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:re Chapter 168

Manga ChapterCh. 168

In the one hundred sixty-eighth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Ayato holds off the golems so Kaneki can advance, while Hide deduces the Owl is remotely piloted. Akira and Hinami trace the Clowns, sending Amon after Donato and Yomo after Uta.

Volume: 16
Release Date: April 12, 2018
Magazine Issue: Issue 2018-19
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Summary

Ken Kaneki and Ayato Kirishima tumble down the mound of sacs as the Dragon's golems burst free and swarm after them. Ayato uses his ukaku kagune to hold the horde back and orders Kaneki onward, insisting no one else can replace him, then mutters a fond insult about his shitty brother as Kaneki goes.

Marude reports the Owl's assault has destroyed half the investigators as Kiyoko Aura and Akira Mado reach the command room. Koori Ui, it emerges, was shielded from the blast by Juuzou Suzuya in his Arata armor. The Quinx and Suzuya squads brace for more, with Ching-Li Hsiao urging Yusa Arima to fight for the Sunlit Garden's people. When the Owl sprouts huge organic crosses to repeat its attack, Tooru Mutsuki pins it with his kagune.

Inside, an investigator tells Hide of a flute-like sound linked to the Owl, prompting Hide to deduce that its actions are scripted, since the V agents pulled back just before the strike. He tells Akira the creature is controlled from afar, and her analysis places the handler to the south. Hinami Fueguchi's sharp senses locate Donato Porpora, Uta, and Itori. As the Clowns seek a new hiding spot, Koutarou Amon intercepts Donato, who blocks with his kagune, while Renji Yomo confronts Uta, saying he never understood him but means to defeat him, and Uta calmly prepares.

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Key Events

Ayato stays behind to cover Kaneki's advance through the golems. Half the CCG force is confirmed lost to the Owl. Mutsuki restrains the Owl mid-attack. Hide deduces the puppet is remotely controlled, and Akira and Hinami trace the Clowns to the south, setting Amon against Donato and Yomo against Uta.

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Notes

Titled Fragrant, But, this is the one hundred sixty-eighth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, part of the sixteenth volume, published in the 2018 nineteenth issue on April 12, 2018.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 168 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In :re Chapter 168, Ayato Kirishima holds off a swarm of Dragon's golems so Kaneki can push forward alone, while Hide deduces that the Taxidermied Owl is being remotely piloted. Akira Mado and Hinami Fueguchi then trace the Clowns, sending Amon after Donato and Yomo after Uta.

How does Ayato help Kaneki advance in Chapter 168?

In Chapter 168, Ayato Kirishima uses his ukaku kagune to hold back the swarming golems and orders Kaneki onward, insisting no one else can take his place.

How does Hide figure out the Taxidermied Owl is remotely controlled in Chapter 168?

In Chapter 168, an investigator mentions a flute like sound tied to the Owl, and Hide notices the V agents pulled back just before its attack, leading him to conclude the Owl's actions are scripted from a distance.

Who protects Koori Ui from the Owl's attack in Chapter 168?

In Chapter 168, Koori Ui is shielded from the Owl's blast by Juuzou Suzuya, who takes the hit in his Arata armor.

Who do Amon and Yomo pursue after the Clowns are traced in Chapter 168?

After Akira Mado and Hinami Fueguchi trace the Clowns to the south in Chapter 168, Koutarou Amon intercepts Donato Porpora while Renji Yomo confronts Uta.

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