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This commodity is about the outset of all Titans. For the 104th Buck Corps graduate, see Ymir (Anime).
| Founding Titans | ||
|---|---|---|
| ◄ Preceded past | Ymir Fritz | Followed by ► |
| None | One of her daughters, eventually Karl Fritz | |
Ymir Fritz (ユミル・フリッツYumiru Furittsu ?) was the progenitor of the Eldians. When she was a young girl, she awakened the power of the Titans and became the get-go Titan, the Founding Titan. After she died, her spirit was split into the 9 Titans.[3]
Contents
- 1 Appearance
- 1.1 Human form
- 1.2 Titan form
- ii Personality
- 3 History
- 3.1 Mythology
- 4 Legacy
- 4.i Return to Shiganshina arc
- iv.2 War for Paradis arc
- 5 Abilities
- 5.1 Power of the Titans
- 6 Trivia
- 7 References
- 8 Navigation
Appearance
Human form
Ymir Fritz was modest in stature with blonde hair. She had directly cut bangs with shoulder-length hair that subsequently grew downwardly to her shoulder blades with age. As a slave, she wore tattered clothing with a fabric headband, sash belt, and leather sandals laced above her ankles. After entering the favor of Fritz in adolescence and machismo, Ymir wore a sleeveless wearing apparel with thin decorative bands around each arm. Like all slaves of the Eldian tribe, her natural language was cutting out when she was captured, though it may have regenerated later on acquiring the ability of the Titans.
In posthumous illustrations, Ymir Fritz had long, thick, blonde hair and was ofttimes shown property an apple. She was ordinarily depicted in wearing a flowing wearing apparel with loose bell sleeves and a tie effectually the waist, along with a pair of basic flat shoes.[1]
Titan form
Ymir Fritz's Titan grade was enormous in size with blonde pilus, a typically female figure, and long, protruding ribs. Her Titan's face possessed no apparent skin, musculature or eyes, leaving only a visible skull.
In posthumous illustrations, Ymir'south Titan form is highly romanticized with more human features.
Personality
Being a subject of ancient history, little is known most who Ymir truly was as a person. When reading about her story to Historia, Frieda describes her as a kind daughter who is always thinking of others, as well equally lady-like. Additionally, Eldians such as Grisha Jaeger speak of Ymir with bang-up reverence, praising her accomplishments for their people. On the other paw, the Marleyan propaganda maintains that Ymir was a pawn of the Devil, whom she had made a deal with and caused her and all her subjects to exist despised by much of the world.
In reality, she was a slave with no will of her own. She submitted to Fritz in life, edifice him his empire, brutally destroying his enemies, and bearing his children every bit he commanded. Ymir even went so far as to sacrifice her own life for his. Even in death, her soul remained blindly obedient to the Eldian royal family unit, creating Titans by paw for about 2,000 years in the unknown land surrounding the Coordinate.
History
Ymir was blamed for the escaped grunter
Effectually ii,000 years agone, Ymir's village was attacked and enslaved by the Eldians, who also murdered her parents and cut out the tongues of the survivors.
One dark a pig escaped from its pen and Ymir was blamed for it. Equally penalisation, Fritz the tribe's leader released her into the wild in society for his men to hunt her for sport.
Wounded and drastic, Ymir found an unusually large tree with a chasm at its base. Seeking shelter, she stepped inside and, not knowing of the sinkhole below, fell down into a pool of h2o. In that location, a mysterious spine-like creature fused with her and turned her into the first Titan.
With her newfound power, Ymir returned to serve Fritz and used her Titan to cultivate the land, build bridges, and aggregate wealth for the Eldians. Under his command, she also vanquished the armies of Eldia's rival, Marley. To "reward" Ymir for her service, Fritz took her every bit his concubine and together, they had three children: Maria, Rose, and Sina.
Ymir saved Fritz
Thirteen years afterwards acquiring the power of the Titans, Ymir died while thwarting an assassination attempt on Fritz, but then found herself in a mysterious, barren land. King Fritz then forced his daughters to consume their female parent's corpse in an effort to preserve the power of the Titans. He allowable his daughters to continuously reproduce, to have their children consume their spines upon their deaths and perpetuate this ritual from child to child then that Ymir's blood would not die out and Eldia could rule forever with its Titans.
