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:re Chapter 163

Manga ChapterCh. 163

The one hundred sixty-third chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re follows a recovered Ken Kaneki as he explores a broken Tokyo under watch. He learns of the CCG and Goat alliance Hide arranged, while Nimura Furuta hijacks a broadcast to reach the Dragon's golems.

Volume: 15
Release Date: March 8, 2018
Magazine Issue: Issue 2018-14
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Summary

Ken Kaneki walks the shattered streets of Tokyo and remembers the moments after regaining consciousness. Every ally but Hideyoshi Nagachika had been stunned to see him awake. Kimi Nishino told him his body was inexplicably sound, and Kaneki noticed his blurred vision and headaches had vanished, suggesting that devouring the Oggai pushed his lifespan forward. Kimi and Nishiki Nishio brief him on the fresh alliance between the CCG and Goat, and Koutarou Amon credits Hide with uniting the two sides. Kaneki says he wants to find Hide and survey the city, while Urie insists he stay under watch and Kimi confirms he is not directly driving the rising ROS cases.

In the present, Kaneki roams the city with Urie and Saiko Yonebayashi trailing him. Urie recalls their time together during the Haise Sasaki days and warns that brooding alone accomplishes nothing. The group notices the power failing around them. Saiko senses a ghoul, and Urie moves to intercept, only to find Ruisawa. On a nearby screen, Nimura Furuta suddenly appears posing as a live newscaster, announcing that he will try to make contact with one of the Dragon's golems.

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Key Events

Kaneki learns that eating the Oggai seems to have advanced his lifespan and cleared his vision and headaches. He hears that Hide forged the CCG and Goat alliance. Kimi rules him out as the direct source of the ROS surge. Ruisawa is mistaken for a hostile ghoul, and Furuta hijacks a broadcast to address the Dragon's golems.

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Notes

Titled Unbreakable, this is the one hundred sixty-third chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re and belongs to the fifteenth volume. It was published in the 2018 fourteenth issue on March 8, 2018.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 163 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In :re Chapter 163, a recovered Ken Kaneki walks the ruined streets of Tokyo under the watch of Urie and Saiko, learning that Hide helped arrange an alliance between the CCG and Goat. Nimura Furuta then hijacks a broadcast to try to make contact with one of Dragon's golems.

What is Chapter 163 of Tokyo Ghoul:re titled?

Chapter 163 of Tokyo Ghoul:re is titled Unbreakable. It was published on March 8, 2018 in Volume 15.

What alliance does Kaneki learn about in Chapter 163?

In Chapter 163, Kaneki learns that Hide helped forge a new alliance between the CCG and Goat while he was unconscious.

What effect did eating the Oggai have on Kaneki?

According to Chapter 163, devouring the Oggai appears to have advanced Kaneki's lifespan, since the blurred vision and headaches he once had disappear after his recovery.

Who hijacks a broadcast targeting Dragon's golems in Chapter 163?

In Chapter 163, Nimura Furuta hijacks a live broadcast, posing as a newscaster to try to make contact with one of Dragon's golems.

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