25 Most Iconic Levi Ackerman Quotes From Attack On Titan

Sometimes you just have to trust in your own self and do whatever your gut tells you. Take a leap of faith and believe that what you did was not the wrong choice.

Pain teaches you a lot. Only when one has experienced real pain and agony can one learn the importance of discipline and find the strength to hold their ground.

Levi understands that, in their world, morals and codes are fickle constructs. It’s kill or be killed. If you are afraid to get your hands dirty, you’ll lose things precious to you in the sewer.

Levi is unapologetically ruthless. As much as he cares about his allies, Levi is not afraid to take the first step. He doesn’t mind killing Eren if he’s the one to go rogue or betray them. His mission is all that matters to him.

Levi isn’t afraid to admit that the lives of some rank higher than others. Many soldiers sacrificed their lives just because he was a titan-shifter and the last hope of humanity.

Teamwork and trust is an important aspect of the show. When attacked by the Female Titan, Eren was insistent on shifting and taking her on his own. Levi gave him the choice to either trust himself and take that step on his own, or trust his comrades and work with them.

Levi never shies away from being too blunt with his statements. After Erwin’s death, when Armin is revived, he tells him what he really thinks of him. Erwin will forever be his commander and no one, not even Armin, shall replace him.

The world of Attack On Titans is one full of danger and agony. Death is always looming above everyone. The moment you do something stupid, you open the door for death to come.

Levi and the Survey Corps were obviously more experienced than Eren. They had been fighting Titans and venturing outside the wall for years on end. Their experience was far more superior and valuable than Eren. But being the last hope of humanity, Levi gave Eren the liberty to trust his own guts or his comrades.

Levi will never stop at anything to save humanity. He doesn’t even mind playing the lunatic who kills those who stand in his way if that’s the only way to get there.

The only thing Levi cares about is saving humanity from Titans. He’s ready to be a monster who kills humans and saves others from being devoured by Titans.

Being a survey corp means being always on your toes. You never know what kind of situation you will be landing in. To be a survey corps soldier, one needs to make quick and tough decisions. Sometimes that may lead to heartbreaking outcomes. They always anticipate the worst-case scenario.

Life is uncertain. You can only make predictions but never be certain of the outcomes. The only way to know if the choice you made is right is to walk down that path, live it and see for yourself the outcome of it.

They say experience is the best teacher and nothing is truer than that. Words can only help you so much, but actions take you farther and teach you more.

Few have the guts to venture out of the walls into the midst of giant Titans who will devour on their sight. But even then, having the guts to do is not enough. The survey corps always have to be one their guard and do their absolute best to stay alive if they want to survive.

Levi grew up in a harsh environment where he had to struggle and go through a lot of pain. That experience was what toughened him up. He knew very well that pain is the best teacher and he was ready to teach Eren manners through the pain.

Levi had to choose between reviving Erwin and Armin. Although he was insistent on choosing the former first, in the end however, he decided to let his commander and friend, Erwin, rest and free him from this hell.

In the battle against the Beast Titan, right before the scouts were going to engage in battle, Levi ordered his troops to not die. He had lost enough soldiers and he wasn’t ready to see anyone else die.

When Levi learned that the titans might probably be humans, he couldn’t fathom the fact that he was killing his own kind all this while. His morals were shaken up.

Kenny was like a father figure to Levi. His death naturally had an impact on him. When Historia and the rest pulled a prank on him, Levi reacted playfully and thanked them for their support. This was one of the few times he seemed so casual.

During the massacre by the Female Titan, Eren was going to act on his own accord and counter-attack. Levi told him that he had two choices, to either trust his comrades or trust himself and do as he wishes. Whatever his choice is, there’s no telling how things would turn out and he would have to face the consequences.

Eren had the choice to trust his comrades or act on his own. Levi didn’t try to persuade him but rather gave him the responsibility to choose the path he would regret the least.

Erwin’s death obviously affected Levi a lot. He’d lost a friend in him but that was no time to rest. He was back to his old self in no time because he couldn’t afford to turn back anymore.

As they were trying to dig up the truth behind the titans, Levi and the rest of the scouts had to fight humans along the way as there were people who didn’t want the truth to be revealed. No matter who came before him, he wasn’t going to stop even if he had to kill them.

When they are cornered in Shiganshina by the Beast Titan and his troops, Erwin suggests a counter-attack with himself and the remaining recruits as a diversion. These were Levi’s parting words to Erwin as he was well aware that he would probably die and would never be able to see the truth concealed in the basement.