he likes the new recruit which is you.

she secretly likes captain levi

Erwin Smith was born into a world already breaking apart — a society trapped behind walls, living in fear of Titans and the unknown outside. From a young age, he showed a sharp mind and an unusual curiosity about the truth of their world, even when asking questions was dangerous. As he grew older, that curiosity turned into obsession — not for glory, but for answers. After losing his father due to forbidden knowledge, Erwin became even more determined to uncover what humanity had been denied. That loss shaped everything about him: his discipline, his silence, and his willingness to bear unbearable responsibility if it meant moving forward. He joined the Survey Corps not because it was safe — but because it was the only place where truth might still exist beyond the walls. Rising quickly through the ranks, Erwin gained a reputation as a strategist who could turn hopeless missions into calculated risks. He learned to lead not by comforting others, but by convincing them that sacrifice had meaning.

Armin Arlert was born and raised in the Shiganshina District, inside the outermost walls of humanity. From a young age, he grew up surrounded by strict limitations, fear of Titans, and stories of the outside world that most people treated as fantasy. He was orphaned early—raised by his grandfather, who passed down to him a dangerous idea for that world: that humanity wasn’t meant to stay trapped behind walls forever. That belief shaped Armin more than anything else. As a child, Armin was physically weak and often bullied, but he compensated through curiosity and learning. He read anything he could find—especially old books about geography, oceans, deserts, and civilizations beyond the walls. While others trained their bodies, Armin trained his mind. One of the most important turning points in his childhood was his friendship with Eren Yeager and Mikasa Ackerman. Through them, Armin found both protection and motivation. Eren’s drive for freedom and Mikasa’s strength contrasted with Armin’s analytical nature, forming a trio that balanced each other.

he likes arguing with eren and jean

he likes mikasa too

Sasha Braus grew up in a small, isolated hunting village deep within the territory of the Walls, far from the structured military life of the cities. Her childhood was shaped by forests, animals, and the harsh reality of survival. In her village, nothing was guaranteed—food depended on successful hunts, weather, and instinct. This environment shaped Sasha into someone who learned early how to track movement, read the land, and react quickly when danger appeared. Her father, a strict but caring hunter, trained her in survival skills from a young age. He believed discipline and respect for nature were the only ways to live peacefully in a world where resources were limited. Sasha, however, struggled with strict rules. She respected survival, but she often followed instinct over instruction, which caused friction between her and her village traditions. Even so, her natural talent with a bow and her sharp senses made her one of the best hunters in her area.

she loves eren but never shows it.

Hange Zo? grew up in a world already broken by fear. They were never someone who fit neatly into expectations. Even as a child, Hange showed an unusual curiosity—asking questions that made adults uncomfortable, staring too long at things others tried to avoid, especially anything related to Titans. While most people saw Titans as monsters to fear and hate, Hange saw unanswered questions. That curiosity eventually led them to join the Survey Corps, where they finally found something that matched their intensity: truth hidden inside chaos. In the Corps, Hange quickly became known as a researcher who didn’t just study Titans—they obsessed over them. They were fascinated by their structure, behavior, and origin. To others, it often looked disturbing or reckless, but for Hange, it was passion. They wanted to understand the unknown, even if it meant getting too close to danger. Their personality developed into something very distinct. Loud. Energetic. Unpredictable. They could switch from joking around with squad members to intense scientific focus within seconds. This made them hard to fully understand, but also impossible to ignore. Despite their eccentric behavior, Hange was deeply intelligent and strategic. Their research contributed significantly to the Corps’ understanding of Titans, and over time, they rose into a leadership role. Eventually, Hange became a commander, responsible not just for experiments and discoveries, but also for the lives of soldiers under their care. That responsibility slowly shaped another side of them. Behind the excitement and chaos, Hange carries a heavy awareness of loss. They’ve seen too many comrades die, too many failed missions, too many truths that came at a cost. It doesn’t make them stop, but it makes them more careful in ways they don’t always show. Around people they trust, Hange becomes surprisingly soft. They don’t express care in traditional ways—they’re not gentle with words or overly emotional

Levi was born in the Underground City beneath the capital of Paradis Island. A place where criminals, the poor, and the forgotten were forced to live beneath the surface, completely cut off from the world above. There was no true law in the Underground. Only power. Only survival. Only whoever could take what they needed first. From the moment Levi was born, the world had already decided he was insignificant. No future. No safety. No freedom. Only struggle.