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| + | | Romaji = Iruze Rangunā |
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| + | | Gender = Female |
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| + | | Birthday = June 6th{{ref|g = 6|p = 50}} |
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| ⚫ | {{nihongo|'''Ilse Langnar'''|イルゼ・ラングナー|Iruze Rangunā}} was a member of the [[Survey Corps]]. She was a participant of the 34th expedition beyond the [[Walls]] and was in charge of the left wing of the second brigade. She wrote very useful information about a talking [[Titan]] she encountered in a notebook that later aided [[Hange Zoë]]'s research. |
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| + | == Appearance == |
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| − | She seems to be quite emotional (as shown when she encounters the Titan), yet brave. During her last moments she mentions how disgusted she was of how she acted during her lifetime. She also thought of herself as a proud member of the Survey Corps and was resolved to do whatever she can. |
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| + | Ilse was noted to have resembled [[Ymir]] in appearance. She had short black hair that was parted to the right side, lightly tanned skin, and light-colored eyes with a small patch of freckles below each one. She wore the standard Survey Corps uniform and cape with a gray shirt underneath. |
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| + | Ilse appeared to be quite emotional, yet brave, trying to stand firm in moments of despair. She seemed to be a very devoted and smart soldier. She also cared about her family, seen during her last moments as she regretted not being able to give anything back to her parents. Ilse thought of herself as a proud member of the Survey Corps and was resolved to do whatever she could. Though she took what time she could to document any information she could obtain from the [[Talking Titan]], she lost her level headed attitude when she brought up the subject of eating humans and began screaming at the cowering Titan before running away in fear when it reacts strangely.{{ref|s2|p = 13-15}} |
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| − | Ilse was first introduced in a side chapter: [[Side Story: Ilse's Notebook]]. She was the sole survivor of a [[Titan]] attack. Her horse was killed and her [[3D Maneuver Gear]] was severely damaged to a point she couldn't use it anymore. She ran away on foot to the north, hoping to survive until Wall Maria. She then ran into a Titan who looked strangely at her and started bowing to her and repeating [[Ymir]]'s name with great respect, mistaking Ilse for Ymir. After Ilse got angry at him, the Titan noticed she was ''not ''Ymir and killed her by eating her head. However, Ilse recorded her interaction with the Titan in a notebook, which was found years later by [[Levi]] and [[Hange Zoë|Hange]] along with Ilse's Jacket and her Armband which Hange recognized as the one worn by the members of the 34th Expedition. |
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| + | === [[Ilse's Notebook]] === |
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| + | [[File:Ilse_remembers_her_comrades_death.jpg|thumb|left|200px|Ilse remembers the horrors of her comrades death]] |
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| + | During the 34th expedition outside the Walls, Ilse's entire flank is massacred and she is the only survivor. With her horse lost and her [[vertical maneuvering equipment]] broken, she abandons her equipment and flees afoot north to a nearby forest, trying to find a route to reach the Walls. Knowing that her chances to make it are very low, she takes out a notebook and begins writing her experiences in the hopes that they at least will be useful to humanity. |
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| + | After profuse running, she inadvertently runs into a [[Talking Titan|Titan]], which chases her and corners her against a tree. However, instead of immediately eating her, the Titan hesitates and she questions if it is an [[abnormal]]. It then somehow starts talking, saying ''"[[Subjects of Ymir|a subject of Ymir]]"'' and ''"Lady [[Ymir Fritz|Ymir]]...Well met,"'' while bowing.{{ref|s2|p = 3-10}} |
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| + | [[File:Ilse_encounters_the_Titan.jpg|thumb|right|200px|Ilse encounters a Titan]] |
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| − | She is brought up in chapter 20 by Hange, revealing her notebook is the reason for Hange's attempts at Titan communication. |
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| + | She is thoroughly confused that the Titan can form speech, and questions it about what the Titans are and where they came from, writing every question and the Titan's reactions in the notebook. |
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| + | However, the Titan does not respond, and instead moans and looks increasingly frustrated. She angrily yells at it asking why Titans eat humans and what their objective is; calling them useless lumps of flesh that should disappear from the world. The frustrated Titan begins to tear off its cheeks, ripping off flesh and squirt blood.{{ref|s2|p = 11-14}} |
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| − | Ilse's actions are shown to have an effect again in chapter 37 when Mikasa mentions the name Ymir, much to the surprise of Levi and Hange. |
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| + | Horrified, Ilse attempts to flee but is quickly caught by the Titan, and tries to push its mouth away from her head to no avail. The Titan bites off her head but does not eat her. After killing her, the Titan leaves her body on the ground and leaves.{{ref|s2|p = 15-17}} |
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| − | With the discovery of her notebook, the revelation about the name Ymir and her secrets it is also safe to say that Ilse's final written words are of unfathomable value for humanity. |
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| + | Later in the Battle of [[Shiganshina District|Shiganshina]], as [[Erwin Smith]] begins to lament the dwindling hopes of his dream, Ilse stands among the many fallen [[Survey Corps]] comrades in Erwin's mind, wanting to know if their deaths had meaning.{{ref|80|p = 26}} |
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| − | *It is of note that, when Ilse was yelling at the Titan in rage and fear, the Titan was crying. This is the first time a non-shifter Titan has shown an emotional response. |
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| − | *It is also of note that despite her short appearance in the manga, her final words made a major effect in the story. |
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| − | *Ilse seems to share more than just appearance with [[Ymir]]. The former comments on her selfishness during her lifetime, a trait that is strong within Ymir as well. |
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| + | * Ilse tied with [[Eld Jinn]] for forty-ninth in the [[Second Character Popularity Poll]]. |
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| + | * Her name is likely a reference to Ilse Langner, who was a German writer and journalist. |
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Revision as of 12:12, 22 February 2020
This article is about Ilse Langnar. For other uses of this name, see Ilse (Disambiguation).
