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:re Chapter 31

Manga ChapterCh. 31

Piyyut is chapter thirty-one of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Sasaki reconciles with his inner Kaneki as his brutal fight with Takizawa ends in a draw, the auction operation winds down, and he lies to Kishou Arima in order to spare the wounded Hinami's life.

Issue: Issue 2015-27
Pages: 20
Volume: 3
Next Chapter: Side Story: Joker
Release Date: June 4, 2015
Japanese Title: ピュート
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 30
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Summary

Torn between the battle in his mind and the one against Takizawa, Sasaki finally speaks face to face with his projected Kaneki and confesses his fears about the past. When the monstrous figure he always imagined shrinks into a frightened child begging not to be erased, Sasaki understands that Kaneki dreads disappearing as much as he does and resolves to protect him. In the real world he bites off Takizawa's ear and, in a surge of strength, impales his opponent as the two collapse to a draw.

Before Hinami can react, S3 Squad members close in. The chapter reveals that during the operation this squad had guarded a quinque steel shipment, repelled an Aogiri ambush, and rushed to Zeum hall as reinforcements, driving Aogiri, the Clowns, and the Tsukiyama loyalists to flee. Ayato is dragged away by Naki despite wanting to reach Hinami.

Exhausted and injured, Hinami resigns herself to death as Kishou Arima approaches, but Sasaki staggers over and pleads with him to stop. Claiming credit for defeating Hinami, Sasaki asks for the ownership rights, and Arima simply summons a medical team. Watching his childlike inner Kaneki press a finger to his lips, Sasaki keeps the lie, sparing Hinami while elsewhere Kuroiwa is praised and a robed giant is found among the dead near the ambushed convoy.

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Key Events

Sasaki accepts and vows to protect his inner Kaneki, and his duel with Takizawa ends in a draw. The S3 Squad, revealed to have repelled a separate Aogiri raid, forces the ghouls to retreat. Sasaki lies to Arima that he killed Hinami, securing her survival. A cannibalistic robed giant is discovered near the convoy site.

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Notes

Titled ピュート in Japanese, read as Pyuto and localized as Repute, the chapter runs twenty pages in the third volume and debuted in issue 2015-27 on June 4, 2015. The word piyyut denotes a Jewish liturgical poem in the Hebrew tradition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 31 of Tokyo Ghoul:re?

In :re Chapter 31, Haise Sasaki reconciles with his projected image of Kaneki mid battle, ends his brutal duel with Seidou Takizawa in a draw, and lies to Kishou Arima to spare the wounded Hinami Fueguchi's life.

How does Sasaki's fight with Takizawa end in :re Chapter 31?

Sasaki bites off Takizawa's ear and impales him in a sudden burst of strength, and the two collapse together in a draw as neither ghoul investigator finishes the other off.

Why does Sasaki lie to Kishou Arima in :re Chapter 31?

Sasaki claims credit for defeating the exhausted Hinami Fueguchi and asks Arima for ownership rights over her, a lie that spares her life since Arima simply calls in a medical team instead of finishing her off.

What volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re does Chapter 31 belong to?

re Chapter 31, titled Repute in English and Pyuto in Japanese, is a twenty page chapter collected in Volume 3 of Tokyo Ghoul:re, first published on June 4, 2015.

What happens to the S3 Squad during the events of :re Chapter 31?

The S3 Squad, revealed in :re Chapter 31 to have guarded a quinque steel shipment and repelled an Aogiri Tree ambush, rushes to Zeum Hall as reinforcements and drives off Aogiri, the Clowns, and the Tsukiyama loyalists.

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