Titans are the giant enemies at the center of Attack on Titan Revolution on Roblox. You fight them in missions and raids, and a few of them are Titans you can become yourself through Titan Shifting. The Titans come in groups that behave differently, so knowing what kind you're facing makes every fight easier to plan.
Type
Playable Shifters
Attack Titan
An attack-focused shifter fought as a Raid boss and usable after you obtain its Serum.
- Type
- Titan Shifter
- In-Game Role
- Playable form and Raid boss; mission escort NPC
- Where It Appears
- Attack Raid; Trost's Protect mission
- How to Get It
- Equip the Attack Serum, obtained from Raids, Aberrant Missions, or trading, then unlock and equip Titan Shifting in the Skill Tree. Zoe, Ackerman, and Helos families cannot use the skill.
- Behavior
- Attack-focused moves include Berserk Mode; only Yeager and Fritz families can use that move.
Armored Titan
An armored shifter and Raid boss with defensive skills and heavy charges.
- Type
- Titan Shifter
- In-Game Role
- Playable form and Raid boss
- Where It Appears
- Armored Raid
- How to Get It
- Equip the Armored Serum, obtained from Raids, Aberrant Missions, or trading, then unlock and equip Titan Shifting in the Skill Tree. Zoe, Ackerman, and Helos families cannot use the skill.
- Behavior
- Its armor-focused skills include hardening, a ground-breaking punch, and a charge that demolishes buildings.
Female Titan
A close-range shifter and Raid boss that also appears in the Giant Forest Guard mission.
- Type
- Titan Shifter
- In-Game Role
- Playable form and Raid boss; mission escort NPC
- Where It Appears
- Female Raid; Giant Forest's Guard mission
- How to Get It
- Equip the Female Serum, obtained from Raids, Aberrant Missions, or trading, then unlock and equip Titan Shifting in the Skill Tree. Zoe, Ackerman, and Helos families cannot use the skill.
- Behavior
- Uses punches, kicks, hardening, and a Shriek attack. In the Guard mission, players protect her from waves of regular Titans.
Colossal Titan
The largest playable shifter, with area attacks and a damaging Heatwave.
- Type
- Titan Shifter
- In-Game Role
- Playable form and Raid boss; appears in mission story scenes
- Where It Appears
- Colossal Raid; Shiganshina Breach scene
- How to Get It
- Equip the Colossal Serum, obtained from Raids, Aberrant Missions, or trading, then unlock and equip Titan Shifting in the Skill Tree. Zoe, Ackerman, and Helos families cannot use the skill.
- Behavior
- Its 40–53 m form uses large-area attacks and Heatwave. Its Destruction Mastery limits it to one shift per match.
Type
Pure Titan Enemies
Pure Titan
The slow, basic enemy Titan; it becomes dangerous when several group together.
- Type
- Pure Titan
- In-Game Role
- Standard mission enemy
- Where It Appears
- Missions; the slowest Titan type
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Stomps, grabs, and bites at close range. Several can overwhelm a player when grouped together.
Abnormal Titan
A tougher, more reactive enemy than the basic Pure Titan.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Enhanced enemy variant
- Where It Appears
- Missions
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Can have extra health, detection range, regeneration, or damage, and may spawn with a belly-flop attack.
Crawler Titan
A fast, lower-health abnormal that crawls and dives at players.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Fast abnormal variant
- Where It Appears
- Missions; can also form from a Ducker left alive after it falls
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Moves on its hands and feet, trades health for speed, and can dive at nearby players.
Ducker Titan
A nape-dodging abnormal that turns into a Crawler if left alive.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Nape-dodging abnormal variant
- Where It Appears
- Hard and higher mission difficulties
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Rolls away from a nape attack, thrashes, then lies still. If not killed after about 5 seconds, it becomes a Crawler; the roll has brief damage immunity.
Leader Variant
An Aberrant-only abnormal that buffs nearby Titans with a scream.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Buffing abnormal variant
- Where It Appears
- Aberrant difficulty only
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Its scream gives nearby Titans 25% more walk speed, nape health, and damage for 15 seconds or until the Leader dies. Affected Titans look like Ragers but are not Ragers.
Rager Variant
A fast abnormal whose scream damages players instead of buffing other Titans.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Fast abnormal variant
- Where It Appears
- Severe and higher mission difficulties
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Moves 100% faster than a regular Abnormal Titan. Its scream deals damage rather than buffing nearby Titans.
