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  Speaker 1: One hundred Facts about Attack on Titan. Since its debut
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  Speaker 1: in two thousand and nine, Shingeki Nokiojin or Attack on
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  Speaker 1: Titan has skyrocketed in popularity and become a household name
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  Speaker 1: over the eleven plus years of its run. With the
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  Speaker 1: series having just published its final chapter and the final
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  Speaker 1: season of the anime working towards its own finale, there's
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  Speaker 1: no better time to look back on the series and
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  Speaker 1: examine some of the trivia from the expanse of franchise,
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  Speaker 1: ranging from the commonly known to the more obscure for
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  Speaker 1: both longtime fans and people who are interested in the
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  Speaker 1: show or manga but never had time to dive into it.
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  Speaker 1: Welcome to the Imagi. In today's video, we're going over
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  Speaker 1: one hundred facts about Attack on Titan before we begin.
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  Speaker 1: Number one Attack on Titan. The name you most likely
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  Speaker 1: know this series by is technically not an accurate translation
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  Speaker 1: of the original name Shingeki no kyo Jin, which more
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  Speaker 1: literally means attacking or advancing Titan and takes a greater
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  Speaker 1: meaning later in the story. Number two. Prominent character Irwin
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  Speaker 1: Smith is voiced in the original Japanese dub by dais
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  Speaker 1: ke Ono, more widely known as the voice of Jotaro
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  Speaker 1: Kujo from JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Number three. The favorite character
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  Speaker 1: of the author Hajime Isayama changes over time as he
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  Speaker 1: continues writing the story. At first, he said it was
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  Speaker 1: Jean Kerstein due to the latter being very blunt, Then
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  Speaker 1: in a twenty sixteen interview, he said it was Emir
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  Speaker 1: due to being able to easily plan out her role
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  Speaker 1: in the story, and finally, in a twenty seventeen interview
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  Speaker 1: he clarified how it changes over time. At the time,
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  Speaker 1: his favorite character was Reiner Braun. Number four fan favorite
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  Speaker 1: Levi Akerman is obsessed with cleanliness and hygiene, which is
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  Speaker 1: often played for comedy in side projects and parodies of
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  Speaker 1: the series. Number five, starting in September two thousand and
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  Speaker 1: nine and ending in April twenty twenty one, the manga
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  Speaker 1: ran for a total of one hundred and thirty nine chapters.
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  Speaker 1: Number six, starting in April twenty thirteen and still ongoing,
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  Speaker 1: The anime has run for seventy five episodes across four seasons,
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  Speaker 1: with the second half of season four, also known as
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  Speaker 1: the final season, currently in production and expected to begin
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  Speaker 1: airing in winter twenty twenty two. Number seven. The first
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  Speaker 1: three seasons of the anime were produced by Studio Wit,
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  Speaker 1: but with each season taking an incredible toll on the
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  Speaker 1: animators and staff, the final season was handed off to Mapa,
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  Speaker 1: known for their cgi work on several other shows. Number eight,
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  Speaker 1: as with many manga, the pilot chapter generally used as
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  Speaker 1: a proof of concept for manga rather than a canonical
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  Speaker 1: first chapter of Attack on Titan, contains many many differences
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  Speaker 1: from the eventual series. Isayama wrote. For example, humans did
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  Speaker 1: not use the now famous three dimensional maneuver gear to
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  Speaker 1: fight the Titans, instead being able to leap over ten
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  Speaker 1: meters into the air on their own. Number nine, the
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  Speaker 1: character of Peak was originally going to be a middle
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  Speaker 1: aged man before Isayama redesigned her as a young woman,
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  Speaker 1: hence the change in her Titan form's appearance. Number ten.
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  Speaker 1: Isiyama's first inspiration for the eponymous Titans came from his
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  Speaker 1: temporary job at an internet cafe in Japan, where he
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  Speaker 1: dealt with several drunk customers. The inability to communicate with
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  Speaker 1: somebody of the same species led Isayama to realize the
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  Speaker 1: most fascinating and terrifying enemy one can have is fellow men.
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  Speaker 1: Number eleven. The iconic circular walled city of Shiganshina is
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  Speaker 1: inspired by the real world German city of Nordlingoln, which
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  Speaker 1: is also circular and contains similar architecture. Number twelve. The
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  Speaker 1: character Sasha Brouse is beloved by the fandom for her
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  Speaker 1: love of eating that leads her to sneak potatoes and
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  Speaker 1: other food into her clothing whenever possible. Number thirteen. Isayama
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  Speaker 1: has a unique level of involvement in the anime adaptation
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  Speaker 1: of his work compared to other anime adapting from manga.
