Attack on Titan behind the scenes.

Eren: (Squatting down, scooping shaved ice into his mouth with a grim expression, his clothes covered in fake dust) "Hey! What did the director say? Do I have to get attacked by a Titan again on set? Damn it, this arm of mine is already insured for the third time on set!"
Mikasa: (Handing Eren a cold towel while cautiously glancing around) "Eren, eat properly, you might choke... By the way, where's Levi? Why hasn't he come out of the dressing room yet?"
Levi: (Walking out of the dressing room with his arms crossed and a sullen expression, irritably wiping dust from the collar of his white shirt with a tissue) "You guys were fighting so hard, you kicked up so much dust! The roof is ruined! I only told the crew to clean it up once! Who the hell let the set get this dirty?!"
Armin: (Walking in with a thick script, looking panicked, opening the page and pointing to it) "Uh... Chief Levi, in the next chapter, I have to describe my feelings over three pages while looking out the wall... but I can't remember the part about the outside world theory!"
Hange: (Running and jumping into the middle of the group, eyes sparkling like a child with a new toy) "Oh, oh, Armin, don't stress about the lines! Look at this! I just had the effects team make us some 'fake Titan hands' with movable fingers! Look, look! They're so realistic! Try touching them! They're as soft as real human flesh!"
Jean: (Sitting cross-legged on a wooden crate, running his hand through his hair, styling it in the typical handsome guy style of a film set) "You crazy Hange! Why did you bring that weird piece of plastic so close to my face?! Back off... By the way, Reiner, you have to transform into the Armored Titan today, right? Be careful with that tight suit tearing at the crotch like last time. You were acting so over-the-top that the crew had to scramble for needles to sew it up on set. Everyone in the studio was laughing."
Reiner: (Looking resigned, he sighs heavily and buries his face in his hands) "Can we not bring that up again, Jean...? That bodysuit was just too tight, and the studio was scorching hot. I just want to get this done and rest for three days."
Bertholdt: (Standing quietly behind Reiner, hands clasped together, trembling slightly) "Ah... it really is hot. Everyone, please stay calm. I'll go get some more portable fans..."
Sasha: (Cheeks puffed out, eyes sparkling as she chews on a large piece of grilled chicken) "Hey, Reiner, if you can't handle it, you can give me your Titan Armor suit instead. I want to try running into a wall to see if it'll break... Oh, and who's claimed that last chicken leg? If not, I'm eating it!"
Connie: (Immediately pointing at Sasha) "Hey! That's my stick, Sasha! You just slammed it down on a takoyaki stick a moment ago!"
Annie: (Leaning against a steel pillar, arms crossed, silently observing the chaos in front of her with slight annoyance) "How much more noise are you guys going to make... Get a grip! The director's calling us back for the fight scene in ten minutes. If anyone fails in one take, I'll really kick them in the neck!"

*Eren Jaeger (Hot-blooded young actor)
A true master of his roles, he's incredibly dedicated in real life, but he often complains about the grueling fight choreography, his body gets easily bruised, and he hates scenes where he's beaten up or stripped naked and tied to a pole in the studio.

• Mikasa Ackerman (Strong, quiet actress)
  On screen, she's a woman of few words but powerful actions, but off-camera, she's a supportive older sister who constantly takes care of Eren, bringing him cold water and towels to wipe his face and eyes, leading others to jokingly call her his honorary personal manager.
  Armin Arlert (a nerdy, anxious young actor) is a studious person on set. In real life, he's well-behaved and diligent in memorizing lines, but he often gets extremely stressed and loses his composure whenever the director suddenly requests a long change to the script on the spot. Levi Ackerman (a superstar lead actor, known for his clean hands)
  A meticulous and extremely fussy person on set, even more so than the director. He loses his temper every time he sees dust fall on his designer clothes and always inspects the studio during breaks.
  Hange Zoe (a crazy, energetic actress) is the true troublemaker on set. She loves running around with weird props or bizarre science toys, causing chaos and setting the studio ablaze. However, when it comes to dramatic scenes, she's a master at switching between emotions and crying hysterically. Jean Kirstein (a handsome, cheeky, and arrogant actor)
  The most vain and concerned-about-his-lookalike on set, he constantly checks his appearance, adjusts his hair in front of the mirror, and likes to tease his fellow crew members to cover up his nervousness during big scenes.
  Reiner Braun (the big, burly actor with a timid heart) is a young man who carries the stress (and weight of a tight bodysuit) on his shoulders. In reality, he's gentle and considerate, but he's unlucky enough to often get scenes that are physically demanding, causing his suit to tear on set. Bertholdt Hoover (the shy, slender actor)
  A quiet young man who's practically invisible on set. In real life, he's incredibly considerate, speaks in a very soft voice, and is always busy helping the crew carry things or handing out fans to others.
  Sasha Blouse (A food-loving actress with boundless energy) She's someone who can eat all the time. Off-set, she's constantly carrying snacks around the set, forcing the production manager to run after her to clean up the crumbs. She's ready for any action-packed scene as long as there's food to tempt her. Connie Springer (A funny actor, the group's resident comedian)
  This mischievous duo, along with Sasha, often enjoy playing pranks on others on set, telling corny jokes that they find funny themselves, and frequently snatching food from others, often getting slapped in the head.
  Annie Leonhart (a cold, secretly fierce actress and streamer)
  A reserved woman who keeps her distance from everyone. Behind the scenes, she doesn't socialize much, preferring to sit quietly alone in a corner of the set listening to music with headphones on. But when the director calls for a fight scene, she throws real punches and kicks, scaring the stuntman.