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Eren Yeager

Eren Yeager (Jafananci: エレン・イェーガー, Hepburn: Eren Yēgā), wanda kuma ya rubuta Eren Jaeger (Turkiyya: Eren, "Saint"; Jamusanci: Jaeger/Jäger, "Hunter"),[1][2][3] shine jerin jaruman da aka kirkiro akan mutumin Attaga.[4][5][6] by Hajime Isayama. Eren matashi ne da ya yi rantsuwar ramuwar gayya kan manya-manyan halittu masu cin naman dan Adam da aka fi sani da Titans,[7][8][9] wadanda suka tilasta wa abin da ya rage na bil'adama zama a cikin garuruwan da ke katanga kuma ya cinye mahaifiyarsa yayin da ya lalata garinsu da ke gundumar Shiganshina a Wall Maria.[10][11][12] Domin kayar da Titans, Eren ya shiga cikin Soja kuma ya shiga cikin Survey Corps - ƙwararrun ƙwararrun sojoji waɗanda ke yaƙi Titans a wajen bango kuma suna nazarin ilimin halittar Titans don sanin abin da suke faɗa.[13][14][15] Yayin da labarin ke ci gaba, Eren ya sami ikon zama Titan daga baya aka gano shi da "Attack Titan" (進撃の巨人, Shingeki no Kyojin).[16][17][18] Ya kuma bayyana a wasu kafofin watsa labarai masu alaƙa da suka haɗa da wasan kwaikwayo da wasannin bidiyo.[19][20][21]

Isayama ya halicci Eren da ra'ayin wani hali wanda tsoro da mafarkai suke da alaƙa amma sau da yawa suna cin karo da nasa duhu, yana haifar da canje-canje da yawa ga halayensa.[22][23][24] A cikin daidaitawar jerin anime, Yūki Kaji ya bayyana Eren a cikin Jafananci da Bryce Papenbrook a Turanci.[25][26][27] Duk waɗannan 'yan wasan biyu sun sami matsala wajen yin amfani da nau'ikan muryoyi daban-daban dangane da yadda Eren ke girma a cikin labarin.[28][29][30] A cikin sauye-sauyen fina-finan da ake yi, Haruma Miura ne ya nuna shi.[31][32][33]

Eren Yeager

Mummunan liyafar da aka yi wa Eren da farko an daidaita shi,[34][35][36] an same shi da tsananin gaba da tsauri ga shekarunsa.[37][38][39] Sharhi masu inganci sun mayar da hankali kan manufofin hali da sabbin abubuwan da aka samu a matsayin Titan da kuma bakansa.[40][41][42] liyafar ya zama mafi inganci a baya arcs na manga da anime yayin da ya zama mafi shubuha maimakon halin jarumta,[43][44][45] wanda aka tabbatar a cikin 6th Crunchyroll Anime Awards inda Eren aka zaba don "Best Protagonist" da "Mafi kyawun antagonist" lokaci guda, kuma ya ci gaba. don cin nasara a rukuni na ƙarshe.[46][47][48] Halin ya tabbatar da shahara a cikin Attack on Titan fanbase, yayin da masu wasan kwaikwayo na muryarsa Kaji da Papenbrook suka sami yabo saboda hotunansu na halin.[49][50][51] Ƙirƙira da Kira

Eren Yeager

Salon fadan Eren ya dogara ne akan Takanori Gomi.[52][53][54] Marubuciya Hajime Isayama ta ƙirƙiri Eren don ya zama “ɗan ƙaramin yaro ne wanda ya shanye da tsoro” lokacin da ya ga titan.[55][56][57] Sakamakon haka, ba a ba shi gwanin jarumtaka ba idan aka kwatanta da sauran membobin wannan jerin.[58][59][60] Isayama ya bayyana cewa wani bangare na dalilin da ya sa ya zabi sunan "Eren" a matsayin hali shine saboda sautin mace, wanda zai sa a sauƙaƙe tunawa.[61][62][63] Isayama ya bayyana cewa a baya ya sha gwagwarmaya don ganin Eren ya ji "a raye" lokacin rubutawa kuma ya kira hali "bawan labari". Isayama ya bayyana cewa, burin Eren na fita wajen katangar birnin daidai yake da nasa.[64][65][66] Sa’ad da yake ƙarami: Ya zauna a ƙauyen ƙauyen Japan da duwatsu ke kewaye da shi.[67][68][69] Wata rana, ya so ya wuce tsaunuka, wanda ya nuna a cikin garin da ke kewaye da ganuwar a cikin manga inda Eren ya rayu a farkon jerin.[70][71][72] Idan aka waiwaya baya, Isayama ya yi imanin Eren ya dace da nau'in labarin da ya rubuta na Attack on Titan, wani abu da Isayama ya samu ya danganta da shi.[73][74][75] Isayama ya bayyana cewa ya mai da hankali ne musamman kan idon Eren wajen zayyana shi, domin ya bambanta da sauran ’yan wasa.[76][77][78] Ya zaɓi musamman ya ba Eren siriri gira maimakon masu kauri saboda yana jin zai zama “na wucin gadi” ne a yi ƙoƙarin yin amfani da gira mai kauri don bayyana halin fushin Eren.[79][80][81] Da yake Eren mutum ne mai kuzari, Isayama ya zaɓi ya ba shi baƙar gashi don ya fi sauƙi a zana layin gudu a kusa da shi yayin motsi.[82][83][84] An tsara fasalin fasalin fasalin fasalin Titan bayan gauraye mai zane-zane Yushin Okami mai matsakaicin nauyi.[85][86][87] Isayama ya kuma bayyana salon fadan Kudupaw Takanori Gomi a matsayin abin koyi da ake amfani da shi wajen Eren Titan da kuma yadda yake fada.[88][89][90] Isayama da farko yayi nufin Eren ya san cewa shi Titani ne.[91][92][93] Yayin da yake duba surori da suka gabata na manga,[94][95] I[96]sayama ya bayyana cewa yakin Eren da Warhammer yana daya daga cikin abubuwan da ya fi so.[97][98]

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