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  Speaker 1: He considers it to be the definitive version of his story,
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  Speaker 1: as the production delay allows him to rewrite or refine
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  Speaker 1: certain scenes and characters whose manga presentation he was unsatisfied with,
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  Speaker 1: and has even given the production team specific visuals and
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  Speaker 1: ideas to include in the openings and endings that foreshadow
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  Speaker 1: revelations that would come up to multiple years later in
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  Speaker 1: the manga itself. Number fourteen Attack on Titan has several
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  Speaker 1: parallels with Japan's own history of militarization and foreign policy,
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  Speaker 1: which has led to backlash from the country's government, China,
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  Speaker 1: and other nations over perceived support or for bias against
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  Speaker 1: these military and political concepts. Number fifteen, the first opening
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  Speaker 1: theme of the anime, Gura no Yumia, has become one
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  Speaker 1: of the most famous opening themes of all time, with
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  Speaker 1: many parodies and memes about the mispronounced German lyrics. Number
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  Speaker 1: sixteen Gura no Yumia contains a shot of a human
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  Speaker 1: soul performing a backflip with afterimages following him. Though this
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  Speaker 1: was not meant to be any particular member of the cast,
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  Speaker 1: instead representing humanity as a whole, Many fans claim that
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  Speaker 1: he resembled the character Jean, which Studio WIT liked and
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  Speaker 1: eventually canonized with a later episode. Number seventeen, the main
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  Speaker 1: protagonist Erin's last name, Jaeger, literally means hunter in German
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  Speaker 1: and has been used to denote many different light Infantry
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  Speaker 1: military units throughout history. Number eighteen. Despite sharing the same
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  Speaker 1: last name, Ackerman, Mikasa, and Levi are not directly related,
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  Speaker 1: instead belonging to the same overall clan. Number nineteen. Initially,
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  Speaker 1: the Attack on Titan anime was only available on the
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  Speaker 1: streaming service crunchy Roll, with its overwhelming popularity quickly boosting
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  Speaker 1: the subscription numbers of the service. Number twenty There is
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  Speaker 1: an official parody comic called Spoof on Titan that poke's
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  Speaker 1: fun at various characters and events of the series, as
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  Speaker 1: well as certain memes within the fandom. Number twenty one.
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  Speaker 1: Isayama is infam for leaving several aspects of Attack on
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  Speaker 1: Titan intentionally vague or for the fans to decide for themselves,
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  Speaker 1: such as the gender of the character Hanji and the
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  Speaker 1: actual age of Levi. Number twenty two. Although initially popular
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  Speaker 1: in Korea, Attack on Titan and Isayama himself came under
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  Speaker 1: fire when it was revealed that the character of Dot
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  Speaker 1: Pixis was based off Akiyama Yoshifuru, a real life general
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  Speaker 1: of the Imperial Japanese Army who was hated by the
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  Speaker 1: people of Korea for his military actions. Number twenty three.
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  Speaker 1: Annie Leyenheart's hairstyle is based on that of the singer
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  Speaker 1: Avril Levine. Number twenty four per Isayama. Irwin Smith is
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  Speaker 1: single for the duration of the series because he does
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  Speaker 1: not know when he's going to die. Number twenty five.
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  Speaker 1: Isayama was influenced considerably by Alan Moore's famous graphic novel
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  Speaker 1: Watchmen when creating Attack on Titan. Levi Akerman's personality is
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  Speaker 1: based partially on the character Rorshak, while Erwin's physical appearance
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  Speaker 1: and personality are based on the character ozimn Days. Number
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  Speaker 1: twenty six. Darius Zachlely is infamous within the fan base
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  Speaker 1: for his inventive torture machine that forces victims to consume
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  Speaker 1: their own waste, which he's fond of using on nobles
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  Speaker 1: and those in power. Number twenty seven. Attack on Titan
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  Speaker 1: has many many Norse mythology motifs within its story and characters.
