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Arlert family

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The Arlert family of Shiganshina District carries a quiet defiance: a hidden book about the world beyond the Walls and a homemade hot air balloon that cost two of its members their lives. Its last survivor, Armin, rises to inherit the Colossus Titan and command the Survey Corps.

Kanji: アルレルト家
Residence: Wall Rose
Affiliation: Survey Corps
Debut Manga: To You, 2,000 Years From Now
Known Members: 4
Living Members: 1
Deceased Members: 3
Notable Features: Kept a forbidden book about the outside world; Armin's parents built a hot air balloon; Armin becomes a Titan holder and Survey Corps commander
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Overview

An Eldian household from Shiganshina District, the Arlerts hold no power or land, yet curiosity defines them. Possessing knowledge of the outside world is forbidden inside the Walls, and the family keeps it anyway, at terrible cost.

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History

Before Wall Maria falls, Armin's parents secretly construct a hot air balloon. The Military Police uncover the project and kill the couple as they attempt to escape with their craft. Armin's grandfather preserves a different inheritance, an illegal volume describing burning lakes and snowfields of sand, which he eventually passes to his grandson. At nine years old Armin shows the book to Eren Yeager, planting the fascination with the outside world that drives the entire story.

The Colossus Titan's attack on Shiganshina in 845 sends Armin and his grandfather fleeing behind Wall Rose; during the escape, Armin's warning to the soldier Hannes saves Eren and Mikasa from being devoured. A year later the government disguises a culling of refugees as an operation to reclaim Wall Maria, and the old man dies in it. Armin spends the following year farming alongside Eren and Mikasa before enlisting in the 104th Training Corps in 847.

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Notable Members

Armin Arlert, the family's only living member, compensates for weak physical scores with an exceptional mind. He devises the plan that seals the Trost breach using Eren's Titan, unmasks Annie Leonhart as the Female Titan, and serves under Captain Levi in the Special Operations Squad, briefly commanding it during the push to retake Shiganshina. Erwin Smith counts him among the military's greatest weapons. Left at death's door when that battle ends, Armin receives the Titan injection, devours Bertolt Hoover, and brings the Colossus Titan's power into the Arlert line. His father, mother, and grandfather make up the family's three deceased members.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Armin Arlert's parents?

Armin Arlert's parents secretly build a hot air balloon before Wall Maria falls, hoping to see the outside world. The Military Police discover the project and kill the couple as they try to escape with their craft.

Who are the members of the Arlert family?

The Arlert family includes Armin Arlert, his parents, and his grandfather, four known members from Shiganshina District. Armin is the only one still alive; the other three have all died.

What forbidden knowledge does the Arlert family keep?

The Arlert family secretly keeps an illegal book describing the world beyond the Walls, including burning lakes and snowfields of sand. Armin's grandfather eventually passes the book to Armin, who shows it to Eren Yeager at age nine, sparking his fascination with the outside world.

What happens to Armin's grandfather?

Armin's grandfather flees behind Wall Rose with Armin after the Colossus Titan's attack on Shiganshina in 845. He dies a year later when the government disguises a culling of refugees as an operation to reclaim Wall Maria.

What does Armin Arlert achieve as the family's last member?

As the Arlert family's only living member, Armin Arlert devises the plan that seals the Trost breach and later unmasks Annie Leonhart as the Female Titan. He eventually inherits the Colossus Titan's power and becomes commander of the Survey Corps.

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