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Sandra

Character

Sandra enlists in the Survey Corps during the quiet months after Historia Reiss takes the throne, riding with Squad Klaus toward Shiganshina. Erwin Smith's final charge against the Beast Titan sweeps her up and kills her along with most of the recruits.

English Voice: Brittany Lauda
Japanese Voice: Tomomi Kawamura
Birthday: April 10th
Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Manga): A Dream I Once Had
Allegiances: Survey Corps, Squad Klaus, Garrison, 104th Training Corps
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Appearance

Fit and athletic, Sandra stands at an ordinary height for a woman. Blonde hair falls to roughly her shoulders, with bangs dropping across her forehead. Once enlisted, she wears the Survey Corps' regular uniform.

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Personality

Her last battle sketches what little the story shows of her. News that the regiment's veterans have all been wiped out sends her into open panic, and Erwin's plan for a suicide charge makes her sick enough to vomit on the spot. She rides in that charge anyway, obedient to the end despite her terror.

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History

Sandra signs on with the Survey Corps sometime after Historia's coronation, within the two-month window separating the Orvud District attack from the departure for Shiganshina, and is placed in Squad Klaus. At the feast before the expedition she stands with Floch Forster while he pointedly asks Jean Kirstein whether recruits out of the 104th and former Garrison soldiers like themselves are really so unreliable.

On the night of the special meat dinner she eats at Eren's table. During the operation to retake Wall Maria she shelters from the Beast Titan's barrages, and when Levi Ackerman and Erwin Smith reveal that every veteran of the regiment is gone, she and the other recruits spiral into fear. Cowering beside Floch and Gordon, she snaps to attention as Erwin announces his plan to spend their lives in a charge against the Beast Titan. Sick with dread, she joins the assault and dies with most of her comrades under the Titan's hurled projectiles.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Sandra in Attack on Titan?

Sandra is a Survey Corps recruit who enlists after Historia Reiss becomes queen and is assigned to Squad Klaus. She dies during Erwin Smith's final charge against the Beast Titan.

How does Sandra die?

Sandra dies during Erwin Smith's suicide charge against the Beast Titan outside Shiganshina. She is killed along with most of the other recruits by the Titan's hurled projectiles.

When does Sandra join the Survey Corps?

Sandra enlists in the Survey Corps sometime after Historia Reiss's coronation, within the two months between the Orvud District attack and the expedition to Shiganshina.

What is Sandra's personality like?

Sandra panics when she learns the Survey Corps' veterans have all been killed, and Erwin Smith's suicide charge plan makes her sick with fear. Despite her terror, she obediently rides into the charge anyway.

What does Sandra look like?

Sandra is fit and athletic with blonde hair falling to about her shoulders and bangs across her forehead. She wears the Survey Corps' regular uniform after enlisting.

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