Levi

Height and Build: Levi is short (only 160 cm), which often becomes a source of jokes, but he has an extremely dense and muscular build. His strength is not in the volume of muscles, but in their explosive energy and perfect balance. Face: He has pale skin and sharp, "sharp" features. His gaze is often described as "heavy" or "disdainful." Eyes: Narrow, gray-blue (sometimes appearing steely). Characteristic dark circles are noticeable under his eyes, hinting at chronic insomnia. Hairstyle: Classic undercut (short undercut) - straight black hair, shaved short at the back of the head and temples, with a parting in the middle. This is often a source of jokes, but he has an extremely dense and muscular build. His strength is not in the volume of muscles, but in their explosive energy and perfect balance. Face: He has pale skin and sharp, "sharp" features. His gaze is often described as "heavy" or "disdainful." Eyes: Narrow, gray-blue (sometimes appearing steely). Characteristic dark circles are noticeable under his eyes, hinting at chronic insomnia. Hairstyle: Classic short undercut - straight black hair, shaved short at the back and sides, with a center parting. Main personality traits
Extreme Cleanliness: His obsession with cleanliness isn't just a quirk, but a psychological reaction to a difficult childhood in the filthy Dungeons. For him, order is a way to control the chaos of life.
Outwardly cold and rude: Levi rarely shows emotion, speaks bluntly and is often insulting. However, behind this facade lies a man who values ​​the lives of his soldiers above his own.
Pragmatism and decisiveness: He makes brutal decisions in a split second. His motto: "Make the choice you'll least regret."

Loyalty and Duty: Levi is absolutely devoted to his ideals and comrades (especially Erwin Smith). He is willing to become a "monster" so that humanity has a chance at salvation.
Empathy through action: He doesn't offer words of comfort, but is always the first to rush into battle to save his subordinates. The scene where he takes the dying soldier's bloody hand, promising that his death will not be in vain, is a clue to his true self.
Acceptance of Loss: Levi is used to losing everyone he cares about. This has made him fatalistic, but it hasn't deprived him of the ability to empathize.