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:re Chapter 138

Manga ChapterCh. 138

Chapter 138 is the counterattack. Marude, Matsuri, and loyal investigators storm the office to wrest the CCG from Kichimura, who escapes wounded, Kuroiwa dies at Marude's side, and Scarecrow reveals himself as Hide to Urie.

Pages: 19
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 139
Release Date: August 31, 2017
Japanese Title: 塔から落ちる
Magazine Issue: Issue 2017-40
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 137
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Summary

The bullet only staggers Kichimura Washuu, who rights himself, plucks the round from his forehead, and calls out to whoever fired. It was Itsuki Marude, arriving with Katsuya Mabuchi and a body of investigators intent on reclaiming the CCG, and they open fire in unison. Kichimura crumples, prompting Marude to hold his men back, before he lashes out with his kagune in answer. Marude steadies the squad and looses a rocket launcher loaded with newly developed RC shell rounds, tearing away most of the kagune as the gunfire continues without pause.

Cornered and furious, Kichimura bolts for a breach in the wall and leaps out to flee. Matsuri Washuu drops in and pursues, slashing at him repeatedly in midair with a katana, but Kichimura uses his kagune to break away, lands on a rooftop, and vanishes. Marude concedes he brought too few soldiers.

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Key Events

Marude goes to Urie and the fatally wounded Iwao Kuroiwa, staying with the dying veteran and promising to remain at his side. Kuroiwa shuts his eyes and passes peacefully. Matsuri rejoins them, glad to see Urie once more. When Marude asks what should be done about Urie, Urie looks over to see him conferring with Scarecrow, who raises a writing pad reading that he is Hideyoshi Nagachika and asking Urie to lend him his strength.

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Notes

The chapter 塔から落ちる (Tō kara ochiru), Falling from the Tower, is the one hundred thirty-eighth of Tokyo Ghoul:re and appeared in issue 2017-40 on August 31, 2017. It marks the loyalist strike that finally drives Kichimura from power and reintroduces Hide behind the Scarecrow mask.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the title of Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 138?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 138 is titled To kara ochiru, or Falling from the Tower. It is the 138th chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, published August 31, 2017 in issue 2017-40.

Who leads the assault to reclaim the CCG from Kichimura in Chapter 138?

In Chapter 138, Itsuki Marude leads the assault to reclaim the CCG, arriving with Katsuya Mabuchi and a body of loyal investigators who open fire on Kichimura Washuu.

How does Kichimura Washuu escape in Chapter 138?

In Chapter 138, after Marude's rocket launcher tears away most of his kagune and Matsuri Washuu pursues him with a katana, Kichimura breaks free, lands on a rooftop, and vanishes.

What happens to Iwao Kuroiwa in Chapter 138?

In Chapter 138, Iwao Kuroiwa dies of his wounds from the earlier office fight while Marude stays at his side and promises to remain with him.

Who is revealed to be Scarecrow in Chapter 138?

In Chapter 138, Scarecrow is revealed to be Hideyoshi Nagachika, known as Hide, who raises a writing pad identifying himself and asks Kuki Urie to lend him his strength.

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