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:re Chapter 44

Manga ChapterCh. 44

The forty-fourth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re carries no title. Kanou examines two dead ghouls with an eye on the Quinx procedure, Haise and Tsukiyama meet again without resolving anything, and Aliza pays with her life for one desperate gamble.

Volume: 5
Release Date: September 17, 2015
Issue: Issue 2015-42
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Summary

Performing an autopsy on Gagi and Guge, Akihiro Kanou learns that Rc pipes had been lodged in their kakuhou, cutting off their ability to produce a kagune. The Quinx operation intrigues him, since his own attempts have yielded poor outcomes, and he believes the technique could raise his rate of successful ghoulification. He deceives Naki with a promise that the pair will be brought back to life.

Haise Sasaki keeps hunting for anything tied to Koutarou Amon and the Eyepatch. At the Tsukiyama estate, Shuu vows to Aliza that he will rescue Yuuma, while she turns up online sightings that point to Shiki Kijima. When Shuu and Haise cross paths again, Haise bluntly asks whether the other man is a ghoul, leaving Tsukiyama unsure if he is being baited. Haise tries to soften the question, but gets no reply, and explains only that he wants to uncover his own past. Tsukiyama, dwelling on the hours he once spent enjoying Kaneki's company, departs without giving an answer.

Aliza's effort to save Yuuma collapses. Kijima seizes her, and before he kills her she leaks details about the Tsukiyama family in exchange for Yuuma's supposed safety. He beheads her all the same, sneering that she was a fool to believe Yuuma had ever survived.

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Key Events

Kanou discovers the Rc pipes sealing Gagi and Guge's kakuhou and lies to Naki about reviving them. Shuu promises Aliza he will save Yuuma. Haise questions whether Tsukiyama is a ghoul, and the two part with nothing settled. Kijima captures Aliza, extracts information on the Tsukiyama family, then decapitates her and reveals Yuuma is already dead.

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Notes

This entry was printed as a deliberately untitled chapter, its title, Japanese name, and romanization all rendered as a single hash mark. It appeared in issue 2015-42 of Weekly Young Jump and belongs to the fifth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re. A large flashback cast surrounds the present-day events.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the untitled re Chapter 44?

In this untitled chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Akihiro Kanou performs an autopsy on Gagi and Guge and studies the Quinx procedure, Haise Sasaki and Shuu Tsukiyama meet again without resolving anything, and Kijima kills Aliza after she tries to save Yuuma.

What does Kanou discover during the autopsy on Gagi and Guge?

Kanou finds that Rc pipes had been lodged in Gagi and Guge's kakuhou, cutting off their ability to produce a kagune, and he becomes intrigued by the Quinx procedure as a way to improve his own ghoulification success rate.

What question does Haise ask Tsukiyama in this chapter?

Haise Sasaki bluntly asks Shuu Tsukiyama whether he is a ghoul, but Tsukiyama gives no answer and the two part with nothing settled.

What happens to Aliza in Chapter 44?

Aliza is captured by Shiki Kijima while trying to save Yuuma; she leaks information about the Tsukiyama family in exchange for his supposed safety, but Kijima beheads her anyway and reveals Yuuma was already dead.

Why does this chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re have no title?

:re Chapter 44 was deliberately printed untitled, with its title, Japanese name, and romanization all rendered as a single hash mark. It appeared in Weekly Young Jump issue 2015-42 and Volume 5 of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

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