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:re Chapter 115

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Question Child is the 115th chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Seidou Takizawa relives his captivity with Amon and finally overpowers him, then teeters on the edge of his kakuja until Kurona drowns him in suppressant, while Matsuri is struck down.

Volume: 11
Release Date: March 9, 2017
Issue: Issue 2017-15
Previous Chapter: Re: Chapter 114
Next Chapter: Re: Chapter 116
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Summary

As Takizawa keeps trading blows with Amon, his mind slips back to Kanou's prison and the cells the two shared. He remembers the starvation, the horror of being fed his own family, and the conversations in which he and Amon recognized the grim irony of their bond and swore to each other that they would not give up. In the present he breaks through at last, piercing Amon's kakuhou, and admits to himself that he had always envied Amon as an investigator. Amon slips out of consciousness and reverts to his human form, but Takizawa tumbles into a pit and begins to be devoured by his own kakuja, his thoughts unraveling. To stop the process, Kurona empties an Rc suppressant tank into the pit, flooding it with the drug and pulling Takizawa back to himself.

At the same time, elsewhere on the battlefield, Matsuri Washuu takes a katana straight through the head.

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Key Events

Flashbacks lay bare the shared suffering that binds Takizawa and Amon, framing their duel as the settling of an old rivalry. Takizawa defeats Amon by striking his kakuhou, reverting the ghoul to human form, but nearly loses himself to his kakuja until Kurona's flood of suppressant saves him. A parallel beat shows Matsuri gravely wounded by a katana to the head.

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Notes

Titled Question Child, written 問い子 and read as Toiko, this is the one hundred fifteenth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. It ran in the 2017-15 issue on March 9, 2017, as part of the eleventh volume. The chapter resolves the Takizawa and Amon confrontation while tracing the origins of Takizawa's envy and trauma.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 115?

Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 115, titled Question Child, resolves the duel between Seidou Takizawa and Koutarou Amon as Takizawa finally overpowers Amon, then nearly loses himself to his own kakuja until Kurona Yasuhisa saves him.

How does Takizawa defeat Amon in Chapter 115?

Reliving memories of their shared captivity under Akihiro Kanou, Seidou Takizawa breaks through and pierces Koutarou Amon's kakuhou, causing Amon to lose consciousness and revert to his human form.

What happens to Takizawa after he defeats Amon?

After defeating Amon, Seidou Takizawa tumbles into a pit and begins to be devoured by his own kakuja, his thoughts unraveling, until Kurona Yasuhisa empties an Rc suppressant tank into the pit to pull him back to himself.

What happened to Matsuri Washuu in Chapter 115?

Elsewhere on the battlefield in Chapter 115, Matsuri Washuu is struck down when a katana is driven straight through his head.

What bond do Takizawa and Amon share according to Chapter 115?

Flashbacks in Chapter 115 reveal that Seidou Takizawa and Koutarou Amon endured shared suffering in Kanou's prison, including starvation and being forced to eat human flesh, and that the two swore to each other they would not give up.

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