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:re Chapter 167

Manga ChapterCh. 167

The one hundred sixty-seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re lays bare V's plan to remake frail half-humans as ghouls through the Dragon. As the Owl scatters the investigators, Kaneki and Ayato climb toward the toxic golems and lose contact.

Volume: 16
Page Count: 19
Release Date: April 5, 2018
Japanese Title: とうめい
Magazine Issue: Issue 2018-18
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Summary

The Taxidermied Owl keeps cutting down investigators as the V agents heal, betraying their own ghoulification. Asked whether he truly breathed the poison, Kaiko calls the gas a blessing, explaining that the half-humans born of V and the Sunlit Garden die young from an imbalance in their bodies, and that turning them into ghouls makes them whole, with the Dragon as an ark of life. He notes V considered Arima a fool for refusing them, since joining would have halted his rapid aging.

Ui drives a blow through Eto's torso with no effect, and Juuzou Suzuya loses his prosthesis to the Owl. Ayumu Hogi shields the wounded Misato Gori, and as ghouls join the fray, Kaiko calls the V agents back while the Owl ground-pounds out deadly shock waves. Below, Kaneki and Ayato reach Kimi Nishino by radio, Kaneki glimpsing an illusion of Rize Kamishiro. They find a mound of encased golems Kimi says are harmless, but higher up they meet the toxic type, which sickens Ayato, severs their contact, and begins hatching.

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Key Events

Kaiko reveals V's belief that ghoulification completes the frail half-humans and that the Dragon is their salvation. Ui's attack fails to faze the puppet Owl. The Owl scatters the investigators with shock waves. Kaneki and Ayato ascend the golem mound, encounter the poisonous variety, and lose their radio link as the eggs begin to open.

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Notes

Titled Transparent, this is the one hundred sixty-seventh chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, collected in the sixteenth volume and printed in the 2018 eighteenth issue on April 5, 2018.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 167 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In :re Chapter 167, Kaiko reveals that V believes turning frail half humans into ghouls through Dragon completes them, while the Taxidermied Owl continues scattering the CCG's investigators. Below ground, Kaneki and Ayato Kirishima climb toward the toxic golems and lose radio contact as their eggs begin to hatch.

What is Chapter 167 of Tokyo Ghoul:re titled?

Chapter 167 of Tokyo Ghoul:re is titled Transparent. It was printed on April 5, 2018 as part of Volume 16.

What does Kaiko reveal about V's plans in Chapter 167?

In Chapter 167, Kaiko explains that the half humans born of V and the Sunlit Garden die young from a bodily imbalance, and that turning them into ghouls through Dragon, which he calls an ark of life, makes them whole.

What happens to Juuzou Suzuya in Chapter 167?

In Chapter 167, Juuzou Suzuya loses his prosthesis to the Taxidermied Owl during its assault on the investigators.

What happens to Kaneki and Ayato as they climb toward the golems in Chapter 167?

In Chapter 167, Kaneki and Ayato reach Kimi Nishino by radio and pass a mound of harmless encased golems, but higher up they encounter the toxic type, which sickens Ayato and cuts off their radio contact as the eggs begin hatching.

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