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Mission Objectives

Manga ChapterCh. 74

Mission Objectives is the 74th chapter of Attack on Titan, closing volume 18. Eren plugs the breach in Wall Maria with his hardening power, but the true battle is only beginning: Armin's hunch flushes Reiner out of the Wall itself, and the Beast Titan seals the Survey Corps inside Shiganshina.

Kanji: 作戦成功条件
Volume: 18
Next Chapter: War on Two Fronts
Release Date Ja: October 9, 2015
Release Date Us: October 8, 2015
Previous Chapter: The Town Where Everything Began
Chapter In Volume: 4
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Summary

Watched by the entire expedition, Eren transforms at the gap in Wall Maria and hardens his Titan into a permanent plug. Soldiers on both faces of the Wall confirm the seal holds, and Mikasa lends Eren her cloak after his burned away. The apparent ease unsettles him, and Levi supplies the correction: so long as Reiner and Bertolt breathe, they can simply smash the Wall again, so the operation ends only with their deaths.

Near the inner gate, Armin brings Erwin abandoned camping gear found at the Wall's base, including a still-warm kettle and three used cups. Erwin works the math; given the Corps' approach speed, the enemy had at least five minutes of warning, meaning scouts were posted and their numbers may be far larger than assumed. Hunting the hidden enemy becomes the top priority, and Erwin hands Armin a squad and command of the search.

Armin's soldiers comb the district and find nothing. Racing against Eren's approaching group, Armin reconstructs the enemy's logic: they need a hiding place with a constant view of the operation, close enough to strike when Eren exhausts himself. Then the memory of the Titan face once uncovered within Wall Sheena strikes him, and he sends up a flare.

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Armin orders his skeptical squad to search inside the Wall itself, arguing that enemies who weaponize the impossible will never be caught by common sense. Erwin backs the chain of command, and the second sweep pays off: a soldier uncovers Reiner sheltering in a hollow cavity within the Wall. Reiner kills the man on the spot, then advances on a frozen Armin until Levi intercepts, slashing his nape and driving a blade through his chest. Astonishingly, Reiner survives the wounds, and Levi kicks him off the Wall as he transforms into the Armored Titan.

Before Erwin can organize a response, a roar of transformation erupts behind the Corps. Dozens of Titans stand assembled with the Beast Titan at their head. It hurls a boulder that slams into the northern gate, and what looks like a miss reveals itself as strategy: the shot has walled off the Corps' sole exit from Shiganshina and cut them off from their horses.

Trapped, Erwin names the situation for what it is, the decisive battle both sides have waited for. Humanity or the Titans, one survives and one dies, and the Corps braces itself while the Armored Titan climbs to its feet and the horde closes in.

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Notes

The chapter concludes volume 18, published October 9, 2015 in Japan and a day earlier via English simulpub. It belongs to the Return to Shiganshina arc, sits between The Town Where Everything Began and War on Two Fronts, and its events reached the screen inside the episode titled The Town Where Everything Began.

Erwin drops a heavy aside during the search: concealment on this battlefield is not limited to Reiner and Bertolt, a nod to the plan he has yet to reveal to his own soldiers.

The chapter quote is Erwin's declaration before the assembled Titans that the long-awaited battle has arrived and only one side will walk away.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in the Mission Objectives chapter of Attack on Titan?

In Mission Objectives, Eren Yeager transforms and hardens his Titan body to permanently plug the breach in Wall Maria, while Armin Arlert's investigation uncovers evidence that Reiner Braun and Bertolt Hoover are hiding nearby with knowledge of the operation.

How does Armin find Reiner Braun hiding in this chapter?

Armin reasons that the enemy would need a hiding place with a constant view of the operation, then recalls the Titan face once uncovered inside Wall Sheena and orders a search inside Wall Maria itself, where a soldier finds Reiner sheltering in a hollow cavity.

What does the Beast Titan do at the end of Mission Objectives?

The Beast Titan appears at the head of dozens of Titans and hurls a boulder into the northern gate of Shiganshina, sealing off the Survey Corps' only exit and trapping them inside the district with their horses cut off.

Why does Levi attack Reiner Braun in Mission Objectives?

Levi intercepts Reiner Braun as he advances on a frozen Armin Arlert, slashing Reiner's nape and driving a blade through his chest before kicking him off the Wall as he transforms into the Armored Titan.

What arc does the Mission Objectives chapter belong to?

Mission Objectives is the 74th chapter of Attack on Titan, closing volume 18 within the Return to Shiganshina arc, positioned between The Town Where Everything Began and War on Two Fronts.

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