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:re Chapter 2

Manga ChapterCh. 2

The second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re follows Haise Sasaki through squad politics and Rc-level worries, a tense joint meeting over the Serpent case, and the growing fractures inside the Quinx household at home.

Issue: Issue 2014-47
Pages: 22
Volume: 1
Box Title: The Entrusted Helm and the Fearful Serpent
Release Date: October 23, 2014
Title Japanese: 委舵と畏蛇
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Summary

Sasaki works through a stack of reference material before visiting the medical office, where Doctor Shiba is examining the Quinx Squad's Rc readings and warns that levels climbing too high could cost a member the ability to eat human food. The two weigh whether Tooru Mutsuki truly belongs in the squad.

A joint meeting then brings together the Mado, Hirako, and Shimoguchi squads. Sasaki reports that the ghoul killed earlier was not actually Torso, prompting Shimoguchi to jab at him for slacking on his kills. Akira Mado tries to defuse the quarrel without success, and the argument only worsens until Take Hirako settles matters by committing both teams to a joint effort and announcing that his own will pursue Serpent. Akira strikes Sasaki afterward and scolds him for his naivety, and a colleague, Kuramoto Itou, passes along information about Serpent. Elsewhere, Serpent questions a ghoul for leads on Torso and, finding he knows nothing, kills him on the spot.

At the quarters he shares with the Quinx, Sasaki cooks dinner and phones Saiko, but Urie and Shirazu skip the meal to hunt Torso themselves. Urie voices his drive to outrank Sasaki and join the S3 Squad, which sets off a squabble with an offended Shirazu. Chie Hori breaks it up, revealing that she holds information on Torso and, despite her childlike look, is actually twenty-four.

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Key Events

Shiba flags the danger of rising Rc levels for the Quinx and questions Mutsuki's fitness. A heated inter-squad meeting ends with Hirako's team taking the Serpent case, and Serpent kills an uninformed ghoul while hunting Torso. Urie states his ambition to surpass Sasaki, and Chie Hori arrives with intelligence on Torso.

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Notes

The chapter opens the first volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re and carries the Japanese title Ida to Ida. It establishes the strained dynamics inside the Quinx household and among the CCG squads early in the series.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Doctor Shiba warn about the Quinx Squad in :re Chapter 2?

In :re Chapter 2, Doctor Shiba examines the Quinx Squad's Rc readings and warns Haise Sasaki that levels climbing too high could cost a member the ability to eat human food, raising doubts about whether Tooru Mutsuki truly belongs in the squad.

What happens during the joint squad meeting in :re Chapter 2?

A meeting between the Mado, Hirako, and Shimoguchi squads in :re Chapter 2 turns tense after Sasaki reveals the ghoul he killed was not actually Torso, until Take Hirako settles the dispute by committing both teams to a joint effort to pursue Serpent.

What does Serpent do in :re Chapter 2?

In :re Chapter 2, Serpent questions a ghoul for leads on Torso, and finding the ghoul knows nothing, kills him on the spot.

What ambition does Kuki Urie reveal in this chapter?

In :re Chapter 2, Urie voices his drive to outrank Haise Sasaki and join the S3 Squad, sparking a squabble with an offended Ginshi Shirazu that is broken up by Chie Hori.

What is the English title of Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 2?

re Chapter 2 is titled "The Entrusted Helm and the Fearful Serpent" ("Ida to Ida" in Japanese), opening the first volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

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