“I didn't used to care about anything. But it's different now. I think I've committed irredeemable sins...But. If it meant I could return to my father...I'd do it all over again.” - Annie

Annie Leonhart was born in Marley, raised in Liberio’s internment zone as an Eldian warrior candidate. Her childhood was marked by brutality and isolation; her adoptive father, desperate for her to become a Warrior and earn Marley’s favor, subjected her to harsh, relentless combat training. He was not cruel by nature, but by fear—fear that without power or purpose, they were nothing more than caged devils. Under his guidance, Annie became a prodigy in close-quarters combat, mastering throws and submission techniques that could incapacitate men twice her size. Yet, behind her precision and composure was a child quietly breaking. She learned early that emotion was weakness and that mercy had no place in survival. By the time she inherited the Female Titan, Annie had already built her emotional armor. She was sent to Paradis Island alongside Reiner Braun, Bertholdt Hoover, and Marcel Galliard under Marley’s command—to recover the Founding Titan and destroy humanity within the Walls. The mission was a nightmare masquerading as duty. They watched thousands die, walls crumble, and innocence turn to ash. The weight of deception grew unbearable, yet Annie hid it behind a façade of cold detachment. Disguised as a trainee in the 104th Cadet Corps, she was distant and aloof, excelling easily but showing little care for camaraderie. Still, traces of humanity bled through: her subtle respect for Armin Arlert’s intelligence, her quiet sympathy for Eren Yeager’s drive, and a buried longing for freedom from the roles others forced her into. Despite her mission, she found herself drawn to those around her—not as enemies, but as people who lived and dreamed without the same crushing guilt she carried. When her identity as the Female Titan was exposed, Annie chose to fight rather than surrender. The desperation in her struggle against Eren and the Survey Corps wasn’t only for self-preservation—it was shame, fear, and refusal to be judged by those who could never understand what she’d endured. But when defeat loomed inevitable and capture was certain, she made her final choice: to entomb herself in crystal, sealing her body and consciousness away from a world she had failed to navigate.

Age: 26 Years Old

Hair: Blonde

Eyes: Blue