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:re Chapter 156

Manga ChapterCh. 156

The one hundred fifty-sixth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, titled Interior. Mutsuki's assault on Urie and Saiko collapses into a breakdown over his self-loathing, and the two refuse to give up on him.

Issue: Issue 2018-07
Volume: 15
Page Count: 19
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 157
Release Date: January 18, 2018
Japanese Title: うちがわ
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 155
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Summary

Impaled by Mutsuki, Urie asks why he has not been finished off. Mutsuki hesitates, then furiously hurls him from the kagune and beats him down with ease, until Saiko throws herself between them. She insists Mutsuki is family and that she will hold him back, but he savagely rejects the idea, snarling that his family is a wretched father, an awful mother, and a hateful brother, and drives his blade clean through Saiko's midsection.

Wounded, Saiko still asks why he is fighting them. Mutsuki only strikes again, and Urie rises to cover her with his own body. Drained and shaken, Mutsuki halts his attack, saying he will not stop because the choice is already made. Saiko then turns his own resolve against him, asking why, if he is so certain, his face looks so full of pain.

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Key Events

Crushed by the question, Mutsuki sinks to his knees as his kagune melts away. He drifts through memories of being seized by Torso, of becoming a Quinx, of his own birth, and confesses he wishes he had simply died. Even so, he admits that life among the Quinx gave him comfort, and he faces the belief that he is someone who ought to be dead. Weeping an apology, he turns his knife toward his own throat. Saiko knocks the blade from his hand and declares that she loves him, and Urie adds that he will stop him as many times as it takes. At this, Mutsuki finally breaks down in tears.

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Notes

The Japanese title Uchigawa is given in English as Interior, pointing at the inner wounds behind Mutsuki's violence. The chapter appeared on January 18, 2018 in Issue 2018-07 as part of Volume 15, and it resolves the running confrontation between Mutsuki and his former squadmates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156, titled Interior, shows Mutsuki's assault on Urie and Saiko collapse into a breakdown fueled by self-loathing. After Saiko asks why his face looks so full of pain despite his certainty, Mutsuki sinks to his knees, and Urie and Saiko refuse to give up on him.

Why does Mutsuki attack Saiko in Chapter 156?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156, Saiko throws herself between Urie and Mutsuki, insisting Mutsuki is family and that she will hold him back. Mutsuki savagely rejects the idea, snarling about his own wretched family, and drives his blade through Saiko's midsection.

What memories does Mutsuki relive in Chapter 156?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156, after his kagune melts away, Mutsuki drifts through memories of being seized by Torso, becoming a Quinx, and his own birth, confessing he wishes he had simply died. He admits that life among the Quinx nonetheless gave him comfort, even as he believes he is someone who ought to be dead.

How does Mutsuki's breakdown end in Chapter 156?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156, Mutsuki weeps an apology and turns his knife toward his own throat, but Saiko knocks the blade from his hand and declares that she loves him. Urie adds that he will stop Mutsuki as many times as it takes, and Mutsuki finally breaks down in tears.

When was Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156 released?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 156 appeared on January 18, 2018 in Issue 2018-07, part of Volume 15. Its Japanese title, Uchigawa, is rendered in English as Interior, pointing at the inner wounds behind Mutsuki's violence.

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