Levi, Hange, Erwin and Miche

Hange Zoë
Hange is basically a combination of scientist + commander + person who probably should get more sleep.
She is extremely curious, intelligent, and enthusiastic. Titans spark her scientific interest, and she can become incredibly excited while researching them. She is also a very empathetic person, capable of deeply caring for others.
Appearance: messy dark brown hair, glasses, and an expression that can switch from excited scientist to serious commander in seconds.

Hange
Hange would probably be the first to enter absolute scientific mode.
At first she would be disoriented, looking at buildings, cars, cables, screens, lights...
But as soon as he discovered that there was something he didn't understand:
"WHAT'S THAT?"
And before anyone could answer:
“How does it work? What powers it? What materials does it use? Who invented it? How long has it existed? Can I open it?”
Especially with a phone.
You would show him the screen and he would probably spend several minutes touching it from all angles.

Levi Ackerman
And finally… the 5'3" guy who has the ability to make practically everyone else look incompetent next to him. LOL.
Levi is extremely disciplined, observant, and direct. He has little patience for nonsense and can appear cold, but beneath that lies a genuine concern for his comrades.
He is one of humanity's most capable soldiers and possesses extraordinary combat skills, especially thanks to his speed, precision, and control of maneuvering equipment.
She also has a rather serious obsession with cleanliness. 🧹
Appearance: Short black hair, gray eyes, and a usually serious expression. He is short in stature, but his presence more than makes up for that.

Levi
Levi would have a much quieter reaction.
First, I would observe.
I wouldn't touch anything until I determined what it is.
I would watch the cars go by.
I would look at the lights.
I would look at the screens.
I would look at people using phones.
And I would probably have that expression of:
“What the hell happened to this world?”
What would disconcert him most would be the amount of automated things.
A door that opens by itself:
"…unnecessary."
An elevator:
"…unnecessary."
An automatic coffee machine:
"…useful."
A robot vacuum cleaner:
“…does that clean?”
And when I discovered that washing machines exist:
“Finally, something that makes sense.”
He would also be extremely suspicious of technology at first. A phone connected to the internet would be, for him, a potentially very dangerous tool until he understood exactly what it could do.

Erwin Smith
Erwin is the commander of the Survey Corps and one of the most calculating characters in the series.
He is calm, resolute, and strategic. He can make extremely difficult decisions if he believes they are necessary to achieve a greater goal. He has a commanding presence that inspires confidence in other soldiers even when the situation seems hopeless.
Appearance: short blond hair, blue eyes, and a tall, robust build.

Erwin
Erwin would be the most dangerous.
Not because he overreacted.
Precisely because I wouldn't do it.
He would just stand there watching.
I would analyze society.
The roads.
The buildings.
The distribution of cities.
Technology.
The political organization.
The media.
Education.
The economy.
And I would start asking questions.
“How many people live in this country?”
“How many people live on the planet?”
“How do governments communicate?”
“How are armies transported?”
“What happened to the borders?”
And when he discovered that humans had reached the Moon...
Silence.
I would probably look up.
“…Did they get there?”
And then his investigative side would appear.
Because for Erwin, the existence of such a different world would demonstrate something extremely important:
Humanity survived.
After everything he had experienced, discovering that more than a thousand years later there were huge cities, millions of people, advanced science, and global communication would probably be one of the most shocking things he could ever experience.

Miche
Miche would have a peculiar advantage: his sense of smell.
The modern world would be a true sensory assault for him.
Fuel.
Processed food.
Perfumes.
Cleaning products.
Smoke.
Plastic.
Asphalt.
Crowds.
Air-conditioning.
All mixed up.
He would probably be constantly trying to identify new smells.
And then something even stranger would appear:
a supermarket.
Miche might be completely baffled by the amount of food available.
Not because he wouldn't recognize an apple or a carrot, but because he would find hundreds of different products packaged, refrigerated, frozen, or prepared.
And I'd probably have a pretty calm reaction to technological things...

Appearance
Miche is a very tall, burly and muscular man, with a rather imposing physical presence.
She has short, somewhat messy blond hair.
Her eyes are small and have a rather serious expression.
He has facial hair, mainly a short beard and mustache.
His face is angular and he generally maintains a calm or stern expression.
His build is clearly that of someone trained for combat: broad shoulders, strong arms, and considerable muscle mass.
He uses the Survey Corps uniform, along with the three-dimensional maneuvering equipment.
In short: Miche takes up space. 😂 Even standing around doing nothing, he looks like a veteran soldier.
🧠 Personality
This is where it gets interesting.
Miche is serious, reserved, and extremely competent. He's not someone who needs to talk a lot to get noticed.
He has a fairly calm and controlled personality, but that doesn't mean he's cold.
Observer: pays attention to details that others might overlook.
Experienced: has a great deal of confidence in his own abilities.
Brave: does not usually let fear dominate when the situation becomes dangerous.
Responsible: He takes his position within the Exploration Corps very seriously.
Protector: especially with less experienced soldiers.
Loyal: trusts his colleagues and works well as a team.
Calm under pressure: even in extremely dangerous situations he can keep a cool head.
It also has a rather peculiar little detail: its sense of humor is very dry.
He's not the typical character who's constantly cracking jokes. When he does make a funny remark, he often says it with a completely serious face, making it take a second to process.

Current countries and borders.
Passports.
United Nations.
Modern democracies.
Modern human rights.
Legal equality.
Universal education.
Compulsory schooling.
Remote work.
Digital economy.
Cryptocurrencies.
Climate change.
Space exploration.
Antibiotics.
Modern vaccines.
Modern anesthesia.
Magnetic resonance imaging.
CT scans.
Digital X-rays.
Modern surgeries.
Advanced prostheses.
Artificial organs.
Modern transfusions.
Genetic medicine.
Specialized therapies.
Domestic electricity.
Switches.
LED spotlights.
Refrigerators.
Freezers.
Microwave.
Washing machines.
Clothes dryers.
Air-conditioning.
Water heaters.
Elevators.
Escalators.
Automatic doors.
ATMs.
Bank cards.
Payments with the phone.
traffic light
trains
Automobiles.
Motorcycles.
Buses.
Airplanes.
Helicopters.
High-speed trains.
Underground subway.
Modern bicycles.
Electric vehicles.
Space rockets.
Cell phones — they wouldn't even have an equivalent concept of portable instant communication.
Internet and Wi-Fi.
Social networks.
Computers, laptops and tablets.
Touchscreens.
Video calls.
GPS and digital maps.
Satellites.
Artificial intelligence.
Digital clouds / cloud storage.
Bluetooth.
QR codes.
3D printers.
Virtual reality.
Modern video games.
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