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:re Chapter 157

Manga ChapterCh. 157

The one hundred fifty-seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, titled Sign. Kaneki wakes inside a dreamlike shrine over an endless sea, pieces together his fall into Dragon, and meets the illusory Rize who names him a murderer.

Issue: Issue 2018-08
Volume: 15
Page Count: 20
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 158
Release Date: January 25, 2018
Japanese Title: しるし
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 156
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Summary

Kaneki comes to inside what looks like a shrine set upon a limitless sea and lined with rows of gates. Bewildered, he wonders where Touka has gone and wanders the halls calling her name and asking if anyone can hear him. Slowly the events return to him: his return to the Goat headquarters, the battle against the CCG, his defeat at Juuzou Suzuya's hands, and his devouring of the Oggai afterward. Beyond that, all he can recall is being swallowed by something immense before his memory gives out.

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Key Events

Gripped by dread, Kaneki cannot tell whether he is awake, dreaming, or dead. In tears he races outside and plunges into the water, wading and then swimming as he insists he has to get back. While he pushes through the gates, enormous eyes beneath the surface silently track him. Fighting the waves, he dives under and finds himself among countless corpses; horrified, he surfaces again, only to discover Rize Kamishiro perched atop a pillar, asking where he thinks he is going and branding him a murderer.

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Notes

The Japanese title Shirushi is rendered in English as Sign. Kaneki's inner landscape draws on Itsukushima Shrine, celebrated for its torii gates that appear to float on water; the site ranks among Japan's National Treasures and is inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The chapter was published on January 25, 2018 in Issue 2018-08 within Volume 15.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157, titled Sign, opens with Kaneki waking inside a dreamlike shrine set over an endless sea. As he searches for Touka and pieces together how he fell into Dragon, he encounters an illusory Rize Kamishiro, who calls him a murderer.

Where does Kaneki wake up in Chapter 157?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157, Kaneki wakes inside what looks like a shrine set upon a limitless sea and lined with rows of gates. The setting draws on Itsukushima Shrine, known for torii gates that appear to float on water and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

What does Kaneki remember about his defeat in Chapter 157?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157, Kaneki slowly recalls his return to the Goat headquarters, his battle against the CCG, his defeat at Juuzou Suzuya's hands, and his devouring of the Oggai afterward. Beyond that, all he can remember is being swallowed by something immense before his memory gives out.

Who does Kaneki meet inside the shrine in Chapter 157?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157, after diving underwater and finding himself among countless corpses, Kaneki surfaces to find Rize Kamishiro perched atop a pillar. She asks where he thinks he is going and brands him a murderer.

When was Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157 released?

Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 157 was published on January 25, 2018 in Issue 2018-08, within Volume 15. Its Japanese title, Shirushi, is rendered in English as Sign.

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