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:re Chapter 49

Manga ChapterCh. 49

Pulsing Signal is the forty-ninth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re. The Itou and Quinx squads throw everything they have at the near-unkillable Noro, Mairo trades his life to bring down Hairu Ihei, and Matsumae ends Kijima with Rotten Follow.

Issue: Issue 2015-47
Title: Pulsing Signal
Volume: 5
Page Count: 18
Release Date: October 22, 2015
Japanese Title: 脈打つ信号
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Summary

The Quinx and Itou squads throw themselves at Noro, who lands the first blow and cuts down Umeno and Nezu. When his kagune lunges for Saiko, Takeomi Kuroiwa slices it apart to shield her, and Urie shears off yet another length of it. Mutsuki and Shirazu hit Noro together and hold him fast, letting Saiko unfurl her own kagune and split him in two. He knits himself back together at once and lashes out at Kuramoto, cracking his ribs.

Bleeding from the wound punched through her chest, Hairu Ihei begs Okahira for her quinque and buries Matsumae under a storm of T-Human's lightning. Mairo suddenly throws himself in front of Matsumae, shouting at her to guard Shuu. Even as the bolts tear his body apart, he manages to sever Hairu's head. In her final moment, Hairu recalls a younger version of herself beside Arima and smiles before she falls.

Kijima then moves on Matsumae but is stabbed by Mairo. With her opponent distracted, Matsumae takes off Kijima's arm and drives Rotten Follow clean through his skull.

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Key Events

Noro kills Umeno and Nezu, then regenerates after being bisected by Saiko and injures Kuramoto. Mairo shields Matsumae and decapitates Hairu even while being cut apart by her lightning, and Hairu dies remembering Arima. Matsumae severs Kijima's arm and impales his head with Rotten Follow.

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Notes

The title, 脈打つ信号 and romanized Myakuutsu Shingo, means Pulsing Signal. It was published in issue 2015-47 of Weekly Young Jump and collected in the fifth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What volume is chapter 49 in Tokyo Ghoul?

:re Chapter 49, Pulsing Signal, is collected in Volume 5 of Tokyo Ghoul:re; it originally ran in Weekly Young Jump issue 2015-47.

What happens in re Chapter 49, Pulsing Signal?

In :re Chapter 49, the Quinx and Itou squads throw everything at the regenerating ghoul Noro, Mairo sacrifices himself to decapitate Hairu Ihei, and Matsumae kills Shiki Kijima with her quinque Rotten Follow.

How does Mairo die in this chapter?

Mairo throws himself in front of Matsumae to shield her from Hairu Ihei's lightning attack, and even as the bolts tear his body apart he manages to sever Hairu's head before dying.

How does Matsumae kill Shiki Kijima?

When Kijima moves to attack Matsumae, Mairo stabs him from behind; with Kijima distracted, Matsumae takes off his arm and drives her quinque Rotten Follow through his skull.

What happens when Saiko splits Noro in two?

After Mutsuki and Shirazu hold Noro fast, Saiko unleashes her kagune and splits him in two, but Noro immediately regenerates and lashes out at Kuramoto, cracking his ribs.

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