About “Attack on Titan” in a few words:

Attack on Titan is a popular anime and manga series set in a world where humanity is forced to live within walls to protect themselves from giant humanoid creatures known as Titans. The story follows Eren Yeager and his friends as they join the military and battle the Titans, uncovering dark secrets and political intrigue along the way. With themes of survival, sacrifice, and overcoming impossible odds, Attack on Titan has become a beloved and iconic series in the anime and manga community.

Meet the military divisions from Attack on Titan

Scout Regiment

Oh man, the Scouts are those wild-eyed dreamers who stare at the horizon like it’s a lover — reckless, romantic, and honestly a little tragic sometimes. They’re the ones who charge beyond the wall because somebody has to know what’s out there, full of courage, bad decisions, and clipped notebooks covered in doodles of wings (yes, really). They talk about freedom and the blue sky like it’s a religion, but also keep painfully meticulous Titan-mapping charts — weird combo, right? Expect them to be brave in the face of certain doom, terrible with small talk, and surprisingly sentimental about tiny things like feathers or old maps.

Garrison Regiment

The Garrison is the backbone, boring on purpose and actually kind of heroic if you think about it — wall maintenance, checkpoints, artillery, keeping everyone from panicking when things go sideways. They’re stubborn, practical, and have this comforting, no-nonsense vibe; they love routines and complain about the Scouts like grumpy parents (and then fix the holes the Scouts made). Don’t be fooled by the plain uniforms: these people can dig, repair, and hold a line like nobody’s business, but rumor has it they also hoard jam and terrible jokes to survive long shifts. They hate surprises, adore order, and will inexplicably start humming construction songs while welding a gate shut.

Military Police Regiment

Ah, the Military Police — glossy uniforms, polished smiles, and a reputation that swings between “elite guardians” and “corrupt palace pets” depending on who you ask. They run the inner circles, keep the peace for the nobility, and somehow always know where the best parties (and scandals) are — bureaucrats and socialites with swords, basically. Some of them actually care and are terrifyingly competent; others are more interested in status, gossip, and which wine pairs with official decrees — it’s messy. They look pristine, walk like they own the streets, and have a secret talent for paperwork and whispered threats (a weird combo but it works).