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:re Chapter 125

Manga Chapter

The one hundred twenty-fifth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, titled X, is a quiet interlude in which Kaneki and Touka finally consummate their relationship within their makeshift hideout.

Issue: Issue 2017-26
Trivia: The final page recreates the artwork from Munou's second cover.
Volume: 12
Chapter: 125
Page Count: 19
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 126
Release Date: May 25, 2017
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 124
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Summary

Sheltered in their improvised hideaway, Kaneki and Touka continue to kiss, and during a pause his nervous glance at her body prompts her to let him touch her. His startled expression unsettles her, so she suggests he remove his shirt to ease the awkwardness. Once shirtless, Kaneki reveals that his arms remain scarred and never healed properly.

Touka struggles out of her own shirt, waving off his offer to help, and teases him about the muscle he has put on since his gangly days at Anteiku. Growing bolder, Kaneki sits up to kiss her, and the two lie side by side as they undress further, Touka handling the fastenings herself when he fumbles. She bows her head shyly under his gaze before they draw together again.

Reassured by Kaneki's touch, Touka tells him he need not be gentle, and the two become fully intimate. She reacts with a flash of pain that sends him into a worried panic, but she assures him she is fine and they continue. Overcome by the closeness, Kaneki begins to cry without understanding why; rather than answer her question, he gathers her into his lap and holds her. By the next morning he sleeps peacefully with his head cradled on her lap.

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Key Events

Kaneki and Touka grow physically intimate for the first time in their hideout. Kaneki's unhealed scars and his sudden tears mark the encounter's emotional weight. The pair fall asleep together by morning.

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Notes

X is the one hundred twenty-fifth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, released in issue 2017-26 on May 25, 2017, within volume twelve. Its closing page reworks the artwork from Munou's second cover. The chapter sits between chapters 124 and 126.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in chapter 125 of Tokyo Ghoul:re?

Titled X, chapter 125 is a quiet interlude in which Kaneki and Touka grow physically intimate for the first time inside their makeshift hideout, an encounter marked by Kaneki's unhealed scars and sudden tears.

Which Tokyo Ghoul volume is chapter 125?

Chapter 125 of Tokyo Ghoul:re belongs to volume twelve of the manga, released in issue 2017-26 on May 25, 2017.

In what chapter did Kaneki lose his virginity?

Kaneki and Touka become fully intimate for the first time in Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 125, titled X, while sheltering together in their hideout.

Why did Kaneki cry when he slept with Touka?

In chapter 125, Kaneki begins crying without understanding why while being intimate with Touka, and when she asks what is wrong, he does not answer and simply holds her instead.

What does Kaneki reveal about his body in chapter 125?

Once shirtless in chapter 125, Kaneki reveals that the scars on his arms remain visible and never healed properly.

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