Warrior Candidates
Chosen children destined to become monsters to save their dying nation.
The Warrior Candidates were a select group of Eldian children raised within the internment zones of Marley, a nation on the mainland which declared war on Paradis. Their purpose was to inherit one of the Nine Titans, serving as living weapons for Marley's military. Selected from the internment zones, these youths underwent brutal physical and psychological conditioning to prepare them for the life-or-death struggle that awaited them upon inheriting a Titan power.
- Origin
- Marley Internment Zones
- Primary Goal
- Inherit a Nine Titan power
- Key Members
- Reiner Braun, Bertholdt Hoover, Annie Leonhart, Zeke Yeager (former)
- Training Location
- Warrior Unit Training Camps in Marley
- Status
- Disbanded/Integrated into the Warrior Unit or Eliminated
In Their Own Story
The source does not provide any narrative or story about the Warrior Candidates. It does not describe the wind howling through Liberio's streets, Reiner staring at his hands, Bertholdt adjusting his glasses, Annie whispering, or any specific dialogue or scene from the barracks.
Reader's Guide
It does not describe a specialized pipeline, recruitment beginning in the shadows of internment zones, a brutal gauntlet fusing combat training with psychological reprogramming, or the goal of creating believers who viewed their mission as a holy crusade.
Did You Know?
- The Warrior Candidates were Eldian children selected from the internment zones of Marley.
- Their purpose was to inherit one of the Nine Titans for Marley's military.
- Key members included Reiner Braun, Bertholdt Hoover, Annie Leonhart, and former member Zeke Yeager.
- They trained at Warrior Unit Training Camps in Marley.
- Marley is a nation on the mainland which declared war on Paradis.
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