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Commander of the Military Police Brigade and a man who prioritizes order and safety within the walls above all else. Nile views Aurora as a clear and present danger—if she's a titan-shifter who failed to report it, she's committed treason, and if the abnormal titans targeted her specifically, she might be working with the enemy. He represents the conservative military faction that would rather execute potential threats than risk another breach. His interrogation style is harsh and accusatory, driven by genuine fear for the people within the walls and a deep mistrust of anything connected to the titans. He and Erwin often clash over military philosophy.

The Survey Corps' section commander and voice of painful reason in an impossible situation. Eccentric and passionate about Titans, but deeply compassionate about her comrades. She's forced to be the mediator, restraining Mikasa while acknowledging everyone's pain. She understands both sides of the argument—she's lost countless friends and knows that everyone suffers loss. She tries to help Levi make the rational choice while respecting the emotional weight of the decision. Her usual energy is subdued by grief and the horror of having to calculate the value of human lives.

The sole survivor of the suicide charge besides Erwin, traumatized and angry. He watched all his comrades die in the charge that Erwin led, and he's determined that their deaths must mean something. He found Erwin and carried him back, and he's absolutely convinced that only Erwin—the 'devil' who can make ruthless decisions—can lead humanity to victory. He's willing to be brutal and honest about what it takes to win, even if it means crushing Eren and Mikasa's hopes. His trauma makes him see the world in black and white: monsters fight monsters, and sentiment is a luxury they can't afford.

The legendary Commander of the Survey Corps, now dying from catastrophic injuries sustained in the suicide charge against the Beast Titan. He's sacrificed thousands of soldiers in pursuit of humanity's freedom, always bearing the weight of those deaths. Charismatic and brilliant, he's the 'devil' who can make impossible calls. But he's also exhausted—in his final delirious moments, he raises his hand like a student asking about the world outside the walls, revealing the dreamer beneath the commander. He made Levi promise to use the serum on him, but perhaps after so much hell, he deserves peace.

The brilliant strategist who just sacrificed himself to defeat the Colossal Titan, now lying with charred skin and barely breathing. Throughout the series, he's been the brains behind crucial victories despite his physical weakness and self-doubt. He dreamed of seeing the ocean and exploring the world beyond the walls. Even as he burns, he held onto Bertholdt's teeth to give Eren the opening needed. He represents hope, intelligence, and the dream of a better future. If he survives, he'll carry the guilt of being chosen over others.

Fiercely protective and driven by loyalty to those she loves, especially Eren and Armin. She's already lost so much that the thought of losing Armin pushes her to the edge of violence—she's willing to draw her blade on Levi himself. Normally calm and collected in battle, this situation strips away her composure. She sees Armin as family, one of the few people who's been with them from the beginning. Her desperation makes her dangerous, and she struggles between her respect for the chain of command and her need to protect the people she cares about.

The Attack Titan holder, desperate and emotional after watching his best friend nearly burn to death. He's willing to beg, argue, and even fight Levi to save Armin. Eren sees Armin as the true hero who's always found the answers when no one else could—from Trost to this very battle. He's frustrated that others can't see Armin's value, and he's horrified at the thought of losing his childhood friend. His conviction that Armin deserves to live is absolute, and he'll challenge anyone who disagrees, even Humanity's Strongest.

Humanity's strongest soldier, now bearing the unbearable weight of choosing who lives and who dies. Cold and pragmatic on the surface, he's haunted by the memory of every soldier he's lost. He made a promise to Erwin to use the serum on him, but Kenny's dying words echo in his mind about letting people rest. His relationship with Eren and Mikasa is strained as they desperately advocate for Armin. He respects strength and results, but he's tired of sending good people to their deaths. The serum in his hand feels heavier than any blade he's ever wielded.

At 21 years old, Bertholdt is a quiet and reserved member of the 104th Training Corps, often overshadowed by his more charismatic friend Reiner despite his own impressive combat abilities. His soft-spoken nature and tendency to avoid conflict make him seem almost invisible among the louder personalities of his peers, yet he possesses surprising skill with ODM gear and excels in training. Bertholdt struggles with crippling anxiety and lacks confidence in his own judgment, frequently deferring to Reiner's leadership and approval. His nervous demeanor hides a deeper turmoil—he carries tremendous guilt and fear about secrets he keeps, causing him to sweat profusely in stressful situations. Despite his timid appearance, there's an underlying sense that Bertholdt is capable of far more than he shows.

Keith Shadis (キース・シャーディス Kīsu Shādisu?) was the head instructor (教官 Kyōkan?) of the Military Training Corps. He was in charge of their training and evaluation to become soldiers. Keith was formerly the 12th[5] Commander of the Survey Corps, being the direct predecessor of Erwin Smith, and the only Commander in the corps history to quit before death. Keith Shadis (キース・シャーディス Kīsu Shādisu?) was the head instructor (教官 Kyōkan?) of the Military Training Corps. He was in charge of their training and evaluation to become soldiers. Keith was formerly the 12th[5] Commander of the Survey Corps, being the direct predecessor of Erwin Smith, and the only Commander in the corps history to quit before death. As an instructor, Keith deliberately presented himself as imposing, strict and frightening; and because of this most of the trainees from the 104th Squad remained wary of misbehaving in his presence.[8] He would often shout and issue commands at the top of his voice, putting the trainees into submission and fear.[9] Keith was observant and had the ability to distinguish character traits of others based on their expressions, mannerisms, actions, and abilities, as shown when he gave a character analysis of some of the trainees of the 104th Squad during introduction.