#warrior unit

[theterpiel]

When the character trope is "children groomed by militaristic/bloodthirsty authority figure to be perfect child soldiers and living weapons to fulfill their selfish need for power/revenge" >>>>>>>>

[s1lent-princess]

crying over the marleyan warriors like they are my own flesh and blood

[hamsterhjarta]

My page artwork for @aotwarriorszine

[thena0315]

[mujerdelsubsuelo]

Looking at these two Brave Order illustrations I now can't stop thinking about all the Warrior Unit celebrating Christmas together 😭

[beardnerangst]

being a zeke jaeger stan is really a curse because in canon no one who liked him was alive at the end or remembered him after his death

Zeke jaeger you were so loved ( by me)

[oxygenbefore1775]

no but the most tragic thing about shifters is how their appearance contrasts their experiences

because the regeneration works so well that it doesn't leave any scars on their bodies. their flesh is so unscathed and perfect - hell, shifters don't even have callouses that's how fast they heal - and it doesn't show just how much they went through as warriors. any horrible wound that may be deadly for a normal human they can recover from all the while suffering under the same pain.

they all should be dead ten times over yet the regeneration keeps them alive and acutely aware of the most fatal, painful and traumatic of experiences and with no marks to ever account for it. you wouldn't be able to guess what hell they were forced to live through just because their bodies are that durable

the only thing that the regeneration is unable heal is their minds which most certainly are deeply damaged due to everything they've gone through