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:re Chapter 95

Manga ChapterCh. 95

The ninety-fifth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, titled Am, cuts between an academy flashback of Akira and Seidou's rivalry and the present, where a wounded Akira confesses her regrets before Amon and the Quinx Squad crash into Mutsuki's assault.

Issue: Issue 2016-45
Pages: 18
Volume: 9
Title Note: The title Am references the chapter number as the symbol for americium, the 95th chemical element.
Next Chapter: :re Chapter 96
Release Date: October 6, 2016
Chapter Title: Am
Japanese Title: Am
Previous Chapter: :re Chapter 94
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Summary

Seidou Takizawa stares in disbelief at Akira Mado, run through by Tooru Mutsuki's kagune. A flashback returns to their academy years, when the third-year final rankings went up. A classmate tried to congratulate Akira on placing first, and she coolly told him that if he had time for envy he had time to study, having finished second to her. Spotting a gloomy Seidou eyeing the board, he shot her an irritated look and a grudging word of congratulations.

In the present, Mutsuki reminds Akira of the crime of assisting a ghoul, and she says she understands it fully. She rises to her feet and is impaled again and again by his kagune. Sinking to the ground, Akira voices her regrets to Seidou and begins to cry, catching him off guard. Just before Mutsuki delivers a final strike, a furious Koutarou Amon breaks in, cracks his staff across Mutsuki's face, and trades blows with him. After Amon bites a large chunk from Mutsuki's flesh, he is unexpectedly caught and bitten by Kuki Urie's Ginkui. With the Quinx Squad now arrived, Urie gives the command to eliminate the target he calls Floppy.

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Key Events

A flashback recalls Akira ranking first and Seidou second in their academy finals. In the present, Mutsuki repeatedly stabs a defiant Akira, who confesses her regrets to Seidou through tears. Amon intervenes and battles Mutsuki, biting into him before being seized by Urie's Ginkui. The arriving Quinx Squad receives Urie's order to exterminate Amon, whom he dubs Floppy.

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Notes

Released in issue 2016-45 on October 6, 2016, this chapter belongs to the ninth volume of Tokyo Ghoul:re. Its Japanese title is Ē Emu. The title Am nods to the chapter number, standing for americium, the ninety-fifth chemical element. The installment weighs Akira's history with Seidou against her present sacrifice and brings the Quinx Squad into direct conflict with Amon.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in :re Chapter 95 of Tokyo Ghoul?

In :re Chapter 95, titled Am, Mutsuki repeatedly stabs the wounded Akira Mado while a flashback recalls her academy rivalry with Seidou Takizawa, and Koutarou Amon intervenes to fight Mutsuki before being seized by Kuki Urie's Ginkui.

What does the flashback in :re Chapter 95 reveal about Akira and Seidou?

The flashback shows that Akira Mado ranked first and Seidou Takizawa ranked second in their academy's final class rankings, with Seidou reluctantly congratulating her.

What does Akira Mado confess to Seidou before Amon arrives?

As Mutsuki continues to stab her, Akira Mado sinks to the ground and tearfully confesses her regrets to Seidou Takizawa, catching him off guard.

What happens when Koutarou Amon intervenes against Mutsuki?

Koutarou Amon strikes Mutsuki across the face with his staff and bites off a chunk of his flesh, but Amon is then caught and bitten by Kuki Urie's Ginkui.

Why does Urie order his squad to eliminate Amon?

When the Quinx Squad arrives, Kuki Urie labels Koutarou Amon Floppy and commands the squad to eliminate him as a target.

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