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:re Chapter 82

Manga ChapterCh. 82

The eighty-second chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, Into The Heart, has a victorious Furuta gloat over a beaten Eto while dodging her questions, and closes with Arima piercing Kaneki before turning his blade on his own throat.

Issue: Issue 2016-31
Volume: 8
Page Count: 19
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 83
Release Date: June 30, 2016
Chapter Title: Into The Heart
Japanese Title: 心臓を
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 81
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Summary

His heightened senses telling him the Owl quinque is gone, Furuta stands over a defeated Eto and remarks on ghoul physiology while thanking Kanou for the operation that reshaped him. Slumped against a wall, battered, Eto asks whether his kagune came from Rize, and he confirms it. Furuta observes that she never verified anything about the One-Eyed King and says other matters demand his attention. When Eto probes his real aims, he declares he wants super peace, then dances off, leaving her baffled.

At Cochlea, Kaneki tells Arima the fight is finished now that Owl is broken, yet Arima keeps attacking with the ruined weapon. Mid-exchange he bridges the gap and runs Kaneki through the abdomen. Kaneki pleads that continuing is pointless. Stepping back and gazing upward, Arima says that in eighteen years as an investigator this is the first time he has stood helpless before an opponent. He asks once more whether Kaneki means to kill him, and Kaneki confirms it. Accepting the answer, Arima draws his blade across his own throat.

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Key Events

Furuta confirms his kagune originates from Rize and reveals his cryptic goal of super peace before leaving Eto defeated and confused. Arima impales Kaneki through the abdomen, then, acknowledging Kaneki's resolve to kill him, slashes his own throat.

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Notes

Arima's self-inflicted wound is the pivotal act of the Cochlea confrontation, redirecting the outcome of his duel with Kaneki. Furuta's stated wish for super peace deepens the mystery around his true agenda.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 82?

In Tokyo Ghoul re Chapter 82, titled Into The Heart, Furuta gloats over a defeated Eto and reveals his kagune came from Rize, while at Cochlea, Arima impales Kaneki through the abdomen before slitting his own throat.

What does Furuta reveal about his kagune and his goals?

Furuta confirms to Eto that his kagune originates from Rize and declares that his true aim is what he calls super peace, though he leaves his exact plans a mystery before dancing off.

Why does Arima cut his own throat?

After running Kaneki through the abdomen and continuing to fight even with his quinque Owl destroyed, Arima asks Kaneki if he intends to kill him. When Kaneki confirms it, Arima accepts the answer and slashes his own throat.

What does Arima say about his eighteen years as an investigator?

Arima remarks that in his eighteen years as an investigator, this is the first time he has stood helpless before an opponent.

How does Eto react to Furuta after her defeat?

Slumped against a wall and battered, Eto asks Furuta whether his kagune came from Rize and tries to probe his real aims, but he confirms the kagune's origin, dodges her deeper questions, and leaves her baffled.

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