🧠 Attack on Titan Quiz

Titans in the series are typically mindless, naked humanoids ranging from 2 to 15 metres tall, though certain special Titans retain human intelligence and unique abilities.

Watching his mother being devoured by the Smiling Titan is the defining trauma that drives Eren's obsessive hatred of Titans throughout the entire series.

The three walls — Maria, Rose, and Sina — are each roughly 50 metres tall, and the mystery of what they are actually made of becomes one of the series' most shocking revelations.

Bertholdt's Colossal Titan stands at a staggering 60 metres tall — so large that its appearance over the walls of Shiganshina at the very start of the series is what triggers the entire story.

Reiner's reveal as the Armoured Titan is considered one of the most shocking moments in the series — he casually confesses to Eren mid-conversation, as if the weight of the secret had simply become too much to bear.

Paradis Island is later revealed to be a stand-in for a real-world location, with the series drawing heavily on themes of geopolitical isolation and historical persecution.

Marley's Warrior programme selects Eldian children to inherit the power of the Titans, using them as weapons while keeping them under strict control through the threat of internment.

Unlike other Titan powers, the Warhammer Titan's user can encase themselves in a hardened crystal shell and control the Titan remotely — a unique ability that made it exceptionally difficult for Eren to consume its power.

The Eldian Restorationists were ultimately betrayed by Eren Kruger's double agent, Grisha's own comrade, leading to their transformation into Titans and abandonment on Paradis Island.

Dina Fritz, transformed into the so-called 'Smiling Titan', is tragically the very Titan that devoured Eren's mother Carla in the first episode — a connection not revealed until much later in the story.