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Cart Titan holder Pieck Finger looking back over her shoulder in a stone courtyard, long dark hair, pale jacket, shirt and tie.
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Cart Titan

Character

Among the Nine Titans, only the Cart runs on four legs. Small at four meters yet nearly tireless, it serves Marley as scout, pack animal, and mobile gun platform under its inheritor Pieck Finger, whose knack for surviving impossible odds keeps the Cart in nearly every major battle of the war.

Kanji: 車力の巨人
Height: 4 m
Abilities: High endurance, quadrupedal form, great speed
Allegiance: Marley
Debut Manga: Mission Objectives
Other Names: Cart; Cartman; Quadrupedal Titan
Former Inheritors: Pieck Finger
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Appearance

Four meters from ground to shoulder, the Cart Titan is dwarfed by the rest of the Nine Titans and moves on all fours, the stance that presumably inspired its name. That posture leaves its back free, so Marley fits the Titan with harnesses carrying cargo, machine gun turrets for a four-man crew, or a full anti-Titan artillery cannon. Wearing the form has consequences for the human inside: after long stretches as the Titan, Pieck Finger sometimes crawls out of habit around trusted company and leans on crutches to get around.

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Abilities

Stamina is the Cart's defining gift. Where its sibling Titans exhaust their users quickly, the Cart lets its inheritor hold Titan form through missions lasting far longer than any rival could manage, and by Pieck's own account it permits hundreds of back-to-back transformations before fatigue arrives. That persistence makes it Marley's tool of choice for trench clearing, deep operations in hostile territory, and any job where a Titan must simply keep working. Armaments strapped to its back expand Marley's tactical menu further, turning the Titan into a walking weapons platform.

The trade-off is fragility. Its defenses fall well below those of the other Nine, one severe hit can put it down, and injuries carried back to the human body knit together unusually slowly. Speed compensates. Pacing the Jaw Titan, the Cart snatched a dismembered Zeke Yeager away from Levi at Shiganshina and later plucked Reiner Braun from capture, blindsiding two of the Walls' most dangerous soldiers.

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History

Like its eight siblings, the Cart Titan emerges from the splintering of Ymir Fritz's power after her death, passing among the feuding Eldian houses for seventeen centuries until Marley claims it during the Great Titan War. Around the year 843 Pieck Finger inherits it, hauling Bertolt Hoover into position during one of Marley's wars and staying home as a deterrent when the Warriors first sail for Paradis Island.

Pieck reaches the island five years into that mission, carrying supplies while Zeke and his escort turn the people of a small village into Titans. At the battle of Shiganshina District she tracks the Survey Corps' approach, ferries boulders and gear for the Beast Titan, and conceals Bertolt in a barrel on her back as a contingency weapon. When Levi cuts Zeke from his Titan, the Cart darts in and spirits him away, then rescues Reiner before the surviving Warriors flee home.

Four years later at Fort Slava she debuts the Panzer Unit, a quartet of machine gun turrets that scours the Mid-East Allies' trenches once Gabi Braun blows up the armored train carrying their anti-Titan artillery. The same rig ambushes the Survey Corps during the Raid on Liberio until Thunder Spears shred it and send the Titan crashing into the streets; Falco and Gabi drag the injured Pieck to safety. In the War for Paradis the Cart infiltrates the island, baits Eren Yeager into a Jaw Titan ambush, then carries General Magath and an anti-Titan cannon up Wall Maria to shell Eren's skull. A feigned death lets Magath shoot the Beast Titan from its back. After the Rumbling begins, Pieck sides with the alliance against Eren: she stages a fake raid to spirit away Jean, Onyankopon, and Yelena, scouts the occupied docks, restrains Falco's berserk Jaw Titan, and hauls explosives toward Eren's nape through the final battle, transforming over and over until her healing finally gives out. With Eren's death the Cart Titan vanishes along with the rest of the Power of the Titans.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the Cart Titan in Attack on Titan?

The Cart Titan is one of the Nine Titans, a small four meter Titan that moves on all fours and serves Marley as a scout, pack animal, and mobile weapons platform. Its longtime inheritor is Pieck Finger, who wields it in nearly every major battle of the Marley-Eldia war.

Why is the Cart Titan called the Cart Titan?

The Cart Titan gets its name from its unique quadrupedal stance, moving on all fours like a beast of burden. That posture leaves its back free for Marley to fit with harnesses for cargo, machine gun turrets, or a full anti-Titan cannon, much like a cart hauling equipment.

Is the Cart Titan good or bad?

The Cart Titan itself is a tool, its actions shaped by whoever commands it. Under Pieck Finger it fights for Marley through most of the war, but during the Rumbling Pieck turns the Cart Titan against Eren Yeager, aiding the alliance that opposes him.

Are the Jaw Titan and Cart Titan the same?

No, the Jaw Titan and Cart Titan are two separate members of the Nine Titans. In the story the Cart Titan even helps set an ambush using the Jaw Titan, showing they are distinct powers carried by different Warriors.

Is the Cart Titan the weakest?

The Cart Titan is the most fragile of the Nine Titans, with defenses well below its siblings and a single severe hit capable of taking it down. It compensates with exceptional speed and stamina, letting it dodge danger and stay transformed far longer than any other Titan.

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