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:re Chapter 29

Manga ChapterCh. 29

To Seek a Nest is chapter twenty-nine of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Urie melts down against Big Madam and accidentally stabs Mutsuki, whose kagune awakens, while the Suzuya Squad arrives and Hinami saves the blinded Sasaki from Takizawa.

Issue: Issue 2015-25
Pages: 18
Volume: 3
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 30
Release Date: May 21, 2015
Japanese Title: 栖求
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 28
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Summary

Watching Big Madam climb the walls with Urie trapped in her jaws, Mutsuki is beaten back by her Scrappers before Urie forces the ghoul's mouth open and breaks free. His kagune erupts to an enormous size as he spirals into a breakdown, cutting down the Scrappers and slashing Big Madam's bikaku, though her raw power soon overwhelms him.

Mutsuki crawls to the raving Urie, whose earlier arrogance gives way to tearful confessions of fear and loneliness. In his confusion Urie runs his kagune through Mutsuki's stomach, only then noticing him, yet Mutsuki responds with comfort and empathy and manifests his own kagune for the first time. Catching a scent of blood, Urie grasps a hidden secret about his teammate and quietly leans against him.

When Big Madam threatens to seize them both, the Suzuya Squad bursts in, and Juuzou faces the ghoul who raised him for the first time in many years. With the monitor room reclaimed and Saiko's data exposing the hidden ghouls, the CCG seizes control, though Sasaki's broadcast screams sap morale. In the Grand Hall the blinded Sasaki refuses to vanish, and as Takizawa moves to devour him, Hinami strikes from nowhere to rescue him.

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Key Events

Urie's kagune balloons during his mental collapse, and he accidentally impales Mutsuki, awakening Mutsuki's own kagune. Urie uncovers a secret his teammate has kept hidden. The Suzuya Squad arrives to confront Big Madam, bringing the area under CCG control. Hinami saves the blinded Sasaki from Takizawa's jaws.

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Notes

The chapter carries the Japanese title 栖求, read as Sukyu and localized as Rescue. It spans eighteen pages of the third volume and first appeared in issue 2015-25 on May 21, 2015.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens to Urie's kagune during his breakdown?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 29, Kuki Urie's kagune balloons to an enormous size during his mental breakdown after breaking free of Big Madam's jaws, and he uses it to cut down her Scrappers and slash her bikaku.

How does Mutsuki's kagune awaken in this chapter?

While comforting the raving, injured Urie, Tooru Mutsuki is accidentally stabbed through the stomach by Urie's kagune, and the shock causes Mutsuki to manifest his own kagune for the first time.

What secret does Urie learn about Mutsuki?

Catching a scent of blood from Mutsuki's wound, Kuki Urie grasps a hidden secret about his teammate and quietly leans against him afterward.

Who arrives to confront Big Madam in Chapter 29?

The Suzuya Squad bursts in as Big Madam threatens to seize both Urie and Mutsuki, and Juuzou Suzuya faces the ghoul who raised him for the first time in years.

Who saves the blinded Sasaki from Takizawa?

In the Grand Hall, the blinded Haise Sasaki refuses to vanish, and as Takizawa moves to devour him, Hinami Fueguchi strikes from nowhere to rescue him.

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