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Description

Use this template to make quick references to chapters, episodes, and other media related to Attack on Titan. It also supports external sources and free format text.

Syntax

Type {{ref|<...>}} when making a reference, with parameters as shown below.

Usage

Simple citation

{{ref| <keyword> = <number> }}

Available keywords are:

• Manga chapters- No keyword is required, just type the number of the chapter.

{{ref| <number> }}

Example:

Eren saves Mikasa from the kidnappers.{{ref|6}}

Result:

Eren saves Mikasa from the kidnappers.^[1]

• Manga volumes- No keyword is required, just type the number of the volume after "v".

{{ref| v<number> }}

Example:

Humanity's territory is described as a three-walled city.{{ref|v1}}

Result:

Humanity's territory is described as a three-walled city.^[2]

• Manga Colossal Editions- No keyword is required, just type the number of the Colossal Edition after "ce".

{{ref| ce<number> }}

Example:

Marlowe Sand is renamed "Marlowe Freudenberg".{{ref|ce3}}

Result:

Marlowe Sand is renamed "Marlowe Freudenberg".^[3]

• Side stories - No keyword is required, just type the number of the side story after "s".

{{ref| s<number> }}

Example:

Petra Ral is introduced.{{ref|s1}}

Result:

Petra Ral is introduced.^[4]

• The Original Sketches- No keyword is required, just type the number of the draft after "os".

{{ref| os<number> }}

Example:

Eren seems fully aware of his Titan powers from the start.{{ref|rd}}

Result:

Eren seems fully aware of his Titan powers from the start.^[5]

• Guidebooks

{{ref| g = <number> }}

Example:

Isayama reveals Grisha's stats.{{ref|g = 1}}

Result:

Isayama reveals Grisha's stats.^[6]

Guidebooks 1 and 2 (INSIDE & OUTSIDE) can also be cited together.

Example:

Isayama reveals Grisha's stats.{{ref|g = 1&2}}

Result:

Isayama reveals Grisha's stats.^[7]

• Anime episodes

{{ref| e = <number> }}

Example:

Levi beats up Eren during his trial.{{ref|e = 14}}

Result:

Levi beats up Eren during his trial.^[8]

• OVA- They can be cited whether using the number of the OVA with the keyword "o" or the number of the anime episode.

{{ref| o = <number> }}

Example:

Ilse Langnar encounters an abnormal Titan which talks to her.{{ref|o = 1}}

Result:

Ilse Langnar encounters an abnormal Titan which talks to her.^[9]

{{ref| e = <number> }}

Example:

Ilse Langnar encounters an abnormal Titan which talks to her.{{ref|e = 3.5}}

Result:

Ilse Langnar encounters an abnormal Titan which talks to her.^[9]

• Printed Novels

{{ref| n = <number> }}

Example:

Angel Aaltonen invents Vertical Maneuvering Equipment.{{ref|n = 1}}

Result:

Angel Aaltonen invents Vertical Maneuvering Equipment.^[10]

• Visual Novels

{{ref| vn = <number> }}

Example:

Mikasa imagines a world where her parents never died.{{ref|vn = 1}}

Result:

Mikasa imagines a world where her parents never died.^[11]

• Films

{{ref| f = <number> }}

Example:

In the live-action adaptation of the series, Armin has black hair.{{ref|f = 3}}

Result:

In the live-action adaptation of the series, Armin has black hair.^[12]

• "Hangeki No Noroshi" episodes

{{ref| hn = <number> }}

Example:

Hans begins experimenting on a captured Titan.{{ref|hn = 1}}

Result:

Hans begins experimenting on a captured Titan.^[13]

• "Attack on Titan 0"

{{ref| a0 = <number> }}

Example:

Murakumo transforms into a Titan.{{ref|a0 = 1}}

Result:

Murakumo transforms into a Titan.^[14]

• "Before the Fall" chapters

{{ref| bf = <number> }}

Example:

Sharle shows Kuklo a hand drawn map of all three territories, saying each wall's name as she points to it.{{ref|bf = 4}}

