The Alpha Squad is a handpicked Garrison detachment created mid-battle at Trost District with one mandate: keep Eren Yeager alive long enough for his Titan to plug the shattered gate. Commander Dot Pixis staffs it with the best soldiers he can reach on short notice.
Called the Seiei-han, or elite squad, in Japanese, the unit exists for exactly one operation. After trainee Armin Arlert proposes sealing the Trost breach with a boulder, Pixis pulls together Rico Brzenska, Mitabi Jarnach, and Ian Dietrich, hands Ian overall command, and leaves the operational details, including the authority to call everything off, entirely to his judgment.
The squad's job is escort duty under nightmare conditions: shield the transformed Eren from every Titan pouring into the city while he hauls a boulder to the broken gate. Taking the shortest route, the plan collapses almost immediately when Eren loses control of his Titan form, swings at Mikasa Ackerman, and knocks himself out. Rico fires a red flare to signal failure and, backed by Mitabi, argues for abandoning the "failed human weapon" and retreating up the Wall. Ian refuses. In a heated standoff he insists that a human who can become a Titan is a card humanity cannot afford to fold, and his conviction pulls the squad back into position even as Titans mass around them.
Ian Dietrich leads the operation and dies in its final stretch. Rico Brzenska survives to fire the yellow flare confirming success, grateful that the deaths bought something real. Mitabi Jarnach perishes with his entire squad while luring two Titans away from Eren. Eren Yeager and Mikasa Ackerman fill out the roster from the 104th, and Armin Arlert, though never formally assigned, reaches the group mid-fight and talks Eren's dormant Titan back to its senses, making the sealed gate possible. The survivors are saved at the end by the arrival of the Survey Corps, with Levi Ackerman cutting down two Titans closing on the group.

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The Alpha Squad is a Garrison unit hastily assembled by Commander Dot Pixis during the Battle of Trost District. Its sole mission is to protect a Titan-transformed Eren Yeager long enough for him to seal the district's broken gate with a boulder.
Ian Dietrich commands the Alpha Squad, with Dot Pixis giving him full authority over the operation, including the power to call it off. Rico Brzenska and Mitabi Jarnach serve alongside him as senior members.
The Alpha Squad's mission is to shield Eren Yeager's Titan form as he carries a boulder to seal Trost District's shattered gate. The plan nearly collapses when Eren loses control and knocks himself unconscious, forcing the squad to hold their position under mounting Titan attacks.
Ian Dietrich leads the Alpha Squad's operation to completion but dies in the final stretch of the battle. His refusal to abandon Eren Yeager keeps the squad in position long enough for the gate to be sealed.
The Alpha Squad includes leader Ian Dietrich, Rico Brzenska, Mitabi Jarnach, and 104th trainees Eren Yeager and Mikasa Ackerman. Armin Arlert, though never formally assigned, joins the group mid-battle and talks Eren's dormant Titan back to consciousness.
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