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Phil in a green hooded cloak, arms crossed with a smirk, on a rooftop with the wall and grey sky behind
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Wall Rose duty defines Phil's service in the Garrison. Panic dogs him whenever friends stand in danger, and the story repeatedly hands him bad news to carry, including the report to Pixis and Erwin that the two great Titans had been hiding among the 104th recruits all along.

Kanji: フィル
Gender: Male
Height: 168 cm
Status: Unknown
Weight: 56 kg
Species: Human
Birthday: December 28th
Residence: Wall Rose
Occupation: Soldier
Affiliation: Garrison
Debut Chapter: Response
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Appearance

Black hair worn short tops Phil's youthful face. Beyond that, the Garrison's regulation uniform is all he is ever shown wearing.

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Personality

Phil rattles easily. When Titans pour into Trost District, worry for the vanguard keeps him from focusing on his own squad's job, and he later reaches Pixis and Erwin in a visible fluster while reporting that the two great Titans have resurfaced inside Wall Rose. Nerves loosen his tongue at bad moments; to Hannes he blurts out that Mikasa, Armin, and Eren, the trio the captain saved five years earlier, now stand with the vanguard, then catches his error and apologizes. For all the jitters, his commitment holds, and he volunteers into the mission to wrest Eren back from the traitors.

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History

With Trost's gate smashed by the Colossus Titan, Phil's squad climbs Wall Rose for lookout duty against the giant's possible return. Hannes marvels at the Titan traps rigged along the top while Phil worries aloud about the comrades fighting in the vanguard, mentioning the three cadets before he can stop himself and hastily apologizing.

During the crisis inside Wall Rose he rides at Hannes's side searching for a breach, and he is present when Hannes tells Hange none exists. He watches Reiner Braun and Bertolt Hoover expose themselves as the Armored and Colossus Titans, sees their battle against the Survey Corps, and witnesses Eren Yeager carried off. Command then sends him to Pixis with a double report: Wall Rose stands unbroken, and three Titans were unmasked inside the 104th Training Corps. Rejoining Erwin's rescue column, he reaches the Titan Forest where the traitors fled, and Hannes details him to gather the horses while everyone else pushes in among the trees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Phil in Attack on Titan?

Phil is a Garrison soldier stationed on Wall Rose who reports to Pixis and Erwin that the Armored and Colossus Titans had been hiding among the 104th Training Corps recruits all along.

What is Phil's personality like?

Phil rattles easily and panics whenever friends are in danger, but for all his jitters his commitment holds. He volunteers to join the mission to rescue Eren Yeager from the traitors.

What role does Phil play during the Battle of Trost?

During the Battle of Trost, Phil climbs Wall Rose alongside Hannes for lookout duty against the Colossus Titan's possible return, worrying aloud about the comrades fighting in the vanguard.

What news does Phil report to Pixis and Erwin?

Phil reports to Pixis a double message: that Wall Rose stands unbroken, and that three Titans, including the Armored and Colossus Titans, had been unmasked inside the 104th Training Corps.

What happens to Phil after Eren is captured by Reiner and Bertolt?

Phil rejoins Erwin's rescue column and rides into the Titan Forest where Reiner and Bertolt fled with Eren. Hannes assigns him to gather the horses while the others push in among the trees.

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