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Zofia in Attack on Titan

A Warrior candidate of Marley's Eldian Unit, top of her year and the calmest of the group.

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  1. Profile

    A Warrior candidate of Marley's Eldian Unit and, by her own account, the best marks of her year. She is the one who does not flinch: dry, unbothered, and steady with her hands while everyone around her is coming apart.

  2. Revealed by S4·E1

    Top of Her Year

    In the argument over who deserves the Armored Titan she puts her grades on the table and leaves them there. At Fort Slava she proves the quieter half of it: she cleans up a wounded Falco while Udo panics beside her, laughs at him for it, and then dresses Koslow's gunshot wound in the middle of the assault without ever raising her voice.

  3. Revealed by S4·E4

    Cheering for the Wrong One

    When Falco beats Gabi in a footrace for the first time, Zofia cheers. Gabi takes her by the throat for it, and Zofia — mildly, the way she says everything — calls her a devil. It is the word the candidates have been taught to use about the people on the island, and they use it on each other all day.

  4. Revealed by S4·E6

    Crushed Under the Boulder

    She is standing in the audience at the festival plaza when the Attack Titan destroys the building behind the stage. A block of masonry comes down out of the blast and kills her where she stands, in front of Udo, who spends the last minute of his own life trying to lift it off her.

  5. Final fate

All linked characters

  • Udo — Same year, same trench, and the same block of masonry
  • Reiner Braun — Trains under him, and has the marks to say she should win it
  • Eren Yeager — Never met him; died in the blast he came up through
  • Gabi Braun — Throttled her for cheering the wrong runner; was called a devil for it