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Haru, a young person with a dark ponytail and gentle smile, leaning on a railing along a rainy neon-lit street at night
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Haru is a female ghoul introduced only in the Tokyo Ghoul anime, a member of the 11th Ward group once led by Kazuichi Banjou. Paired with her lover Shuu, she briefly aids the captive Ken Kaneki before both meet a grim end at Yamori's hands.

En Voice: Felecia Angelle
Jp Voice: Yurie Kobori
Species: Ghoul
Status: Deceased
Ward: 11th Ward
Gender: Female
First Appearance (Anime): Episode 11: High Spirits
Allegiances: Anti-Aogiri
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Appearance

Little of Haru's look is detailed beyond her clothing. She is shown wearing the standard garb of the Aogiri Tree, blending into the organization's ranks rather than standing apart with any distinct style of her own.

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Personality

The anime offers no direct window into Haru's temperament. Her actions, gently tending to Kaneki after his torment and carrying word that help was coming, hint at compassion, but no explicit account of her character is given.

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History

Haru lived in the 11th Ward and belonged to Kazuichi Banjou's group during his time overseeing that district. After Yamori stepped away from one of his torture sessions with Ken Kaneki, Haru arrived with her lover Shuu to clean the battered prisoner and the space around him, delivering Banjou's promise that a rescue was on the way. Not long afterward, Yamori forced the pair to help torment Kaneki, and when that effort collapsed, he killed both of them. Within the anime, Haru and Shuu fill the roles occupied elsewhere by the characters Kei and Kouto.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Haru in Tokyo Ghoul?

Haru is a female ghoul who appears only in the Tokyo Ghoul anime, belonging to Kazuichi Banjou's group in the 11th Ward. She is paired with her lover Shuu and briefly helps the captive Ken Kaneki.

What happened to Haru in Tokyo Ghoul?

Haru is killed by Yamori after he forces her and her lover Shuu to torment the captive Ken Kaneki. She dies alongside Shuu once that effort collapses.

What did Haru do for Ken Kaneki?

Haru tended to Ken Kaneki after Yamori's torture sessions, cleaning him up and relaying Kazuichi Banjou's promise that rescue was coming.

Who is Haru's lover in Tokyo Ghoul?

Haru's lover is Shuu, a fellow ghoul in Kazuichi Banjou's 11th Ward group who dies alongside her at Yamori's hands.

Is Haru a manga or anime character in Tokyo Ghoul?

Haru is an anime-only character, created for the Tokyo Ghoul anime to fill roles occupied elsewhere in the story by the characters Kei and Kouto.

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