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:re Chapter 99

Manga ChapterCh. 99

In "White," the ninety-ninth chapter of Tokyo Ghoul:re, a quieter month passes before Kaneki gathers old allies and former enemies alike, states his purpose to bridge two species, and founds a movement that will carry the war into a new phase.

Volume: 10
Release Date: November 3, 2016
Issue: Issue 2016-49
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Summary

Some weeks after the bloodshed at Rushima and Cochlea, Kaneki has been sheltering with Take Hirako and the members of Squad 0. Roused by the children, the household heads out to the reopened cafe, and once the others leave to eat, Touka welcomes him with a cup she brews herself, which he fondly likens to the old manager's. She wonders at his changed hair, and he relays Dr. Shiba's account that his dampened Rc cell activity set off a passing surge of melanin. A news broadcast lists him and Take as wanted, notes two injured investigators, and confirms the deaths of Arima and Haisaki. Asked what name he prefers, he answers simply with Kaneki and promises he is still the person she knew, earning a slap from Touka over both her real meaning and his conduct during the earlier raids.

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Key Events

Yomo arrives to signal that the moment has come, and outside the group reunites with Irimi and Koma, whose survival Kaneki learns he made possible by stalling Arima back at V14. Nishiki joins them after leaving Roma in one of Banjou's subordinates' care, while Koma and Irimi stay to mind the shop. At a concealed Tsukiyama estate, Shuu ushers everyone into a hall crowded with former Aogiri Tree fighters, among them Ayato, Miza, the White Suits, and Kurona. Naki, recognizing the man who killed Yamori, lashes out, refusing to accept a human-friendly ghoul as the One-Eyed King until a White Suit restrains him. Miza then approaches to press Kaneki on his intentions.

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Notes

Recalling Eto's parting argument that the world must be cracked open like an egg and rebuilt, Kaneki accepts that, as the ghoul who felled Arima, he alone can attempt it. He declares his aim to inherit the former King's will and force humans and ghouls toward mutual understanding, holding up his own path from man to ghoul as proof it can be done. Kurona mocks the notion as against nature, yet Kaneki resolves to squeeze the CCG toward negotiation. When the prisoners he freed from Cochlea, led by Fuka, file in and bow to him, he names the new organization Goat.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99, "White," Ken Kaneki gathers former allies and enemies at a hidden Tsukiyama estate weeks after the Rushima battle, declares his intent to bridge humans and ghouls, and founds a new organization called Goat.

Why does Touka slap Kaneki in Chapter 99?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99, Touka slaps Ken Kaneki after he answers her question about what name he prefers with simply "Kaneki" and insists he is still the person she knew, a response that upsets her given his conduct during the earlier raids.

What is Goat in Tokyo Ghoul?

Goat is the organization Ken Kaneki founds in Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99, named as the freed Cochlea prisoners led by Fuka bow to him while he declares his goal of forcing humans and ghouls toward mutual understanding.

Why did Kaneki's hair change color in Chapter 99?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99, Touka notices Ken Kaneki's changed hair, and he explains that Dr. Shiba attributed it to a surge of melanin triggered by his dampened Rc cell activity.

Who confronts Kaneki about his intentions in Chapter 99?

In Tokyo Ghoul:re Chapter 99, Naki lashes out at Ken Kaneki, refusing to accept a human-friendly ghoul as the One-Eyed King, while Miza Kusakari presses Kaneki directly to explain his intentions.

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