Ymir'due south power was divided into the Ix Titans; and she continued to serve her descendants, edifice them Titans whenever they invoked the Ability of the Titans.[ii]
Mythology
Ymir awakened the Ability of the Titans
The Eldians hail Ymir every bit a god-given miracle. Many would claim that as the Founding Titan, she used her Titan power to cultivate arid lands, build roads across the lands, and raise bridges through the mountains of the globe, though these claims could never be supported. On the other hand, later the fall of the Eldian Empire in the Great Titan War, the new Marley government would spread slanderous legends that Ymir'due south ability was derived from the "Devil of All World."[3]
In her childhood, Historia used to read almost the story of Ymir with Frieda; however, in this story Ymir is named "Christa." When Historia asked Frieda what is information technology like to be "ladylike," Frieda replied to be similar "Christa" from the story.[1]
Legacy
Return to Shiganshina arc
Ymir Fritz stands to a higher place the Nine Titans
Some years afterward, when the Scout Regiment discovers Grisha Jaeger'due south basement, they find three journals.[4] Inside Grisha's writings, he recounts his babyhood when he was told the story of Ymir and her people past his begetter. Grisha writes of joining the Restorationists in the nation of Marley several years afterward, learning of the supposed slap-up accomplishments achieved in Ymir's time. Together with the resistance, Grisha declares that they must venture to Paradis Island, where Ymir'southward descendants had fled 80 years ago, in order to retrieve the Founding Titan and bring back the nation of Eldia.[3]
War for Paradis arc
While on the verge of death later using a Thunder Spear on himself that Levi Ackermann placed on him, Zeke Jaeger would awaken in an unknown state to find Ymir resculpting his damaged body with earth. Shortly after, he is found by Jaegerists led past Floch; he states that he was in the Paths.[5]
Ymir walks towards Zeke, ignoring Eren
During the assail on Shiganshina, Zeke and his younger half-brother Eren Jaeger are able to make contact with each other and activate the Founder before awakening in the Paths. Every bit Ymir approaches, Eren notices her presence. Zeke explains that she is in fact the Founder herself. He then asks Eren to go alee with the euthanasia plan. Eren refuses and demands that Ymir lend him her force, but his pleas are ignored. Zeke afterwards reveals he has nullified the vow to renounce state of war through Ymir, who obeys only the royal family, her descendants. Nether Zeke's order, Ymir promptly restrains Eren with bondage.[vi]
Later Zeke shows Eren the memories of their father Grisha, Zeke realizes that Eren was responsible for Grisha'southward actions confronting the Reiss family and that his ultimate goal is inevitable. In a panic, Zeke orders Ymir to sterilize the Subjects of Ymir; and Ymir approaches the Coordinate of converging paths to fulfill Zeke's will.
Ymir awakens
Eren manages to pause free from his chains and reach Ymir earlier Zeke. Realizing that Ymir has a volition of her own, Eren embraces her and asks her to help him rather than endeavor to club her. As Zeke desperately tries to stop them, Eren asks Ymir if she was the one who led him to the Coordinate, musing that she has been waiting 2000 years for someone to arrive. Ymir begins crying.
Back in Shiganshina, Eren's head is reconnected to his body. As everyone looks on in shock, the Wall crumbles, releasing a horde of Jumbo Titans as Eren forms a new Titan torso, one that towers over even the Wall Titans.[2]
Abilities
Power of the Titans
Ymir emerges every bit the first Titan
Ymir was the very beginning Titan and the just one to ever possess the complete power of the Titans; all who come after her merely possess fragments of her power. Her Titan torso was immense, fifty-fifty by Titan standards, and easily towered above the treeline. Using her immense strength, she effortlessly wiped out Marley'southward forces. She was also very skilled at controlling her Titan, as she performed complex tasks such as edifice bridges across mountains and cultivating the fields.
It is said that nobody can surpass Ymir and that because Ymir died 13 years afterwards awakening her powers, no one is allowed to alive beyond that; this phenomenon is known equally the "Curse of Ymir."[7]
Trivia
- Ymir/"Christa" is on the cover of the book Historia Reiss used to read when she was a child.[8]
- Ymir can be seen at the commencement of Season 2'south Ending Theme, Yuugure no Tori, and briefly in Season 3's 2d Opening Theme, Shoukei to Shikabane no Michi.
- Ymir, Abel Reiss and Fay Jaeger share the same Japanese phonation actress.
- Ymir and Louise share the same English vox actress.
References
- ↑ one.0 1.one 1.2 Attack on Titan anime: Episode 43
- ↑ 2.0 ii.one 2.2 Attack on Titan anime: Episode lxxx
- ↑ 3.0 3.i 3.two Attack on Titan anime: Episode 57
- ↑ Attack on Titan anime: Episode 56
- ↑ Assault on Titan anime: Episode 76
- ↑ Set on on Titan anime: Episode 78
- ↑ Assault on Titan anime: Episode 58
- ↑ Attack on Titan anime: Episode twoscore
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