Ice Burst Variant
An ice-marked abnormal that takes two weak-point hits to expose its nape.
- Type
- Pure Titan variant
- In-Game Role
- Fast abnormal variant; drops an Ice Burst Stone
- Where It Appears
- Utgard during the Thunder Spear questline; Aberrant after any party member has Prestiged; Waves after Wave 20 on Hard
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; Ice Burst Titans can drop an Ice Burst Stone.
- Behavior
- Moves 100% faster than a regular Abnormal Titan. Two hits on any weak point cause a small blast that exposes its nape.
Type
Mission-Only Titans
Wall Titan
A mission enemy that advances on the escape plane and burns players near its corpse.
- Type
- Mission-only Titan
- In-Game Role
- Mission enemy; not a human-controlled shifter
- Where It Appears
- Loading Docks Stall mission; also appears in the Shiganshina Breach cutscene
- How to Get It
- Enemy only; players cannot unlock or shift into this form.
- Behavior
- Advances toward the plane at the back of the Loading Docks stage; reaching it fails the mission. Its corpse burns nearby players.
Types of Titans in Attack on Titan Revolution
Pure Titans are the basic enemies, and they're the first ones you meet. Regular Pure Titans are the slowest kind, but they become a real threat when they crowd around you. You'll also run into Abnormal Titans, which are tougher and less predictable, and Crawlers, which move on their hands and feet. Rager Titans are fast and scream, and Leader and Ice Burst Titans are variants worth learning to spot.
Mission-only Titans appear only in certain missions, and they don't focus on attacking you, so the mission's goal stays front and center. Some missions build their objectives around Titans instead. On Loading Docks, Titans push toward the escape boundary marked by the airplane during the stall objective, and you have to keep them from crossing it until the timer runs out.
Titan Shifters are the Titans you can become yourself: the Attack, Armored, Female, and Colossal Titans. Each one also has a raid of its own, and raids are tough fights that usually need a group.
How to Kill Titans in Attack on Titan Revolution
The nape is the weak spot that matters most. It's the area where the back of the head meets the neck, and most other hits do very little damage.
Each kind of Titan calls for a slightly different approach. Crawlers are quick, so striking them from above works well. Ice Burst Titans protect their nape until you've hit their weak points, since those hits set off a blast that opens it. Leader Titans should go first, because their scream buffs the Titans around them and the buff ends when the Leader dies.
Regular Pure Titans are mostly a problem in groups, so pull single ones out of a crowd when you can.
How Titan Shifting Works
Titan Shifting is a late-game unlock, so you won't have it early. You need the Serum for the form you want, and each form has its own. Equip the Serum, then unlock and equip the Titan Shifting skill. Zoe, Ackerman, and Helos can't shift at all, so you'll need a different family to use it. Yeager suits the Attack form, since its bonuses are built around that Titan.
The golden bar on your screen fills as you defeat enemies, and when it's full you can transform. The bar drains while you remain shifted, and when it empties you return to human form. Your Titan form has its own skills, separate from your normal ones.
How to Get Titan Serums
Serums are rare drops, so expect a lot of runs. Each Titan form has its own Serum, and both Aberrant missions and raids can give them. The Attack Serum drops in Aberrant missions and in the Attack Titan Raid. The Armored Serum follows the same pattern, with the Armored Titan Raid as its raid source.
The Female Serum comes from the Female Titan Raid's chests and the Emperor's Trove, and the Colossal Serum comes from the Colossal Titan Raid on Aberrant difficulty. Raid chests only pay out if you earn enough contribution credit, so stay in the fight until the end.
Serums can also be traded with other players once you reach a certain Prestige level.
FAQ
Where do Ice Burst Titans spawn?
They appear on Utgard during the Thunder Spear quest, and on Aberrant difficulty when someone in your party has prestiged. Look for the glowing ice crystals on their bodies. Ice Burst Titans also drop Ice Burst Stones, which the Thunder Spear quest needs.
What happens in the Female Titan Raid?
The fight moves through phases that follow the story. It starts with Annie as the Female Titan, moves to Eren as the Attack Titan, and then returns to Annie as the Female Titan.
How do you beat the Colossal Titan Raid?
In the first phase, protect Eren while using the wall cannons to damage the Colossal Titan. In the second phase, target the nape; Titan Shifters can also damage him elsewhere.
