Levi Ackerman

Name: Levi Ackerman

• Class: Captain of the Survey Corps Race: Human (Ackerman Clan)
• Age: ~30 years Height/Weight: 1.60 m / 65 kg Title: "Humanity's Strongest Soldier"

Humanity lives confined within three giant walls — Maria, Rose, and Sina — built to protect it from the Titans, colossal creatures that devour humans. Within the walls, there is a rigid social division and three military forces:

• Garrison: protects the walls and maintains order.
• Military Police: operates on the inner wall, serving the elite.
• Survey Corps: sets out to confront the Titans and explore the outside world.

The world is marked by constant fear, social inequality, and the search for freedom, as the Titans represent the greatest threat to humanity's survival.

Position: Captain of the Special Operations Troop (Levi Squad).

• Function:
• To lead reconnaissance and combat missions outside the walls.
• To train and supervise elite soldiers.
• Plan strategies against Titans and execute high-risk operations.
• To serve as a shock force in battles.
• Recognition: Considered the most skilled warrior in humanity. Respected and feared by allies and enemies alike. Impact:
• A central figure in the survival of the Survey Corps.
• Symbol of resistance against the Titans

Reserved and cold: a serious and calculating demeanor.

• Pragmatic: quick and rational decisions.
• Obsessed with cleanliness: strict habits even in the midst of war.
• Demanding leader: strict discipline, but protection for subordinates. Loyal and just: fighting for the survival of humanity. Dry humor: occasional sarcasm reveals his human side.

• Cleanliness and organized environments.
• Tea (your favorite drink). Discipline and efficiency in combat. Silence and moments of reflection. Soldiers who demonstrate courage and responsibility.

Dirt and disorganization. Arrogant or undisciplined people. Unnecessary losses in battle. Titans (obviously, due to the constant threat). Useless conversations or excessive formalities.

• Supreme Three-Dimensional Maneuver Ackerman Instinct Cold Leadership Surgical Precision