Stohess District
The heart of Wall Sina where the Female Titan was unmasked.
Stohess District is a location within the interior of Wall Sina. It serves as the headquarters of the Military Police Brigade. The district is the site of a major confrontation between Eren Yeager and Annie Leonhart, who is revealed to be the Female Titan. This battle, which takes place in broad daylight, results in the destruction of city blocks and exposes the existence of Titans to the general populace within Wall Sina for the first time.
- Location:
- Interior of Wall Sina
- Primary Function:
- Commercial, Residential, and **Military Police Headquarters**
- Key Event:
- Battle of Stohess District
- Notable Residents:
- Annie Leonhart (disguised)
- **Military Branch Base:**
- **Headquarters of the Military Police Brigade**
Lore & Background
Stohess District is situated within Wall Sina and functions as the base of the Military Police Brigade. Its most significant event is the Battle of Stohess, during which Annie Leonhart, disguised as a member of the Military Police, is confronted by Eren Yeager and the Survey Corps. The battle erupts in the city streets, causing widespread destruction and civilian casualties. This event marks the first time the general public within Wall Sina witnesses a Titan attack, shattering their illusion of safety. The district's role as a peaceful commercial and residential center is violently interrupted by the revelation that a Titan shifter has been living among them.
In Their Own Story
The Survey Corps, having deduced that Annie Leonhart is the Female Titan, orchestrate a plan to capture her in Stohess District. They lure her into a trap using Eren as bait. When the plan is set in motion, Annie transforms into the Female Titan in the middle of the city, triggering a devastating battle. Eren transforms into the Attack Titan to fight her. The clash between the two Titans levels several city blocks, causing panic and death among the civilian population. The Military Police, stationed in the district, are unable to prevent the destruction. Ultimately, Annie is forced to crystallize herself to escape capture, leaving a massive crystal structure embedded in the district's landscape. The event fundamentally alters the public's perception of safety within the walls.
Reader's Guide
Stohess District is a key location within the interior of Wall Sina, primarily known as the headquarters of the Military Police Brigade. Its strategic importance lies in its position as a center of military and civilian life within the safest region of human territory. The district's narrative significance is defined by the Battle of Stohess, a turning point in the series where the conflict with the Titans directly impacts the inner wall's population. The battle forces the Survey Corps to operate in a densely populated urban environment, leading to significant collateral damage. The event exposes the corruption and incompetence of the Military Police, who are unable to protect the city from a threat within their own ranks. For visitors to the district, the most notable landmark would be the site where Annie Leonhart crystallized herself, a permanent reminder of the day the walls' security was proven to be an illusion. The district's layout, with its wide streets and marketplaces, is designed for commerce and military parades, not for Titan combat, highlighting the unpreparedness of the interior for the true nature of the threat.
Did You Know?
- The Battle of Stohess District was the first time a Titan battle occurred within Wall Sina, exposing the inner wall's population to the reality of the Titan threat.
- Annie Leonhart was disguised as a member of the Military Police while living in Stohess District.
- The battle resulted in the destruction of several city blocks within the district.
- After the battle, Annie crystallized herself, leaving a large crystal structure in the middle of Stohess District.
- The Military Police Brigade's headquarters are located in Stohess District.
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