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  Speaker 1: Several individuals have their names derived from Norse deities, like
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  Speaker 1: Freya and Emir. An entity introduced late in the story
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  Speaker 1: resembles the NID hog destined to chew on the roots
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  Speaker 1: of Vigdorcil the world tree, and the final story arc
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  Speaker 1: of the series is called Ragnarok. Number twenty eight Isayama
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  Speaker 1: gave Erin black hair solely because it made drawing speed
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  Speaker 1: lines around him easier, due to Erin being an energetic
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  Speaker 1: character by nature. Number twenty nine Hanji Zoe consistently has
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  Speaker 1: their name romanized as Hans Zoe in official merchandise. Hans
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  Speaker 1: being a shortened form of the German name Johannes, a
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  Speaker 1: variant on the name John and means God has been gracious,
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  Speaker 1: while Zoe is a Greek name meaning life. Number thirty
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  Speaker 1: Historia is the only member of the one hundred and
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  Speaker 1: fourth Trainee Corps whom Isayama designed before figuring out what
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  Speaker 1: her role in the story would be, as he believed
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  Speaker 1: readers would want someone cute in the cast. Due to this,
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  Speaker 1: he considered her a hollow character, something he would later
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  Speaker 1: incorporate into her personality. Number thirty one John Kerstein and
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  Speaker 1: Arman Arleut were originally one character in early drafts of
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  Speaker 1: the story. Number thirty two. Levi's name is Hebrew for
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  Speaker 1: attached or joining. Number thirty three Annie's last name, Leyenhardt,
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  Speaker 1: translates from Spanish and Dutch to Lionhart, befitting her status
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  Speaker 1: as a fierce warrior. Number thirty four per Isayama, Keith
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  Speaker 1: Shatis remained single for his entire life due to not
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  Speaker 1: believing that he deserved happiness after leading so many soldiers
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  Speaker 1: to their deaths. Number thirty five Kenny Ackermann's epithet of
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  Speaker 1: the Ripper, former status as a sterio killer, and current
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  Speaker 1: position as a government agent neutralizing targets are all references
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  Speaker 1: to the infamous real life Jack the Ripper. Number thirty
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  Speaker 1: six Hanji's name was chosen by Isayama because he liked
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  Speaker 1: that it sounded odd. Number thirty seven Marcel Galliard was
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  Speaker 1: originally called Berwick in his first appearance. Number thirty eight
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  Speaker 1: Erin's name has multiple possible meanings. In Turkish, it means
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  Speaker 1: he who has progressed toward divine maturity and sacred wisdom,
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  Speaker 1: as well as saint, while the German word eren means honor. Furthermore,
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  Speaker 1: Isayama has stated that he chose the name because it
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  Speaker 1: sounded feminine and thus would be easier to remember. Number
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  Speaker 1: thirty nine Shadis is the first leader of the Survey
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  Speaker 1: Corps to voluntarily step down and leave the role to
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  Speaker 1: a successor instead of being killed in battle and replaced.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty per Isayama Levi once wanted to open a
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  Speaker 1: tea shop. Number forty one. Isayama chose j Yu's first
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  Speaker 1: name because it made him sound like a representative of
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  Speaker 1: the common people. Number forty two. Isayama drew a hypothetical
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  Speaker 1: Titan transformation for Historia in volume eleven that depicted her
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  Speaker 1: as an angel like being. Number forty three. Hanji's goggles
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  Speaker 1: were the first part of their character design that Isiama
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  Speaker 1: in vision as a way to separate them from the others.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty four Levi cuts his own hair using clippers.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty five. When designing Erin, Isayama did not like
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  Speaker 1: the typical shown in emphasis on protagonists being empowered by
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  Speaker 1: their bloodlines, and so instead made Erin someone not blessed
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  Speaker 1: with natural talent who would have to train hard to succeed.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty six Marcel is a French name meaning little warrior,
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  Speaker 1: tying in with his group calling themselves warriors, while his
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  Speaker 1: last name, Galliard resembles the French word for brave, or spirited.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty seven. The character on Jankopon bears a significant
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  Speaker 1: resemblance to the real life actor John Boyega, who is
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  Speaker 1: a fan of the series and has commented on their similarities.
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  Speaker 1: Number forty eight. Isayama considers Emir to be the most
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  Speaker 1: ideal member of the Attack on Titan cast. Number forty nine.
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  Speaker 1: Mikasa's name is taken from the Imperial Japanese Navy battleship Mikassa.
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  Speaker 1: Isayama chose this name due to believing that series with
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  Speaker 1: prominent female characters named after famous ships, like Kantai Collection
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  Speaker 1: inevitably became successful. Number fifty Historia's name is Greek and
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  Speaker 1: means history, while her pseudonym Kursta is also Greek and
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  Speaker 1: means she who is the anointed one with the fake
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  Speaker 1: last name Lens, meaning spring in Old German. Number fifty one,
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  Speaker 1: Hanji once had the placeholder name of Yama Da Hanako.
