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:re Chapter 22

Manga ChapterCh. 22

Misrun is chapter twenty-two of Tokyo Ghoul:re, set inside the auction raid. Seidou Takizawa butchers an entire CCG squad, No Face toys with Take Hirako, and Haise Sasaki arrives just in time to pull Tooru Mutsuki away from Kanae von Rosewald.

Issue: Issue 2015-17
Pages: 19
Volume: 3
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 23
Release Date: March 26, 2015
Japanese Title: 謬徒
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 21
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Summary

The chapter opens deep within the auction raid, where Seidou Takizawa drinks blood from a severed head and picks off the terrified investigators around him one after another. Somewhere nearby, Kanae von Rosewald pounds Karao Saeki into the ground and warns that failing to find Tooru Mutsuki will cost the ghoul his life.

Take Hirako trades blows with the masked No Face, who slips past every strike while keeping up idle chatter. Reinforcements are summoned as the brawl spreads, and No Face taunts Hirako by donning an Arima mask before pinning his arm with Juuzou Suzuya's borrowed blades. Elsewhere Mutsuki flees down a corridor, only for Kanae to run him down.

Just as Kanae moves for the kill, Haise Sasaki intervenes with an apology for arriving late, and Ginshi Shirazu and Kuki Urie pile onto the assault. Catching a familiar scent, Kanae presses to learn whether the young investigator is truly Haise Sasaki, while the Ooshiba Squad slips into the Administrative Building hunting Big Madam, oblivious to Nutcracker watching from overhead.

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Key Events

Takizawa wipes out Daisuke Atou's unit almost single-handedly. Hirako discovers that his opponent carries Suzuya's knives and reads his rage toward Arima. Sasaki rescues Mutsuki from Kanae, whose kagune is identified as a rinkaku type. Kanae grows suspicious of Sasaki's identity, and the Ooshiba Squad advances into an ambush waiting above them.

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Notes

The installment carries the Japanese title 謬徒, romanized as Byuto and rendered in English as Rebut. It runs nineteen pages within the third volume of the series and first appeared in issue 2015-17 of the magazine on March 26, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Seidou Takizawa do at the start of Chapter 22?

Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 22 opens with Seidou Takizawa drinking blood from a severed head and picking off the terrified investigators of Daisuke Atou's unit one by one, wiping out the squad almost single-handedly.

How does Take Hirako's fight with No Face unfold?

Take Hirako trades blows with the masked No Face, who dodges every strike while chatting idly, then taunts Hirako by wearing an Arima mask and pinning his arm with Juuzou Suzuya's borrowed knives.

How does Haise Sasaki save Mutsuki from Kanae in this chapter?

Just as Kanae von Rosewald moves in for the kill, Haise Sasaki intervenes with an apology for arriving late, and Ginshi Shirazu and Kuki Urie join him to drive Kanae off.

What does Kanae suspect about Sasaki's identity?

Catching a familiar scent during the fight, Kanae grows suspicious and presses to learn whether the young investigator is truly Haise Sasaki.

What danger does the Ooshiba Squad walk into in Chapter 22?

The Ooshiba Squad slips into the Administrative Building to hunt for Big Madam, unaware that Nutcracker is watching them from overhead.

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