tokyo Ghoul manga. Kaneki's team pushes deeper below Kanou's mansion, loses a member to a rampaging experiment, clashes with the Yasuhisa twins, and finds Aogiri arriving with its own agenda for the doctor.

Issue: Issue 2013-43
Volume: 10
Page Count: 18
Next Chapter: Chapter 97
Release Date: September 26, 2013
Japanese Title: 潜行
Previous Chapter: Chapter 95
Subtitle English: Going Underground
English Release Title: Underground
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Summary

Kaneki's companions press further along the underground corridor. Without warning, one of Kanou's botched creations lunges at Banjou; even after Kaneki spears the creature with his kagune, the thing's own tendrils consume it.

Nashiro and Kurona then block their path. Rather than fight, Kaneki bolts and vaults clean over the sisters, trusting the rest of the group to hold them off. Turning Aogiri's motives over in his mind, he presses on only to run straight into a sealed passage.

Tsukiyama and Banjou trade blows with the twins until Naki wades in and stops their assault, sparing Tsukiyama almost by accident. Eto surfaces with Gagi and Guge in tow, all of them intent on seizing Kanou. Cornered at the dead end, Kaneki is set upon by Matasaka Kamishiro.

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Key Events

A failed experiment attacks Banjou before being devoured by its own kagune. Kaneki leaps past the Yasuhisa twins and hits a dead end, where Matasaka Kamishiro ambushes him. Naki unintentionally shields Tsukiyama, and Eto's party arrives to abduct Kanou.

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Notes

Placed in Volume 10, the chapter bears the Japanese title 潜行, romanized Senkō, and released in English as Underground. It debuted in issue 2013-43 on September 26, 2013. Hinami Fueguchi and Kanou are referenced without appearing on-panel.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 96?

Titled "Going Underground," Chapter 96 has Kaneki's group pushing deeper beneath Kanou's mansion, clashing with the Yasuhisa twins, and encountering Eto's Aogiri faction while hunting for Dr. Kanou.

What attacks Banjou in the underground corridor in Chapter 96?

In Chapter 96, one of Kanou's failed experiments attacks Banjou in the underground corridor; Kaneki kills it with his kagune, but the creature's own tendrils then consume its body.

How does Kaneki get past the Yasuhisa twins in Chapter 96?

Rather than fight Nashiro and Kurona Yasuhisa, Kaneki leaps clean over the twins in Chapter 96, trusting his allies to hold them off while he presses forward alone.

Who ambushes Kaneki at the dead end in Chapter 96?

In Chapter 96, Kaneki runs into a dead end and is ambushed there by Matasaka "Shachi" Kamishiro.

What is the Japanese title of Tokyo Ghoul Chapter 96?

Chapter 96's Japanese title is 潜行 (Senko), released in English as "Underground." It is part of Volume 10 and first appeared on September 26, 2013.

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