
A captain of the Garrison's 1st Division Elite Forces whose panic nearly ends Eren Yeager's life in Trost. Certain the boy is an enemy in human form, Weilman turns a cannon on three of his own recruits and is only stopped when Dot Pixis arrives to take command.
Worry seems etched permanently onto Weilman's face, with hollowed eyes above a heavy brown mustache that hides his upper lip. He slicks his brown hair straight back and lets it run down into a dense beard ringing his features. A hulking frame, listed at 195 centimeters and 110 kilograms, makes his constant nervousness all the more striking.
Stress unravels him. Under pressure his paranoia swallows his judgment, producing rash orders issued before the facts are in, a flaw his superiors know well; Dot Pixis teases that for all his bulk, Weilman startles like a fawn. Isayama has added that a wife and children wait for him at home.
After Eren Yeager climbs out of his own Titan's corpse in Trost, Weilman rings him, Mikasa, and Armin with troops and demands an account of the transformation, promising execution on the spot if the answer disappoints. Rico Brzenska shares his suspicion of the boy while Ian Dietrich warns that losing Mikasa would gut humanity's fighting strength, but nothing calms the captain, and he orders a wall-mounted cannon fired on the trio, forcing Eren into a partial transformation to shield his friends. The display only deepens his terror. Even Armin's impassioned case that Eren's power could be turned against the Titans fails to move him, and he is readying a second shot when Dot Pixis appears and orders the gun stood down. Weilman is later seen among the officers interrogating would-be deserters, once again threatening execution.
When reports claim Wall Rose has been breached, he takes charge of the eastern line of defense, baiting Titans into massed cannon fire so that Rico can finish them with cuts to the nape.

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Kitz Weilman is a Garrison captain who panics during the Trost battle and turns a cannon on Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert before Dot Pixis intervenes and stops him. He later helps defend Wall Rose during its breach, using cannon fire to bait Titans so Rico Brzenska can finish them off.
Garrison captain Kitz Weilman threatens to execute Eren Yeager after witnessing him emerge from a Titan's corpse in Trost. Convinced Eren is an enemy, Weilman orders a wall mounted cannon fired on him and his friends, forcing Eren into a partial transformation to protect them.
Kitz Weilman believed Eren Yeager was a Titan in human form and a threat to humanity, so he surrounded Eren, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert with troops and demanded answers. When their explanation failed to satisfy him, he ordered a wall cannon fired on the trio.
Dot Pixis arrives and orders the cannon stood down just as Kitz Weilman is preparing to fire a second shot at Eren Yeager, taking command of the situation before it turns fatal.
When reports claim Wall Rose has been breached, Kitz Weilman takes charge of the eastern line of defense, luring Titans into massed cannon fire so that Rico Brzenska can finish them off with cuts to the nape.
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