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:re Chapter 86

Manga ChapterCh. 86

The eighty-sixth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, White Rainbow, has a dying Eto reveal her plan to remake the world through destruction, while the escape battle rages and Kaneki steps forward to declare himself the One-Eyed King.

Issue: Issue 2016-35
Volume: 8
Page Count: 20
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 87
Release Date: July 28, 2016
Chapter Title: White Rainbow
Japanese Title: 白虹
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 85
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Summary

As Kaneki and Take Hirako leave Cochlea, they meet Eto, who greets the young man. Saying she will soon die, she reveals that she helped his Anteiku companions get away and tells him he no longer has to hear her request to kill the One-Eyed King.

Outside, after Touka has absorbed repeated attacks from the two investigators, Renji Yomo and the Gas Masks launch their assault on Mougan Tanakamaru and Kiyoko Aura. Touka asks Kazuichi Banjou to reach Ayato at once. While Yomo is distracted by Kiyoko cutting down the Gas Masks, Mougan seizes the moment to thrust his quinque into a ghoul's stomach and destroy him in one strike. As Kiyoko and Mougan move to finish the survivors, 0 Squad steps in and blocks the two investigators from using their quinques. When both demand an explanation, Hirako calmly produces a resignation letter and readies his weapon.

Turning over what Eto told him, Kaneki recalls her wish to mend the world by tearing down its status quo, and her claim that whoever killed Arima would become a symbol of hope for ghouls everywhere. He walks toward the investigators and names himself the One-Eyed King.

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Key Events

A dying Eto confirms she rescued the Anteiku survivors and shares her vision of fixing the world by destroying its status quo. Hirako and 0 Squad turn on Aura and Mougan, with Hirako brandishing a resignation letter. Kaneki accepts the mantle and declares himself the One-Eyed King.

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Notes

The chapter closes the Cochlea escape by transforming Kaneki into the figurehead Eto describes, framing Arima's killer as a beacon of hope for ghouls. Hirako's open defection against his fellow investigators cements 0 Squad's break from the CCG.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened in chapter 86 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In :re Chapter 86 of Tokyo Ghoul, titled White Rainbow, Eto tells Kaneki she is dying and reveals she helped the Anteiku survivors escape, while 0 Squad turns against fellow CCG investigators to protect the group and Kaneki declares himself the One-Eyed King.

What does Eto tell Kaneki before she dies?

Eto tells Kaneki that she is about to die, that she helped his Anteiku companions get away, and that he no longer has to fulfill her earlier request to kill the One-Eyed King.

Why does Hirako turn against the CCG investigators in this chapter?

Hirako and 0 Squad block Kiyoko Aura and Mougan Tanakamaru from finishing off Touka and the others, and Hirako produces a resignation letter, openly signaling 0 Squad's defection from the CCG.

Why does Kaneki declare himself the One-Eyed King?

Kaneki recalls Eto's belief that whoever killed Arima would become a symbol of hope for ghouls, so he steps forward to the investigators and names himself the One-Eyed King.

What is the Japanese title of :re Chapter 86?

The Japanese title of :re Chapter 86 is Hakko, translated in English as White Rainbow.

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