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Takanami

Character

Takanami serves as a private first class with the Vanguard Corps in the one-shot Volume 0, Hajime Isayama's early prototype for Attack on Titan. Terrified of Titans at first, he discovers his nerve while battling alongside Murakumo, then gets eaten seconds after celebrating his first kill.

Status: Deceased
Species: Human
First Appearance (Manga): Attack on Titan Volume 0
Allegiances: Vanguard Corps
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Appearance

A cropped head of blond hair tops Takanami's severe features. His default expression is a glower or a grimly serious stare, and he almost never softens it.

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Personality

Dread of the Titans shapes Takanami more than anything else. That dread pushes him to level accusations at Murakumo, and once he witnesses people turning into Titans he calls for a retreat, declaring victory over such monsters impossible for humanity. Seeing Murakumo stand his ground rewires him; newfound self-assurance takes hold and he steels himself for combat.

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History

Takanami grows suspicious that Murakumo is hiding a Titan identity, so he tips off the 5th unit and arranges for the man to walk into an ambush in town. His effort to defuse the standoff collapses when Murakumo abruptly assaults one of the ambushers and unmasks him as a disguised Titan; the remaining unit members shed their human forms too, and Takanami looks on in horror.

The pair escape across the rooftops. There Takanami pleads for withdrawal from the town, certain that no human force can beat the Titans, but Murakumo dives back in alone to rescue a young girl. The memory of everyone the Titans have killed floods back as Takanami watches, and fury carries him into the battle. His first Titan falls, and the moment stuns him: all that brutal training finally means something, and these monsters can actually die. High on the victory, he jeers at a Titan bearing down on Murakumo, promising to slaughter every last one of them. The Titan simply vaults past Murakumo, pays the boast no attention, and swallows Takanami whole.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Takanami in Attack on Titan?

Takanami is a private first class in the Vanguard Corps who appears in Attack on Titan Volume 0, Hajime Isayama's early prototype one-shot for the series. He is terrified of Titans at first, then discovers his nerve in battle.

Why does Takanami suspect Murakumo in Volume 0?

Takanami grows suspicious that his comrade Murakumo is secretly a Titan, so he tips off the 5th unit and arranges for Murakumo to walk into an ambush in town.

How does Takanami's fear of Titans change during the story?

Takanami initially pleads for retreat and insists humanity cannot beat the Titans, but seeing Murakumo stand his ground and recalling everyone the Titans have killed pushes him into the fight, where he kills his first Titan.

How does Takanami die?

Moments after celebrating his first Titan kill, Takanami taunts a Titan bearing down on Murakumo. The Titan ignores his boast, vaults past Murakumo, and swallows Takanami whole.

What is Attack on Titan Volume 0?

Attack on Titan Volume 0 is Hajime Isayama's early one-shot prototype for the series, in which Takanami appears as a Vanguard Corps soldier fighting alongside Murakumo.

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