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  Speaker 1: Number fifty two. The character of Flok was initially not
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  Speaker 1: planned to be featured prominently until Isayama decided that he
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  Speaker 1: was necessary as a voice of opposition to the main protagonists.
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  Speaker 1: Number fifty three. Levi's liquor tolerance is so high that
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  Speaker 1: he never gets it's drunk. Number fifty four Marko Bot's
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  Speaker 1: name roughly translates to Messenger from the God of War.
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  Speaker 1: Number fifty five Isayama designed Rhiner Braun with David Beckham's
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  Speaker 1: eyes and eyebrows, certain characteristics from a friend of his,
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  Speaker 1: and the overall appearance of James Francis Ryan from the
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  Speaker 1: movie Saving Private Ryan, as well as a muscular body
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  Speaker 1: and boisterous personality to give the impression that he was
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  Speaker 1: destined for great things. Number fifty six. The Ackerman surname
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  Speaker 1: is based on the German surname Ackerman, meaning one who
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  Speaker 1: works the fields. Number fifty seven Isayama designed Mikassa after
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  Speaker 1: a woman he met while working a part time job
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  Speaker 1: prior to becoming a mangaka, specifically crediting her scarf and
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  Speaker 1: facial attributes to this woman. Additionally, Mikassa was originally going
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  Speaker 1: to be Western in appearance like the rest of the cast,
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  Speaker 1: until Isayama met this woman and decided to make her
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  Speaker 1: part Asian instead. Number fifty eight Isayama drew Emir with
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  Speaker 1: freckles to give her the appearance of a commoner and
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  Speaker 1: contrast her with Historia. Number fifty nine. Historia is the
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  Speaker 1: only character in the entire series to have two chapters
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  Speaker 1: of the manga named after her. Number sixty Levi only
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  Speaker 1: sleeps for two to three hours a day and does
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  Speaker 1: so in a chair without changing his clothes. First Number
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  Speaker 1: sixty one. Armand's distinctive rounded nose was chosen by Isayama
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  Speaker 1: in order to make him look meek and physically unassuming,
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  Speaker 1: as well as different from the rest of the cast.
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  Speaker 1: Number sixty two Isayama envisioned Connie Springer as a kid
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  Speaker 1: on Summer Break. Number sixty three Sasha was named after
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  Speaker 1: the comedic actor Sasha Baron Cohen, as Isayama intended for
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  Speaker 1: her to provide comic relief to the series. Number sixty four.
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  Speaker 1: Foreshadowing is prevalent across attack on Titan in varying degrees
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  Speaker 1: of subtlety. The very first instance of this is in
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  Speaker 1: the name of the first chapter and episode to You
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  Speaker 1: two Thousand Years from Now, which would only be explained
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  Speaker 1: many years later. Number sixty five. Mikasa's blood type is ab.
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  Speaker 1: Number sixty six. Reiner's name is derived from the old
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  Speaker 1: Norris Ragnhar and means counseling warrior in German. Number sixty seven.
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  Speaker 1: Isayama got married sometime in twenty eighteen, though his partner's
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  Speaker 1: identity is unknown. Number sixty eight Connie can be derived
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  Speaker 1: from either the Celtic name Connor, meaning son of the
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  Speaker 1: wolf or Constantina meaning conviction, while Springer is German for Knight.
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  Speaker 1: Number sixty nine per Isayama, Levi bathes Hanji by knocking
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  Speaker 1: them unconscious. First number seventy four. Visual novels about the
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  Speaker 1: characters were included in the third and sixth Blu Ray
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  Speaker 1: volumes of the anime. Number seventy one. Isayama drew a
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  Speaker 1: hypothetical Titan form for Mikasa in volume eleven, where she
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  Speaker 1: became a masculine and highly muscular Titan. Number seventy two.
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  Speaker 1: Attack on Titan was adapted into a live action film
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  Speaker 1: in twenty fifteen, with notable differences like Levi and Irwin
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  Speaker 1: being completely absent from the cast. These differences were proposed
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  Speaker 1: by Isayama himself, as he felt that making a faithful
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  Speaker 1: adaptation of the manga storyline wasn't necessary due to it
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  Speaker 1: of already being told. Number seventy three. Parallels have been
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  Speaker 1: drawn between the ld and race in the setting and
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  Speaker 1: the Jewish people due to the former experiencing centuries of
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  Speaker 1: oppression at the hands of a nationalist state. Number seventy four.
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  Speaker 1: Isayama only created Connie to round out the one hundred
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  Speaker 1: and fourth Training Corps Top ten graduates. Number seventy five.
