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Never wanted to hurt his friends
- Bertholdt, along with the other warriors, never wanted to hurt his friends. He heard his entire life that the people of Paradis were devils and that he would bring honor to Marley by killing them. When he got there, he was shocked to find out that they were just like him, and couldn't help but want to be friends with them.
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Dec 10, 2020 · Bertholdt, along with the other warriors, never wanted to hurt his friends. He heard his entire life that the people of Paradis were devils and that he would bring honor to Marley by killing them. When he got there, he was shocked to find out that they were just like him, and couldn't help but want to be friends with them.
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Mar 26, 2022 · In Episode 36, “Charge," after being both comforted and insulted by his former teammates, Bertholdt breaks under the pressure and admits that he didn’t want to hurt anyone, either by lying to his friends or through breaking Wall Maria and leading thousands of its citizens to perish.
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Mar 15, 2022 · Their mission was to reclaim the Founding Titan for Marley, which is why they kept trying to kidnap Eren Jaeger. At the height of the conflict, Bertholdt tearfully admitted that he truly did think of the Scouts as his friends and it was awful to have to betray them, but someone had to do it.
His vulnerability compromised their mission in the past, and seeing Reiner hurt is Bert's moment of no return. He's essentially decided that no one needs to suffer anymore, so he's going to play 'villain' and take responsibility for his actions instead of crying with guilt knowing full-well there's no way out of this conflict.
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Bertholdt was a rather tall, slender teenage boy. He had short, black hair, pale green eyes, thin eyebrows and an elongated face. He was seen mainly in his cadet uniform, and after he entered the Scout Regiment, he wore their uniform with the green hood on missions. He was also noted by others to always be sweating. In his casual clothes, Bertholdt wore a blue sweater with a white button down underneath and tan pants,though he later switched to a pale blue button down with gray pants.
As the Colossal Titan, he possessed a very distinctive appearance and a number of unusual features. He grew to roughly 60 meters tall, making him around four times the height of any other Titan seen thus far (with the only exceptions of Rod Reiss' Titan form and Eren's Founding Titan form). Bertholdt's Colossal Titan form was one of the more heavily-deformed Titans seen in the series - he appeared to lack skin entirely and his jaw and facial structure seemed to be heavily altered from his hum...
Bertholdt was a quiet teenage boy who identified himself as someone with a weak will that follows popular opinion. Likewise, his commandant noted him to be a person with great potential, but an utter lack of initiative. He was further described by Eren Jaeger as being taciturn, and Bertholdt tended to remain in the background unless necessary. By h...
Bertholdt was an Eldian born in the continent of Marley. At some point in his childhood, he joined the Marleyan military as a Warrior candidate. One day Bertholdt noticed a fellow candidate named Porco Galliard bullying Reiner Braun, a smaller candidate. After Porco left, Bertholdt helped Reiner to his feet and formed a lifelong friendship with him...
Bertholdt transforms into his Colossal Titan form at Shiganshina District, terrorizing its population and kicking a hole in the district's gate. The attack leads to falling debris scattering across the town, crushing houses in the process. Immediately after his attack, Bertholdt reverts to his human self, while Titans enter the city from outside the walls, resulting in the population being set on by them. After exiting his Titan, Bertholdt comes in close proximity with a Pure Titan, but is ig...
Two years after the destruction of Wall Maria, in the year 847, Bertholdt enlists in the military and becomes a member of the 104th Cadet Corps along with Reiner and Annie. On the first day of training, Bertholdt is one of the few students who the commandant Keith Sadiesdoes not attempt to haze, as he is able to tell that Bertholdt has already been through a rite of passage. After failing repeatedly to operate the omni-directional mobility gear, Eren seeks advice from his fellow cadets and is...
Five years after his attack on Shiganshina District, Bertholdt transforms into the Colossal Titan at the entrance of Trost District. He immediately repels the Military cadets on top of Wall Rose with vapor from his high-temperature body and then breaches the gate into the city. As he sets his eyes on the Wall's fixed artillery, the Colossal Titan swings its arm and destroys the Wall's defenses. Surviving the assault, Eren launches himself at the Colossal Titan's neck and attempts to attack it...
Bertholdt graduated 3rd among the cadets in the 104th and was noted as the best user of the omni-directional mobility gear among them. He managed to kill a small Titan without the use of the omni-directional mobility gear. Bertholdt was highly skilled in melee combat, being able to defend against and even temporarily overpower Mikasa Ackermann, des...
Previous inheritor of the Colossal Titan(as a Pure Titan)Numerous soldiers of unnamed nationBertholdt is the only Warrior whose human form was designed after his Titan form.The official site reveals his nickname is "Bertl" (ベルトル Berutoru?).His first name is Old German in origin, meaning "Bright Strength."His last name means "large measure of land" in German.Most people would be wracking their brains to come up with a solution that didn't kill his friends but not Bertoldt. He rushes straight to the solution that would kill everyone without hesitation. Reply reply
I didn't enjoy Bertoldt's death but I didn't feel that much empathy either. His behavior during the battle of Shiganshina hurt me, even though he was probably lying to himself in order to ease the burden of carrying out such horrible orders.
