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:re Chapter 25

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Command is chapter twenty-five of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Takizawa reveals himself as a one-eyed ghoul and corners Haise Sasaki, forcing him to send his squad away, while Ayato Kirishima rushes to shield the fallen Naki from investigators.

Issue: Issue 2015-20
Pages: 18
Volume: 3
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 26
Release Date: April 16, 2015
Japanese Title:
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 24
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Summary

On the way to the Administrative Building, Sasaki's group finds Naoto Hayashimura downed and learns Nutcracker waits ahead. Takizawa ambushes them, startled that Sasaki can parry until he watches the wound close. After a brief clash in which Sasaki pierces him and Takizawa shrugs it off, the attacker reveals himself as a one-eyed ghoul and unleashes his own kagune, forcing Sasaki to order Shirazu, Yonebayashi, and Hayashimura to flee.

From cover, the squad reports in, and Matsuri Washuu is stunned that so powerful a ghoul slipped notice, linking it to the Atou Squad's destruction. He slaps a provisional SS~ rating on Takizawa and orders Sasaki to hold him alone while the rest press toward the Administrative Building. Hayashimura backs the call, rebukes Shirazu for disrespecting a Washuu, and steers him and Saiko toward the Nutcracker fight.

Beneath the Grand Hall stage, Urie talks Mutsuki into holding their ground, then lies about a dead transmitter once Suzuya turns up, hoping to keep the glory for himself before the two spring their ambush. At the entrance, the wounded Naki drifts through memories of Yamori and Akira Mado's words until investigators close in, only for Ayato Kirishima to dive to his rescue as Takizawa's chokehold tightens on Sasaki.

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Key Events

Takizawa exposes his nature as a one-eyed ghoul and earns a temporary SS~ classification. Sasaki is left to fight him one on one while his teammates redirect toward Nutcracker. Urie conceals Suzuya's arrival to hoard credit and launches an ambush on the fleeing attendees. Ayato Kirishima shields Naki from a swarm of investigators.

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Notes

The chapter's Japanese title 令 is read as Rei and localized as Relay. Running eighteen pages in the third volume, it first ran in issue 2015-20 on April 16, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What volume is chapter 25 of Tokyo Ghoul?

Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 25, titled Relay, is part of the third collected volume of the series.

How does Seidou Takizawa reveal his true nature to Sasaki?

In Chapter 25, Seidou Takizawa ambushes Haise Sasaki's group, and after Sasaki pierces him without effect, Takizawa reveals himself as a one-eyed ghoul and unleashes his own kagune.

What order does Matsuri Washuu give after learning about Takizawa?

Stunned that so powerful a ghoul went unnoticed, Matsuri Washuu links Takizawa to the destruction of the Atou Squad, gives him a provisional SS threat rating, and orders Sasaki to hold him alone while the rest of the squad presses toward the Administrative Building.

What does Kuki Urie do when Juuzou Suzuya arrives?

Beneath the Grand Hall stage, Kuki Urie convinces Mutsuki to hold their ground, then lies to Suzuya about a dead transmitter so he can keep the credit for the coming ambush on the fleeing auction guests.

Who saves Naki from the investigators closing in on him?

As the wounded Naki drifts through memories while investigators close in, Ayato Kirishima dives in to rescue him just as Takizawa's chokehold tightens on Sasaki.

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