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:re Chapter 122

Manga Chapter

The one hundred twenty-second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, At What Time?, pairs an intimate exchange between Touka and Kaneki with Furuta's public vow of extermination and a sudden threat to Goat's hideouts.

Issue: Issue 2017-22-23
Volume: 11
Chapter: 122
Page Count: 19
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 123
Release Date: April 27, 2017
Title Japanese: 何時にする?
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 121
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Summary

Amid an awkward silence, Touka asks Kaneki to clean the coffee he spilled, then watches him nervously sip from the empty cup. She repeats her earlier question until he asks what she means, and, flustered and hoping for rescue, he hears her tell him plainly that when the moment is right, she would welcome intimacy with him. She also asks why he left her behind and took the other Anteiku ghouls away, and Kaneki explains that he feared her reckless streak would send her charging into danger; he wanted to shield her from death. Touka observes that Haise used to look at her the way Kaneki once looked at Rize, before Shuu Tsukiyama bursts in breathless, calling for Kaneki.

In another scene, Kichimura Washuu and Koori Ui stand atop a heap of ghoul corpses as the bureau chief addresses the public and swears to wipe out every ghoul. The dead are revealed to be members of Goat. Learning this, Kaneki orders all bases dissolved, splitting the organization into squads that will regroup at midnight. He invites Touka to come with him, and just as he reaches for the door, Tooru Mutsuki barges in, beaming, thrilled to finally meet his former mentor.

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Key Events

Touka tells Kaneki she is ready to be intimate when the time is right and learns why he left her behind. Furuta publicly vows to exterminate all ghouls atop a pile of slain Goat members. Kaneki orders Goat's bases dissolved and its members split into squads. Mutsuki intrudes on Kaneki, delighted to meet his old teacher.

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Notes

At What Time?, given as Nan ji ni suru? in Japanese, is the one hundred twenty-second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. It was carried in the combined issue 2017-22-23 on April 27, 2017, and belongs to volume eleven, sitting between chapters 121 and 123.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 122 of Tokyo Ghoul?

Titled At What Time?, chapter 122 has Touka tell Kaneki she is ready for intimacy when the time is right, before Furuta publicly vows to exterminate all ghouls atop a pile of slain Goat members.

Why did Kaneki leave Touka behind during the Anteiku raid?

In chapter 122, Kaneki explains to Touka that he feared her reckless streak would send her charging into danger, so he wanted to shield her from death.

What does Touka tell Kaneki about intimacy in :re Chapter 122?

In chapter 122, Touka tells Kaneki plainly that when the moment is right, she would welcome intimacy with him.

What does Kaneki do after learning Furuta killed members of Goat?

In chapter 122, Kaneki orders all of Goat's bases dissolved, splitting the organization into squads that will regroup at midnight.

Who interrupts Kaneki and Touka in this chapter?

Chapter 122 ends with Tooru Mutsuki barging in on Kaneki, thrilled and beaming to finally meet his former mentor.

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