Result:

Sharle shows Kuklo a hand drawn map of all three territories, saying each wall's name as she points to it.^[15]

• "No Regrets" chapters

{{ref| nr = <number> }}

Example:

Flagon seeming impressed, contemplates whether they can truly welcome him with open arms.{{ref|nr = 3}}

Result:

Flagon seeming impressed, contemplates whether they can truly welcome him with open arms.^[16]

• "Chibi Theater" segments

{{ref| ct = <number> }}

Example:

Eren is portrayed in chibi form.{{ref|ct = 1}}

Result:

Eren is portrayed in chibi form.^[17]

• "Lost Girls" chapters

{{ref| lg = <number> }}

Example:

Annie makes the decision to seek out the missing person in Stohess.{{ref|lg = 1}}

Result:

Annie makes the decision to seek out the missing person in Stohess.^[18]

• "Attack on Avengers" chapters

{{ref| av = <number> }}

Example:

The Female Titan fights against Iron Man.{{ref|av = 1}}

Result:

The Female Titan fights against Iron Man.^[19]

• "Junior High" manga chapters

{{ref| jh = <number> }}

Example:

Eren Yeager attends Attack Junior High School.{{ref|jh = 1}}

Result:

Eren Yeager attends Attack Junior High School.^[20]

• "High School" manga chapters

{{ref| hs = <number> }}

Example:

Eren Yeager has grown his hair.{{ref|hs = 1}}

Result:

Eren Yeager has grown his hair.^[21]

• "Junior High" anime episodes

{{ref| jha = <number> }}

Example:

Eren Jaeger attends Attack Junior High School.{{ref|jha = 1}}

Result:

Eren Jaeger attends Attack Junior High School.^[22]

• "Spoof on Titan" chapters

{{ref| st = <number> }}

Example:

Eren is portrayed in comic strip form.{{ref|st = 1}}

Result:

Eren is portrayed in comic strip form.^[23]

• "Attack on Titan Anthology" chapters

{{ref| aa = <number> }}

Example:

Taki encounters survivors in Wall Maria.{{ref|aa = 5}}

Result:

Taki encounters survivors in Wall Maria.^[24]

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Adding page numbers

{{ref| <...> | p = <number> }}

Example (single page):

Thomas is eaten by a Titan.{{ref|4|p=29}}

Result:

Thomas is eaten by a Titan.^[25]

Example (multiple pages):

Annie demonstrates her fighting style to Eren and Reiner.{{ref|17|p=7-19}}

Result:

Annie demonstrates her fighting style to Eren and Reiner.^[26]

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Adding descriptions

{{ref| <...> | d = <text> }}

Example:

Bertolt is a trainee with great potential.{{ref|18|p=10|d=Keith Shadis states that Bertolt has great potential but lacks assertiveness}}

Result:

Bertolt is a trainee with great potential.^[27]

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Citing external sources

{{ref| u = <url> | t = <title> | s = <source> | r = <retrieved> | d = <description> }}

Explanation:

• u (url): URL of the cited page.
• t (title): Title of the page. This is the text to be displayed in the link.

Those two are the only required parameters. The following are optional, but recommended:

• s (source): Name of the cited website.
• r (retrieved): Date of retrieval of the page.
• d (description): A short sentence describing the reference.

Example (full reference with all parameters):

Mike Zacharius' birthday is on November 1st.{{ref|u=http://blog.livedoor.jp/isayamahazime/archives/8591520.html|t=Answering some of the event's questions|s=Hajime Isayama's blog|r=November 2, 2014|d=Isayama reveals Mike's birthday at the "Attack on Oyama" event}}

Result:

Mike Zacharius' birthday is on November 1st.^[28]

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Free format text

To make references without using any of the formats described above, just type the text without including parameters.

{{ref| <text> }}

Example:

He met Hajime Isayama when they were children.{{ref|Hajime Isayama is the creator of ''Attack on Titan''.}}

Result:

He met Hajime Isayama when they were children.^[29]

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