There are a lot of questions with regards to the events in “Attack on Titan” Chapter 113 that have fans on the edges of wherever they are sitting. The character that is currently in the most danger is Levi due to the fact that all of the soldiers around him were just turned into titans. While powerful himself, the elite of the Survey Corp. is still on his own. How will he survive this predicament?
Since his introduction, Levi has shown readers that he is more than capable of taking out a few titans on his own. He is even a match for Zeke in his Beast Titan form once he was close enough to actually take him on. However, the circumstances surrounding him in “Attack on Titan” Chapter 113 are not going to be the same as those other times.
In other occasions, he would either be facing other titans while with other members of the Survey Corp. or he would be fighting a titan one-on-one. In “Attack on Titan” Chapter 113, however, he will be up against multiple titans on his own and without any preparations. The worst case scenario will be Zeke transforming and then commanding the titans for a coordinated attack.
Levi’s chances of survival will quickly diminish if this ends up being the case in “Attack on Titan” Chapter 113, but there’s hope yet. If the Ackerman can focus on escape and Zeke transforms into a titan in order to run, there could still be a chance that they both get out of this alive.
Of course, a lot of this will be up to chance and how the author chooses to go with “Attack on Titan” Chapter 113. Unfortunately for readers, they won’t know how things will go until January of next year.


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