C.C.G.

The Commission of Counter Ghouls, known as C.C.G., is a federal agency in the Tokyo Ghoul series that acts as a criminal investigation agency for ghoul-related cases. It functions as a secondary antagonistic force for Tokyo Ghoul, which is the main stage of the first half of Tokyo Ghoul: Re, and in the second half, it changes from being a main antagonistic force to a supporting force.

The Ghoul Countermeasures Law was the legal basis for the C.C.G.'s prosecution of ghouls. C.C.G.'s headquarters are located in Ward 1. Ghouls commonly refer to Ghoul Investigators as Doves, a nickname derived from the C.C.G.'s seal.

The position of chairman is currently vacant. The former chairman of CCG was Tsuneyoshi Washuu, who served until his death. The position of director was held by his son Yoshitoki Washuu, but after his death, the position was taken over by Yoshimura Washuu. After Dragon was founded, Yoshimura left his position and the position of director became vacant.

After the Dragon War, the C.C.G. was disbanded and replaced by the TSC.

History[]

The Ghoul Countermeasures Bureau, the predecessor of the C.C.G., was established as a national institution in 1890, and Daikichi Washuu, the head of the Washu clan at the time, served as its director. Eito Yoshimura claimed that the C.C.G.'s parent organization was founded over 100 years ago to counter the One-Eyed Ghouls. This unique ghoul was so powerful that humans needed to work together to eradicate it.

Initially, the C.C.G. used firearms to counter the ghouls, but they proved ineffective due to their size. After a certain period of time, this organization, under the direction of its chairman at the time, Yoshiu Washuu, developed a new anti-ghoul weapon called quinque, which was derived from the ghoul Kagune. The weapon's ability to destroy ghouls rapidly increased and remains a desirable weapon for investigators.

After the Dragon War, the C.C.G. was disbanded and replaced by the TSC, Tokyo Security Committee. A new company where ghouls and humans work together to protect Tokyo from Dragon Orphans.

Members[]

Leaders[]

Tsuneyoshi Washuu (Deceased)
Yoshitoki Washuu (Deceased)

Special Class Investigators[]

Koutarou Amon (Defected)
Kishou Arima (Deceased)
Kiyoko Aura - Division I Investigation Commander
Kousuke Houji (Deceased)
Fujishige Iba (Retired)
Iwao Kuroiwa - Division I Investigation Commander (Deceased, Anime only)
Itsuki Marude - Division II Section Manager
Yukinori Shinohara - Division I Investigation Commander (Coma/Vegetative State)
Juuzou Suzuya
Mougan Tanakamaru - Division I Branch Director
Koori Ui - Division I Investigation Commander
Mikito Urie (Deceased)
Matsuri Washuu - Division II Commander

Associate Special Class Investigators[]

Arine (Deceased)
Daisuke Atou (Deceased)
Mutsumi Chino (Unknown, Declared Dead)
Chuu Hachikawa (Deceased)
Shiki Kijima (Deceased)
Akira Mado
Kasuka Mado (Deceased)

First-Class Investigators[]

Taishi Fura
Naoto Hayashimura
Take Hirako
Hairu Ihei (Deceased)
Kenta Isai
Juuji Isoyama
Kuramoto Itou
Yukio Kurodawara (Deceased)
Kureo Mado (Deceased)
Keijin Nakarai
Niharu (Deceased)
Ryouta Ooshiba (Deceased)
Haise Sasaki - Quinx Squad Mentor (Formerly)
Nobu Shimoguchi (Deceased)
Hirokazu Tainaka
Hidenori Tateshima

Rank 1 Investigators[]

Hanbee Abara
Tomonori Akai (Deceased)
Nimura Furuta (Deceased)
Ayumu Hogi
Takeomi Kuroiwa
Tougo Kurumatani
Katsuya Mabuchi
Shinji Michibata (Deceased)
Miyuki Mikage
Tooru Mutsuki - Quinx Squad
Okahira (Unknown)
Shion Satomi (Deceased)
Ryuuta Sawaike (Deceased)
Shunichi Shibashi (Deceased)
Mizurou Tamaki
Miho Toga (Deceased)
Kuki Urie - Quinx Squad
Fuuma Yukimichi

Rank 2 Investigators[]

Waka Asachi (Deceased)
Haru Fujimi
Misato Gori
Shougo Kukiyama
Sakino Mura (Deceased)
Yasuhito Nezu (Deceased)
Jun Numa (Deceased)
Yuuta Okamochi (Deceased)
Ginshi Shirazu - Quinx Squad Leader
Erina Tagata (Deceased)
Seidou Takizawa (Defected to Aogiri)
Hina Tougi (Deceased)
Masami Umeno (Deceased)
Saiko Yonebayashi - Quinx Squad

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