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Wim leaning against a stone wall under a cloudy sky, dark cropped hair and a green Survey Corps jacket with the Wings of Freedom emblem.
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Wim abandons his post in the Survey Corps to throw in with the Yeagerists, the radical faction rallying behind Eren Yeager. A reliable hand within the movement, he turns up wherever Floch Forster needs muscle, from prison breaks to the grim work at the Paradis harbor.

Birthday: July 18th
Status: Unknown
Species: Human
First Appearance (Manga): Chapter 109: Guides
Allegiances: Yeagerists, Survey Corps
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Appearance

A dark crew cut gives Wim a military look even after he leaves the service behind. Out of uniform he dresses simply, favoring a long-sleeved shirt worn with plain trousers.

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Personality

Radicalism defines Wim's outlook. Leaking army secrets to the public troubles him not at all, and walking away from the military entirely comes just as easily. His standing inside the movement appears solid; he regularly turns up at the side of Floch Forster, the faction's effective commander, lending direct support to whatever Floch is doing.

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History

When Eren Yeager is locked up for acting against orders, Wim joins the conspirators who feed word of the arrest to the press, hoping public pressure will force the military's hand. The plot is uncovered, the leakers are jailed, and Hange Zoë promises prosecution. Sympathetic guards soon open the cells, and the freed rebels meet Eren beyond the city, where he sets their new goal: locating Zeke Yeager and joining forces with him.

A tip from Griez, a Marleyan working at a restaurant, alerts the group that Hange and other Survey Corps officers have arrived there. The Yeagerists raid the building, and when Hange refuses to reveal Zeke's whereabouts, every officer present is taken prisoner for the journey to Shiganshina District.

Once Eren unleashes the Rumbling in Shiganshina, Wim carries a wounded Floch back to the district's military headquarters, where the faction rounds up the Anti-Marleyan Volunteers. He later accompanies Floch to the Paradis harbor to watch over the Azumabito family. After Floch executes the Azumabito mechanics to pressure Kiyomi into cooperating, Wim is among those who clear away the bodies.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Wim in Attack on Titan?

Wim is a former Survey Corps recruit who defects to join the Yeagerists, the radical faction that rallies behind Eren Yeager, becoming a reliable hand for the movement's effective leader Floch Forster.

What did Wim do when Eren Yeager was imprisoned?

When Eren Yeager was locked up for acting against orders, Wim joined the conspirators who leaked news of the arrest to the press, hoping public pressure would force the military to release him.

What role did Wim play in capturing Hange Zoe's group?

After a tip from Griez, a Marleyan informant, revealed that Hange Zoe and other Survey Corps officers were at a restaurant, Wim took part in the Yeagerist raid that captured them and took the officers prisoner to Shiganshina District.

What did Wim do after Eren Yeager unleashed the Rumbling?

After Eren Yeager unleashed the Rumbling in Shiganshina, Wim carried a wounded Floch Forster back to military headquarters and later accompanied him to the Paradis harbor to guard the Azumabito family, helping clear away bodies after Floch executed the Azumabito mechanics.

What does Wim look like?

Wim has a dark crew cut that gives him a military look even after leaving the service, and he typically wears a plain long-sleeved shirt with trousers.

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