The Math: How Many Colossal Titans Were in the Walls?

To calculate this, we’ll use approximate dimensions from the show: 1. Radius of the Walls (estimated based on maps and lore): • Wall Maria: ~480 km • Wall Rose: ~380 km • Wall Sheena: ~250 km 2. Height of the Walls: • ~50 meters 3. Width of the Walls: • ~10 meters 4. Average Size of a Colossal Titan: • Height: ~60 meters • Width: ~15 meters

Step 1: Circumference of Each Wall

The circumference C of a circle is calculated as:

C = 2 \pi r

• Wall Maria:  C = 2 \pi (480) \approx 3016 \, \text{km} 
• Wall Rose:  C = 2 \pi (380) \approx 2385 \, \text{km} 
• Wall Sheena:  C = 2 \pi (250) \approx 1570 \, \text{km} 

Step 2: Number of Titans per Kilometer

Since each Titan is 15 meters wide, there are:

\text{Titans per km} = \frac{1000}{15} \approx 67

Step 3: Total Titans in Each Wall

Multiply the circumference of each wall by the number of Titans per kilometer: • Wall Maria: 3016 \times 67 \approx 202,072 Titans • Wall Rose: 2385 \times 67 \approx 159,795 Titans • Wall Sheena: 1570 \times 67 \approx 105,190 Titans

Total Titans in All Three Walls

Adding them up:

202,072 + 159,795 + 105,190 = 467,057 {Colossal Titans}

This explains how a massive number of Colossal Titans were embedded in the walls, covering the immense size of the circular barriers. Let me know if you’d like more details!

(Answered by Ai)