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:re Chapter 141

Manga ChapterCh. 141

In the one hundred forty-first chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Renji Yomo turns the flooded tunnels against his Quinx pursuers while Hinami Fueguchi and Touka Kirishima struggle to hold the exits open for the escaping ghouls, only for Juuzou Suzuya to break through their guard.

Issue: Issue 2017-43
Pages: 19
Volume: 13
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 142
Release Date: September 21, 2017
Chapter Title: A Sufficient Stain
Title Japanese: 染みはたる
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 140
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Summary

Bristling with embedded blades, Renji Yomo weaves clear of Tooru Mutsuki's swinging kagune before slipping off the piping, though he arrests his own fall with his kagune. Mutsuki tracks him down, praises his skill, and asks for any final words. Yomo admits he has only been buying time, and a jolt from his lightning kagune surges through the standing water and leaves Mutsuki scorched. As Yomo rises, an enraged Shinsanpei Aura charges him, only to have his neck wrenched around. Yomo lets the body drop and sets off to find Hinami and Touka.

Elsewhere, Hinami Fueguchi seals off the investigators' routes to give the fleeing ghouls a chance to slip away. The officers recognize her as a onetime Aogiri fighter and begin evading her strikes, yet many still fall to her kagune before Touka Kirishima joins the effort. Furuta arrives flanked by Juuzou Suzuya and his squad, mocking the pair as the fight erupts. Suzuya swats aside her scattered shards while Touka weathers a storm of thrown knives and parries Hanbee Abara's blade. Seeing Hinami faltering, Touka rushes to help, but she is soon boxed in and scatters kagune in every direction. Suzuya suddenly bears down on Hinami with startling speed and rakes a brutal wound across her stomach.

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Key Events

Yomo defeats Mutsuki by electrifying the water around them, then kills Aura by snapping his neck. Hinami and Touka fight to keep the CCG from cutting off the ghouls' escape. Suzuya breaks past their defense and lands a devastating slash to Hinami's abdomen.

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Notes

This nineteen-page chapter ran in issue 2017-43 on September 21, 2017 and belongs to the thirteenth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re. The Japanese title, 染みはたる, is read as Shimi wa taru.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 141?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 141 follows Renji Yomo turning the flooded tunnels against his Quinx pursuers while Hinami Fueguchi and Touka Kirishima hold the exits open for fleeing ghouls, until Juuzou Suzuya breaks through their guard.

How does Yomo defeat Mutsuki and Aura in Chapter 141?

In Chapter 141, Yomo dodges Mutsuki's kagune attacks, then electrifies the standing water around them to scorch Mutsuki, and kills the enraged Shinsanpei Aura by snapping his neck when Aura charges him.

What are Hinami and Touka trying to accomplish in Chapter 141?

In Chapter 141, Hinami Fueguchi and Touka Kirishima work to seal off the CCG's escape routes so the fleeing ghouls of the 24th Ward can slip away, fighting off Furuta, Juuzou Suzuya and his squad as the officers close in.

What happens when Juuzou Suzuya reaches Hinami in Chapter 141?

In Chapter 141, Juuzou Suzuya suddenly bears down on Hinami Fueguchi with startling speed and rakes a brutal, wounding slash across her stomach after she and Touka become boxed in by the investigators.

When was Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 141 released?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 141 is a nineteen-page chapter that ran in issue 2017-43 on September 21, 2017, as part of the thirteenth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

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