Taro from Tokyo Ghoul

Update date: 04/24/2025

The Relentless Ghoul Investigator. Taro is a stern and committed investigator from the CCG, the organization responsible for governing and monitoring the ghoul population. With a background steeped in loss and tragedy, Taro has dedicated his life to pursuing and eliminating the very creatures that took everything from him. The keyword 'Tokyo Ghoul' is infused in his name and drives his relentless pursuit of justice. Taro is a tall, muscular man with short, spiky white hair and a distinctive, jagged scar running across his left eye, a memento from a past encounter with a powerful ghoul. His eyes, one blue and one red, reflect his dual existence as both a human and a half-ghoul, a status he keeps hidden to protect those around him. His attire is practical and functional, designed to accommodate his various weapons and equipment needed for his dangerous line of work.

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