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  Speaker 1: Armann possibly means either whole or soldier, depending on which
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  Speaker 1: German word it's derived from. Number seventy six. Originally, Isayama
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  Speaker 1: planned to have Sasha die during the events of volume nine,
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  Speaker 1: but had his mind changed by his editor after the
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  Speaker 1: latter cried in the bathroom upon seeing the initial storyboard.
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  Speaker 1: Number seventy seven. Per Isayama, Reiner is the most popular
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  Speaker 1: male member of the one hundred and fourth Training Corps
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  Speaker 1: among his peers. Number seventy eight. Levi's obsession with cleaning
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  Speaker 1: is hinted to be the result of him living in
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  Speaker 1: filth and squalor during his childhood. He considers Erin to
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  Speaker 1: be the best at cleaning. Number seventy nine. Isayama chose
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  Speaker 1: the name Connie Springer because Conyie has a friendly ring
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  Speaker 1: to it, while Springer references the character being fast. Number eighty.
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  Speaker 1: Sasha's original design gave her long parted hair similar to Historia.
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  Speaker 1: Number eighty one. Attack on Titan has become one of
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  Speaker 1: the best selling manga of all time, with over one
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  Speaker 1: hundred million volumes in circulation by twenty nineteen. Its best
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  Speaker 1: year sales wise was twenty thirteen, where it sold fifteen
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  Speaker 1: million copies. Number eighty two, with its thirteenth volume getting
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  Speaker 1: an initial print run of two point five million copies.
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  Speaker 1: Attack on Titan has become only the second manga to
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  Speaker 1: ever get an initial print surpassing two million copies after
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  Speaker 1: one piece. Number eighty three. Kenny is the heaviest male
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  Speaker 1: character at one hundred and twenty kilograms or two hundred
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  Speaker 1: and sixty five pounds. Number eighty four. Mikasa is the
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  Speaker 1: heaviest female character at sixty eight kilograms or one hundred
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  Speaker 1: and fifty pounds. Number eighty five. Per Isayama, Levi is
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  Speaker 1: attracted to tall people. Number eighty six. Episode forty nine's
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  Speaker 1: end credits glitch out to foreshadow several future plot points.
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  Speaker 1: Number eighty seven. Isayama drew a hypothetical Titan form for
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  Speaker 1: Kanie in volume eleven, where he took the form of
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  Speaker 1: a small titan with few distinguishing features. Number eighty eight
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  Speaker 1: the revelation of season one's finale is first revealed after
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  Speaker 1: episode one's credits. Number eighty nine Sasha is derived from
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  Speaker 1: the Greek name Alexandros, meaning defender of humankind, while Brouse
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  Speaker 1: comes from a German saying that translates to live off
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  Speaker 1: the fat of the land. Number ninety Isayama chose armin
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  Speaker 1: Arleu's name because it sounded like the word aluminum, and
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  Speaker 1: the alliteration made it easier to remember. Number ninety one
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  Speaker 1: Levi's fight against the beast and took a four full
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  Speaker 1: months to completely animate. Number ninety two Zeke's name is
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  Speaker 1: written with the kana for seeg, meaning victory in German.
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  Speaker 1: Number ninety three Historia took her pseudonym Krista from a
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  Speaker 1: story book about Emir Fritz. Number ninety four, Levi's blood
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  Speaker 1: type is a Number ninety five. Isayama drew a hypothetical
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  Speaker 1: Titan form for Arman in volume eleven, where he had
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  Speaker 1: a round head that was only a little smaller than
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  Speaker 1: his body. Number ninety six Isayama has modeled generic titans
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  Speaker 1: after close friends, personal requests from fans, and characters from
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  Speaker 1: the television series Game of Thrones. Number ninety seven per Isayama.
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  Speaker 1: The winner of an arm wrestling competition between the members
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  Speaker 1: of the one hundred and fourth Training Corps would be
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  Speaker 1: Mikasa number ninety eight. The official guidebook gives many characters
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  Speaker 1: eleven out of ten in one stat such as strength
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  Speaker 1: number ninety nine. Per Isayama, he is most similar to
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  Speaker 1: them minor character Dazz number one hundred. Levi drinks only
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  Speaker 1: plain tea as sweeteners like honey and sugar are too
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  Speaker 1: valuable for him to afford. There's undoubtedly more interesting facts
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  Speaker 1: about the series that we didn't cover in this video,
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  Speaker 1: but we'll leave those to you to discover yourself, and
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  Speaker 1: we encourage anyone who's interested in the series to support
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  Speaker 1: the official release and watch or read the official translations
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