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How does Zeke Yeager die?
Zeke manages to activate the Founding Titan Seeing Eren struggling to get away from Reiner, Zeke orders a newly transformed Falco to fight Reiner and kill him. After giving the command, Zeke is subsequently shot by Magath’s anti-Titan artillery a second time.
What happened to Zeke?
Though Zeke did in fact freeze to death in the cave, like the 828 passengers, he was resurrected a year later. Luckily, Zeke catches a break when Michaela’s nephew, Cal (Jack Messina), makes it his mission to help him out.
What chapter does Zeke die AOT?
Levi Ackerman and Zeke Yeager’s long lasting feud, which started the moment they first met each other, has finally been settled in Chapter 137. Levi Ackerman and Zeke Yeager’s long-standing bout has just ended in a very anticlimactic way in Attack on Titan.
Is Zeke on Eren’s side?
He was on his own side. He planned to use his Royal Blood in conjunction with Eren’s Founding Titan to euthanize (which basically means make something unable to reproduce) all Eldians to prevent further suffering.
Is Zeke still alive AOT?
Originally Answered: Is Zeke Yeager finally dead in Attack on Titan? Zeke did die. He reveled himself for Levi so he can kill him and Levi did and by cutting his head, his spinal was separated from his head so he did finally die.
Does Zeke get out of jail?
After getting released, he and Michaela share a hug outside of the jail and he tells her that no one had ever done anything like that for him. She offers to take him to the Stone’s for dinner and he agrees to come with her and he and Cal are reunited.
Does Michaela end up with Zeke?
Michaela Stone eventually married Zeke during ‘Manifest’ season 2. Jared and Michaela might’ve had a romantic connection, but Michaela and Zeke had a “supernatural connection.” Although Zeke wasn’t a passenger on Flight 828, this Manifest character shared “callings” with Michaela.
Who is the current Beast Titan?
Voice actor
| Beast Titans | ||
|---|---|---|
| ◄ Preceded by | Zeke Jaeger (842-Current) | Followed by ► |
| Tom Xaver (829-842) | None |