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:re Chapter 43

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Revealing Sound is the forty-third chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Eto corners a broken Kanae and offers herself as his new deity, while Haise digs through Amon's old case files and confronts the guilt buried in his own mind.

Issue: Issue 2015-41
Title: Revealing Sound
Volume: 5
Page Count: 18
Release Date: September 10, 2015
Japanese Title: 示音
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Summary

Beaten by the Quinx Squad, Kanae von Rosewald finds Eto standing over him and mocking his failure. Fury drives him to lash out, but her kagune spears him before he can land a blow. Once she has run through a string of scriptural quotations, Eto turns the conversation toward the affection Kanae hides for Shuu Tsukiyama. Sensing that the words have struck something raw in him, she leans close and declares that she intends to become the god he serves from now on.

Elsewhere, Haise Sasaki and his squad pore over everything they collected during the investigation, weighing how much the intelligence is worth against the moral cost of having obtained it. Later, back inside CCG headquarters, Haise opens Koutarou Amon's unfinished reports on the Eyepatch ghoul. Reading them pulls him inward, and within his own head he watches a figure calling himself Kaneki shoulder the blame for Amon's death.

The chapter closes on Naki, who goes to seek out Akihiro Kanou.

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Key Events

Eto subdues Kanae, exposes his feelings for Tsukiyama, and announces her plan to rule over him as his new god. Haise and the Quinx debate the ethics of their gathered information. Haise studies Amon's draft files and slips into his subconscious, where his inner Kaneki accepts fault for Amon's fate. Naki approaches Akihiro Kanou.

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Notes

The installment ran in Weekly Young Jump issue 2015-41 and was later collected in the fifth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Its Japanese title is written 示音, romanized Jion. Numerous figures appear only through flashback or mention, including Uta as the masked 86, Amon, Kureo Mado, and members of the Quinx Squad.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 43, Revealing Sound?

In :re Chapter 43, Revealing Sound, Eto corners a defeated Kanae von Rosewald, exposes his hidden feelings for Shuu Tsukiyama, and declares she will become his new god, while Haise Sasaki studies Amon's old case files and confronts buried guilt in his own subconscious.

What does Eto reveal about Kanae in this chapter?

Eto reveals that Kanae harbors deep affection for Shuu Tsukiyama, using the revelation to unsettle him before announcing she intends to rule over him as his new deity.

What does Haise discover while reading Amon's files?

While reading Koutarou Amon's unfinished reports on the Eyepatch ghoul, Haise Sasaki is pulled into his own subconscious, where a figure calling himself Kaneki accepts the blame for Amon's death.

Who does Naki go to see at the end of Chapter 43?

The chapter closes with Naki setting out to find Akihiro Kanou.

What volume and issue did re Chapter 43 appear in?

:re Chapter 43 ran in Weekly Young Jump issue 2015-41 and was collected in Volume 5 of Tokyo Ghoul:re, under the Japanese title Jion.

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