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I don't believe it. For the first time in human history...I communicated with a Titan. | 
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| — Ilse as she writes in her notebook[2] | ||
Ilse Langnar (イルゼ・ラングナー Iruze Rangunā?) was a member of the Survey Corps. She was a participant of the 34th expedition beyond the Walls and was in charge of the left wing of the second brigade. She wrote very useful information about a talking Titan she encountered in a notebook that later aided Hange Zoë's research.
Appearance
Ilse was noted to have resembled Ymir in appearance. She had short black hair that was parted to the right side, lightly tanned skin, and light-colored eyes with a small patch of freckles below each one. She wore the standard Survey Corps uniform and cape with a gray shirt underneath.
Personality
Ilse appeared to be quite emotional, yet brave, trying to stand firm in moments of despair. She seemed to be a very devoted and smart soldier. She also cared about her family, seen during her last moments as she regretted not being able to give anything back to her parents. Ilse thought of herself as a proud member of the Survey Corps and was resolved to do whatever she could. Though she took what time she could to document any information she could obtain from the Talking Titan, she lost her level headed attitude when she brought up the subject of eating humans and began screaming at the cowering Titan before running away in fear when it reacts strangely.[3]
Story
Ilse's Notebook
Ilse remembers the horrors of her comrades death
During the 34th expedition outside the Walls, Ilse's entire flank is massacred and she is the only survivor. With her horse lost and her vertical maneuvering equipment broken, she abandons her equipment and flees afoot north to a nearby forest, trying to find a route to reach the Walls. Knowing that her chances to make it are very low, she takes out a notebook and begins writing her experiences in the hopes that they at least will be useful to humanity.
After profuse running, she inadvertently runs into a Titan, which chases her and corners her against a tree. However, instead of immediately eating her, the Titan hesitates and she questions if it is an abnormal. It then somehow starts talking, saying "a subject of Ymir" and "Lady Ymir...Well met," while bowing.[4]
Ilse encounters a Titan
She is thoroughly confused that the Titan can form speech, and questions it about what the Titans are and where they came from, writing every question and the Titan's reactions in the notebook.
However, the Titan does not respond, and instead moans and looks increasingly frustrated. She angrily yells at it asking why Titans eat humans and what their objective is; calling them useless lumps of flesh that should disappear from the world. The frustrated Titan begins to tear off its cheeks, ripping off flesh and squirt blood.[5]
Horrified, Ilse attempts to flee but is quickly caught by the Titan, and tries to push its mouth away from her head to no avail. The Titan bites off her head but does not eat her. After killing her, the Titan leaves her body on the ground and leaves.[6]
Return to Shiganshina arc
Later in the Battle of Shiganshina, as Erwin Smith begins to lament the dwindling hopes of his dream, Ilse stands among the many fallen Survey Corps comrades in Erwin's mind, wanting to know if their deaths had meaning.[7]
Abilities
Ilse Langnar's statistics as of year 850[8]:
Trivia
- Ilse tied with Eld Jinn for forty-ninth in the Second Character Popularity Poll.
- Her name is likely a reference to Ilse Langner, who was a German writer and journalist.
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Attack on Titan Character Encyclopedia (p. 50)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Side Story 2 (p. 12)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Side Story 2 (p. 13-15)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Side Story 2 (p. 3-10)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Side Story 2 (p. 11-14)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Side Story 2 (p. 15-17)
- ↑ Attack on Titan manga: Chapter 80 (p. 26)
- ↑ Attack on Titan Guidebook (p. 92)