Top 10 Best Attack on Titan Characters

Levi is, first of all, a great soldier. I love his fighting style, and I love how cool he is. He can quickly analyze the situation and decide what needs to be done, as shown in the courtroom scene. Sure, his method was a bit violent, but it was necessary to keep Eren alive and to get the judge to allow him the chance to prove himself before further decisions were made.

Not only is he a good leader, but Levi also cares for his troops. In episode 9, when a dying soldier asked with his dying breath if he had been useful, I thought that this moment would decide whether or not I would love Levi or hate him. So when Levi sincerely assured him that he was and promised to take down all Titans, and he even took the soldier's bloodied hand even though he hates uncleanliness, that's when he won me over.

Speaking of that, I absolutely love his obsession with cleanliness. It adds another side to his personality and makes his character more real. And it is kind of hilarious.

He had fire in his heart. Even though he was terrible at training in the beginning, his determination is what kept him going. He is not flawless like Mikasa, so he feels real too. He lost his mother, so he has the perfect motivation to kill all the Titans.

His evolution into a great soldier was epic. The fact he also survived the stomach of Santa Titan Claus is another highlight! In fact, I relate to Eren a lot. When I was in school, I used to be a little hot-headed. When someone talked to me, I talked back. When someone tried to hit me or hurt me, I stood up, no matter how big they were.

I would lose at times, but that wouldn't make me quit. Seriously, Eren is actually very well written compared to Mikasa.

Mikasa is amazing, and why are people trying to make her look bad? First, they say she's too perfect and doesn't have any flaws. Then, they claim she's too overprotective, which is a flaw - just saying. She's a normal human being who went through the trauma of seeing her parents murdered and then having to murder someone herself. After that, she was taken into the Yeager family and made a home with them until the Titans attacked, and she lost that too. So, forgive her for being overprotective of the family she has left. And she's not overpowered. She's a prodigy, a genius. You get people like that who are annoyingly just naturally talented, which sucks for us normal people. But don't hate on her just because she's talented.

She was trained by the military, which is why she knows how to fight Titans. Along with all of that, she is kind, good, and cares deeply for her friends. She is also strong and always helping out where she can. And with all of that, she's pretty cute and beautiful too. I think she's one of the best female anime characters there is. After Levi, she is the best character in Attack on Titan. She's strong, independent physically but dependent emotionally, overprotective but kind and good, and is one of the best soldiers out there.

Look, as someone who's been a girl version of Armin all her life, I related so much to him in the series. I love how he romanticized the little things in life, his intelligent mind, and his self-doubt. Very relatable.

I believe that the thing that makes a character truly great is their character development, and Armin's got a lot of that. First of all, Armin's mental abilities are no joke. It's because of him that many characters are still alive due to his quick thinking and quick acting. He is willing to sacrifice himself if it means success for the plan and acts as bait without hesitation. Just try to remember all the times he saved the world with his plans, and you will realize that the story owes him a lot of twists.

As for his development, he begins as a scared boy with no confidence in himself at all and goes on to become a fearless soldier with strategic skills that he gradually begins to gain confidence in. To be more clear, he manages to always turn his fear into courage, which is why his brains work so well to make efficient plans. He's also the voice of reason when his friends are sunk in madness. Therefore, I believe he should be at the top of this poll because everything he lacks in terms of physical power, he has extra in every other aspect.

I always have such a hard time choosing my favorite SNK character. Jean holds a special place in my heart, though. I love how relatable he is. He was bullied as a kid for being fat, and it turned him into a complete ass who thinks he's better than everyone else. He was selfish. All he cared about was his own safety.

But as the series goes on, Jean gets attached to the people around him. He makes friends, and when the battle of Trost starts, he realizes just how much he wants to protect the people around him. Marco dies at Trost, and Jean decides to join the Survey Corps to protect the friends he's made and to make sure that this never happens to anyone else. Amazing how much he changes for the better, how he really is a good person that regrets who he used to be.

Hange is the heart of the Scouts, and I, of course, love her so much. She's crazy, funny, beautiful, and relatable. I do like Annie, Mikasa, and Historia, but personally, I prefer her! She is like a fearless beast. She can be crazy at times and is one of the scariest when angry!

She is rarely seen without a smile, and I love it. I've already seen girls like Annie, Historia, and Mikasa. Hange's character is a lot more original than others! Her intelligence is almost matchable to Levi's fighting skills. I ship them personally. They look cute together!

Sasha, unlike most of the characters, can be fun and childish yet serious and brave. No other characters of Attack on Titan have ever portrayed a perfect balance of comedy and strength. We may have Mikasa, Levi, etc., that make us awe in amazement due to their skills and abilities, but characters such as Sasha not only have astonished us but also made us laugh with her gags.

She can be a badass and a clown at the same time. I'm surprised how positive she still is after what's basically happening.

Shingeki no Kyojin/Attack on Titan has a spectacular character casting, but if I had to pick one extremely amazing character from the cast, it would have to be Sasha, or Potato Girl, for that matter. Even though there are extremely awesome characters like Levi, Eren, Mikasa, Armin, etc., Sasha is the first person that pops into my head whenever I hear 'Attack on Titan' for some reason. Maybe it's because of my fondness for strange characters or potatoes.

This girl is one of the best antagonists ever. She was trained relentlessly and kicked a full-grown man's ass, who taught her the deadly martial arts she now knows. She is a badass in her Female Titan form because of her skills that she applies to her Titan form. Additionally, even without any weapons and powers, she's a complete badass - plus, she's scary, smart, strong, and able with her gear and swords.

