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:re Chapter 178

Manga ChapterCh. 178

The one hundred seventy-eighth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re gathers its fallen and its survivors as the fight against V ends, Dragon collapses around Kaneki, and Touka and Saiko wait together for his return.

Volume: 16
Release Date: June 28, 2018
Issue: Issue 2018-30
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Summary

Kaneki bends over Rize's lifeless body as the kagune structure enclosing them starts to tremble and break apart. On a monitor, Kimi Nishino calls out to him.

On the battlefield, Take Hirako shreds Kaiko's face and V is beaten. Turning, he finds Eto Yoshimura resting on the ground with a smile. Renji Yomo cradles Enji Koma, who grumbles about the trouble of it all and is told gently to rest. A weeping Nishiki Nishio and a grieving Shuu Tsukiyama stand over the still form of Kaya Irimi. A general order then reaches the surviving ghouls and investigators to fall back, since only a tenth of the enemy remains; apart from a pursuit unit, everyone is to stop fighting and see to the wounded.

Hearing this, Kaneki tries to flee the crumbling structure but sinks into it and is pinned as it comes down. Dropping into darkness, he glimpses a light and hears a voice welcoming him, telling him it has always been watching. At the CCG hospital, Touka Kirishima gazes out the window while Saiko Yonebayashi remains bedridden with Rc cell over-secretion disease. Saiko admits she is frightened of the waiting; Touka takes her hand, confesses her own fear, and asks whether they should wait for Kaneki together, and Saiko smiles and agrees.

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Key Events

V is defeated as Hirako destroys Kaiko, though Koma and Irimi are lost in the fighting. A retreat order goes out with only ten percent of the enemy remaining. Kaneki is trapped as Dragon collapses and falls toward a light and a watching voice, while Touka and Saiko resolve to wait for him together.

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Notes

The chapter belongs to the sixteenth volume and carries the Japanese title Shiro to usagi. It fields a broad cast of ghouls and investigators as the war winds down, with Ayato Kirishima mentioned rather than shown.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the battle against V end in :re Chapter 178?

In :re Chapter 178, Take Hirako destroys Kaiko's face, defeating V, though Enji Koma and Kaya Irimi are lost in the fighting. A retreat order goes out once only a tenth of the enemy remains.

What happens to Kaneki as Dragon collapses in this chapter?

In :re Chapter 178, Kaneki tries to flee the crumbling structure but sinks into it and is pinned as it comes down. Dropping into darkness, he glimpses a light and hears a voice welcoming him, telling him it has always been watching.

What do Touka and Saiko do while waiting for Kaneki?

In :re Chapter 178, Touka Kirishima comforts the bedridden Saiko Yonebayashi, who suffers from Rc cell over-secretion disease, and the two agree to wait for Kaneki together.

What is the English title of Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 178?

re Chapter 178 is titled "White and Rabbit" ("Shiro to usagi" in Japanese), part of the sixteenth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

When was Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 178 released?

re Chapter 178 released on June 28, 2018, in the 2018 issue 30 of the magazine.

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