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:re Chapter 24

Manga ChapterCh. 24

Caring Feeling is chapter twenty-four of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Lost in the auction house, Urie and Mutsuki track the hidden ghouls to their underground refuge, Takizawa kills a former acquaintance from his teaching days, and the ex-investigator crosses paths with Sasaki's squad.

Issue: Issue 2015-19
Pages: 18
Volume: 3
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 25
Release Date: April 9, 2015
Japanese Title: 撫気
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 23
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Summary

Guiding the wounded Mutsuki, Urie admits that the near-identical corridors have left the two of them lost and proposes linking up with another team. Mutsuki quietly admires how swiftly Urie devises plans, still shaken by his own helplessness against the ghouls. Reasoning that the auction crowd must be sheltering below ground, Urie sets off to find the way down while Mutsuki's old wound reopens and bleeds.

At the entrance zone, Naki takes heavy fire from investigators and is left needing aid, drawing worry from Hinami Fueguchi as she watches Akira Mado's side gain the advantage. Deeper inside, Hina Tougi recognizes Seidou from a lecture he once delivered at the Academy. He recalls both her and Shougo Kukiyama, then beheads Hina while coldly telling her to pay closer attention in class.

Urie and Mutsuki succeed in pinpointing the underground hideout where Big Madam and the rest of the ghouls have gathered. Ordered to move toward the Administrative Building, Seidou then runs into Haise, Shirazu, and Saiko.

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Key Events

Urie deduces the ghouls are concealed underground and locates their refuge alongside Mutsuki. Mutsuki's earlier injury begins bleeding again. Naki is overwhelmed by investigators. Takizawa murders his former acquaintance Hina Tougi, and after being redirected to the Administrative Building he encounters Sasaki's squad.

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Notes

Titled 撫気 in Japanese and read as Buke, the chapter appears in English as Rebuke. It fills eighteen pages of the third volume and was first published in issue 2015-19 on April 9, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do Urie and Mutsuki discover in Chapter 24?

Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 24 follows Kuki Urie and Tooru Mutsuki as they get lost in the auction house's identical corridors, eventually reasoning that the auction guests must be sheltering below ground and locating their underground hideout.

Who does Seidou Takizawa kill in this chapter?

Seidou Takizawa runs into Hina Tougi, an investigator who recognizes him from a lecture he once gave at the Academy, and he beheads her while coldly telling her to pay closer attention in class.

What happens to Mutsuki's earlier wound in Chapter 24?

Tooru Mutsuki's wound from Kanae's earlier attack reopens and begins bleeding again as he and Urie search for the ghouls' hideout.

What happens to Naki while Urie and Mutsuki search underground?

Naki comes under heavy fire from investigators and is left needing aid, which worries Hinami Fueguchi as she watches Akira Mado's side gain the advantage.

Who does Takizawa encounter after being redirected to the Administrative Building?

After Command orders him toward the Administrative Building, Seidou Takizawa runs into Haise Sasaki's squad, including Ginshi Shirazu and Saiko Yonebayashi.

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