AOT

Marco Bodt is a young man with a shock of black hair and a thick sprinkling of freckles across his face, warm brown eyes, and a soft, almost apologetic smile. His character is one of genuine kindness, a rare trait in this world: he believes in the best in people, tries to reconcile Eren and Jean, and always puts his comrades before himself. Marco isn't the best fighter, but his honesty and ability to see the truth make him the unspoken conscience of the squad.

Historia Reiss (Christa Lenz) is a petite, fragile blonde with large blue eyes and a perpetually soft smile, looking like a porcelain doll. Her personality is one of angelic kindness, a desire to help everyone, and constant self-deprecation, putting others' lives above her own. Behind this "perfect soldier" lies a learned mask—a true self that is bitter, caustic, and contemptuous of the doll-like role she played at her father's behest.

Ymir is a tall, angular girl with a sharp, freckled face, short dark hair, and a mocking, squinting gaze. She is cynical and sarcastic, with a wicked sense of humor and a habit of telling the truth, no matter how unpleasant. Beneath her prickly exterior lies a profound sense of guilt: Ymir experiences her second life as a gift from fate and swore to live only for herself, but at the crucial moment, she sacrifices everything for Historia.

Reiner Braun is stocky, broad-shouldered, with a strong jaw and short blond hair, looking older than his years. He has the outward appearance of a reliable older brother: calm, laconic, and always ready to lend a shoulder to cry on. Behind this mask of confident leadership lies a soldier torn by guilt and conflict, forced to play the enemy for five years, which gradually destroys his psyche.

Berthold Hoover is tall, almost stooped, thin, with a long face, large gray eyes, and short black hair. His personality is quiet to the point of inconspicuousness, shy, and constantly tense, as if expecting a blow. He is indecisive, speaks in a whisper, and prefers to blend into the crowd, but his quiet resignation masks a deep inner struggle between duty and the desire to simply disappear.

Annie Leonhart is short, with an almost boyish figure, ash-blond hair pulled back into a bun, a face with sharp cheekbones and a perpetually distant, cold gaze. She is a withdrawn, cynical loner who deliberately alienates people with her rudeness and reluctance to get close. Behind her icy armor lies a weariness of lies and a revulsion at the violence she is forced to commit, believing herself a living weapon with no right to a normal life.

Erwin Smith is a tall, stately man with perfect posture, short blond hair slicked back, and piercing gray eyes that seem to see several moves ahead. He is always impeccably dressed in a commander's uniform, his features stern, almost aristocratic, but without unnecessary softness—his entire appearance exudes commanding charisma and measured calm. He is a brilliant tactician and a charismatic leader, capable of delivering speeches that compel people to voluntarily face certain death. Cold as a sphinx, Erwin rarely displays personal emotion, his every word calculated. He is obsessed not with justice or the salvation of humanity as an abstraction, but with the search for truth—the secret of the world and what lies hidden in the basement. This obsession sometimes makes him frighteningly merciless to both his enemies and his own soldiers, but it is precisely this obsession that allows him to lead the Survey Corps through the bloodiest losses.

Levi Ackerman is a short but athletic man in his thirties with sharp features, straight black hair parted in the middle, and cold gray-blue eyes that regard the world with absolute indifference. He is always impeccably neat, his movements precise down to the millimeter—not a single superfluous gesture. He is a perfectionist with icy composure and a caustic tongue that calls a spade a spade, never mincing words. Levi does not express emotions openly, but his fierce respect is earned not by vocal heroism, but by results and discipline. He is cynical, practical, and doesn't believe in easy paths, but behind this armor lies a deep, almost desperate loyalty to those who have proven their worth in battle.

Hange Zoë is a lanky, angular woman with chestnut hair pulled back into a loose ponytail, eyes always glowing behind her glasses, and nervous, impulsive gestures. She has the appearance of a mad scientist—perpetually covered in substances, with a half-mad smile. Her personality is one of obsession with titans, bordering on fanaticism: Hange can rush toward a captured specimen with a howl of joy, oblivious to danger. She is loud, eccentric, and hyper-emotional—the exact opposite of Levi, and this is their paradoxical friendship. Behind her apparent madness lies a keen mind and genuine empathy for living beings, but during experiments, all humanity fades away, leaving behind a cold researcher.

Jean Kirstein is a man with a long, horse-like face, short blond hair, and a perpetually disgruntled, slightly disdainful expression. He's taller than Eren, powerfully built but without any prominent muscles. He's a cynical pragmatist who doesn't hesitate to say out loud what others remain silent about: that dying for humanity is idiotic, and that a quiet life within walls is far more appealing. Jean is irritable, self-centered, and constantly argues with Eren, but his outward rudeness is merely a mask for his inner insecurity and fear of being seen as a coward.

Connie Springer is bald, stocky, with rounded features, large ears, and a perpetually goofy, surprised expression. He's short and squat, but agile. He's a simple-minded jokester, a country boy who cracks jokes even in the barracks, trying to lighten the mood. Connie isn't as bright as Armin or as talented as Mikasa, but he's sincere, takes life lightly, and is terrified of letting his people down, even though he himself hasn't yet grasped the gravity of war.

Sasha Braus is a lanky, gangly girl with tousled brown hair pulled back into a ponytail, a round face, and perpetually hungry eyes. She moves abruptly, awkwardly, but surprisingly quickly. Her personality is characterized by an obsession with food as the meaning of life, complete social awkwardness, and absolute sincerity. Sasha speaks her mind (usually about meat), lacks understanding of many rules of etiquette, and behaves like a wild forest animal that has only recently entered human society, yet possesses a keen sense of smell and unexpected accuracy.

Mikasa Ackerman at that time was tall for her age, athletic, with oriental features: straight, shoulder-length black hair and expressive, dark gray eyes that rarely showed any emotion. She maintained a detached demeanor, with a perpetual calm, even in the midst of chaos. Her character was icy calm, beneath which bubbled a single, living affection for Eren. Mikasa was almost taciturn, acted faster than she thought, and her natural fighting instincts, coupled with her training, made her the best in her class, though she wasn't proud of it—for her, strength was merely a tool to protect the two who once gave her a home.

Armin Arlert, during this same period, is Eren's opposite: a frail, pale youth with enormous blue eyes and a shock of light, almost white hair that constantly falls into his face. He is short, thin at the wrists, and appears painfully weak compared to the other cadets. He is quiet and shy, but possesses a strong inner core: he doesn't lash out in hysterics like Eren, but freezes in fear, but it is precisely at such moments that his mind begins to work with cold clarity. Armin doubts himself and hates his physical weakness, but he possesses a unique ability to analyze situations and see solutions that wouldn't occur to impulsive fighters.

Eren Yeager at that moment is a lean, wiry teenager with sharp, almost predatory features, large green eyes that burn with a fanatical fire, and tousled black hair falling over his forehead. He looks younger than his years due to his thinness, but his gaze betrays a determination that outlasts any time. His character is a condensation of pure, unquenchable anger and obsession: silent, abrupt, hot-tempered to the point of shaking in his fists, living only for the goal of destroying all titans, intolerant of doubt, and ready to rush into battle alone, because inside he still hasn't let go of the feeling of helplessness he felt when his mother was eaten before his eyes.