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Hannah Diamant

Character

Hannah Diamant graduates from the 104th Training Corps straight into the fall of Trost, fighting beside Franz, the boy she blushes over when Eren calls them a couple. Armin finds her kneeling in the wreckage, giving CPR to what remains of him, one of the battle's most haunting images.

Height: 154 cm
Birthday: April 12th
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
Allegiances: 104th Training Corps
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Appearance

Freckles scatter across Hannah's cheeks beneath long, light-colored hair gathered back with a tie. Short and slightly built, she dresses in the uniform issued to the 104th Training Corps.

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Personality

Cheer comes naturally to Hannah; she brightly seconds Franz Kefka's hope that the Titans are gone for good. Trost's fall strips that optimism away, leaving her trembling in Franz's arms. His death breaks her outright: she kneels over his ruined body pressing on his chest in frantic denial, deaf to Armin's insistence that no one can save him.

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History

Hannah debuts on the night her class graduates, joining Franz in pulling apart a brawling Jean and Eren. Strolling through Trost the next day, she notes how much spirits have recovered since Wall Maria fell, and the pair's flustered denial of Eren's teasing about them being a couple fools nobody.

When the Colossus Titan breaches Trost, her squad is ordered into the fight; Franz steadies her and swears to keep her safe before facing the Titans. Armin later comes across her alone in the open, mechanically performing CPR on Franz, who has been bitten through at the waist, and refusing to accept that he is beyond help. The manga never depicts her own death, but the Attack on Titan Character Encyclopedia confirms she falls at some point in the battle. Isayama's early drafts named her Dora; her surname means diamond, and combined with Franz's name it nods to Dora Diamant, companion of the writer Franz Kafka during his final year.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happened to Hannah in Attack on Titan?

Hannah Diamant survives the initial chaos of the fall of Trost but breaks down giving frantic CPR to her badly wounded companion Franz Kefka. Her own death is never shown on the page, though the Attack on Titan Character Encyclopedia confirms she falls at some point in the battle.

Who is Hannah in Attack on Titan?

Hannah Diamant is a trainee who graduates from the 104th Training Corps alongside Franz Kefka, the boy she is flustered and teased about being a couple with, and she fights beside him in the defense of Trost District.

What happens to Franz, Hannah's companion, during the Battle of Trost?

Franz Kefka is bitten through the waist by a Titan after promising to keep Hannah safe, and Armin later finds her kneeling over him performing futile CPR, refusing to accept that he cannot be saved.

What was Hannah like before the Battle of Trost?

Hannah Diamant is cheerful by nature, brightly agreeing with Franz Kefka's hope that the Titans are gone for good, an optimism that Trost's fall strips away completely.

Where does the name Hannah Diamant come from?

Isayama's early drafts named the character Dora; her surname means diamond, and paired with Franz's name it nods to Dora Diamant, the companion of writer Franz Kafka during his final year.

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