She was also a badass as a kid, not only in kicking her father's ass but for taking responsibility for the first time of destroying the wall in the manga. Very complex and unlike Mikasa, who was amazing at everything the second she stepped into the academy, and with way less time and experience than Levi, who had years and every day was a struggle and fight. Annie is just an amazing character, both physically and mentally. Plus, she's a truly unique beauty. It's not the regular traditional beauty, but Annie could be a role model if she wasn't an antagonist. This is after years of brainwashing in a village that hammered her to that goal. It wasn't just her dad.

Additionally, she's very strategic with her abilities, able to take down people twice her size in just a single move. In the manga, she took down a whole group of men single-handedly. Her whole strategy involves destroying all evidence with her titan roar, protecting the nape, fighting all those soldiers, and being able to resist Levi for a bit. She climbs the walls with her hardening ability, stands up to Mikasa even with only her jaws. Everything about her is impressive. I just love her. I would date this woman if I could. She's just so amazing.

Erwin is so underrated. He deserves to be number one. He may not appear very active on the fields, but he is a smooth-talking, cool-looking type of guy. He is the reason why Levi is Levi.

Erwin made Levi humanity's strongest soldier and gave Levi a reason to live after Levi lost his family. He isn't a whiny type of guy, unlike Eren, nor strict like Levi, and he is able to unleash someone's bravery in joining the Survey Corps.

I do believe Erwin deserved much better. It was very painful for me watching episode 18 in season 3 (spoilers) because I love Erwin, but I also love Armin, so I didn't know who I wanted to live.

That aside, Erwin is a very underrated character. I think it's obvious that the show wouldn't be where it is today without him. He's also an incredible hype machine.

He just interests me. It's nice not to have an antagonist who isn't always in control, sadistic, and decisive. Yeah, he's a mass murderer, but so are the Joker, Loki, Hannibal, etc., so that doesn't take away from it. He doesn't want to murder people. He says so himself, but if he didn't do it, someone else was going to regardless, so he might as well have taken the burden.

Plus, his guilt about instinctively running away from the Dancing Titan as it was eating their friend - he left Reiner behind in the process to save his own skin. Characters who are always self-assured and ready to give up their life at every opportunity can bore me.

Most 10-year-olds don't want to die, people, and most people aren't so happy to die saving others. There's nothing wrong with it. It's in their biological instinct to survive. Also, we just don't know all that much about Bertholdt, which made me more curious. Plus, Sweaty Giraffe memes and adorable or hilarious Reibert art contribute to my love for this character.

Connie needs more love. He is so much better than most people think. I hate how people don't like him just because of his looks. It's a buzz cut, people. Is that really so bad? So what if he can be immature? Aren't we all sometimes? I read a fact once that said Connie is one of the kindest and most honest people in the 104th.

And he's funny, downright adorable, and always trying to cheer people on. He's an all-around great person and a great friend to the other characters. And yes, I agree. I bet he is one of the only sane people on that show. Think about it. He hasn't frozen up, freaked out, or changed his identity like someone I know but will not name. I bet if he looked like Eren or Levi, people would like him more. Stay strong, Connie, and marry Sasha. Salutes.

I really like Petra. She tried her best to get Eren used to the lifestyle in the Scouts and strongly believed that if they trusted one another, they could get through anything. Some people think she's pathetic for being killed by Annie, but they never bother to try to place themselves in her position - she was in a life-and-death situation with a threat that she didn't know how to handle.

Petra did not have a life like Levi, who had to be tough from day one. She had a family and lived a pretty normal life before joining the military. Honestly, it makes sense that she panicked in that kind of situation.

Ymir is one of those characters that only people who struggle with being themselves can really understand. It takes guts to be true to yourself, both the good parts and the bad. I think Historia and Ymir's combined story arcs convey a great message on the themes of altruism vs egoism.

Is it really right to sacrifice a part of yourself for other people to be happy? Sometimes it's okay to be a little selfish, and it's okay to have some pride. If you're hurting yourself to avoid hurting others, it isn't worth it. I think Ymir is a great role model for those with low self-esteem. As Ymir would say, "You're you, and there's nothing wrong with that." "Live your life with your head held high."

I don't really understand why she's so low down on the list, but even after everything she's been through, she still smiles, and she's the type of person I would want as a friend. In my opinion, she is one of the boldest characters in the series. No matter what struggles are put in her way, she overcomes them no matter what!

Historia is so kind and sweet that it's impossible not to like her. She's like a mother, and I would be grateful to have a mother like Historia Reiss.

I loved her character development. I hated her pure-hearted innocent personality. I'm glad it was just an act to hide her tough side.

"If it means mankind will live on, I don't mind being called a murderer." My favorite character since his first scene in this anime.

He stopped the Garrison regiment from killing Eren, Mikasa, and Armin. He knows a good person when he sees one.

Pixis is one of my favorites. It's because he's so collected and optimistic about most situations.

He is such an epic villain! So what if Levi destroyed him. Just wait until their rematch!

He is considered by Reiner Braun to be the strongest out of all the warriors.

He's the Beast Titan, also a very strong warrior. Most likely better than Levi.

Damn, I miss him.

(Spoilers) I didn't realize how much I appreciated this character until he died. He was basically a parenting figure for Mikasa, Armin, and Eren. It broke my heart when Mikasa and Eren had to watch Hannes die to the same titan that killed Eren's mother.

I'm voting for him, not because he's my favorite character, but because he deserves to be in the top 10, and seeing him all the way down here makes me really sad.

Hannes is genuinely a great character. Vote for him and get him into the top 10!