Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan is the video game adaptation of the manga and anime of the same name. The game's story retells the first 33 chapters of the manga, or the first season of the anime.

Unused Graphics#

Team Icons#

These textures can be found in the same container as the icons used for your team's members.

These two seem to be placeholder icons featuring two characters, one male and one female. They have the text "btl_stl_facemlnl_xxxx", xxxx being the icon's number.

The male character appears to be Nack Tierce, a minor character who is only mentioned once in the final game. The sketch used appears to have been taken directly from the model reference sheet for the anime.

The female character closely matches an unnamed nurse from episode 13 of the anime, albeit without a bandana and differently colored hair.

These six are icons of titans. They also have a sketchy look, but have no text. The fifth one stands out as the titan referred to as the "Peering Titan".

Lastly, an uncolored sketch of a horse.

Placeholder Battle Icons#

These are placeholders for the icons of the player's character used during battles. The first icon is the character's face, and the second is the character's face with a red hue and with a distressed emotion, which is used when the player has low health. The placeholders use a darkened icon of Eren with the text "battleFace_xxxx_y", xxxx being the icon's number and y being the icon's version.

battleFace_0003_0	battleFace_0003_01	battleFace_0004_0	battleFace_0004_1	battleFace_0005_0	battleFace_0005_1

battleFace_0010_0	battleFace_0010_1	Used Example	Used Example (2)

Placeholder Dialogue Portraits#

These are placeholders for the portraits of characters used during in-battle dialogue. They are both images of Mikasa on a pink background, with text of the portrait's number. The image of Mikasa is in the style of the anime, instead of a model render like the used dialogue portraits.

Unused Models#

Cube#

An unused model of a cube.

Oddities#

Orange Model#

A model of a orange, while ultimately used, appears dozens of times in the game's files. This model seems to be used as a separator between groups of models. For example, there will be 5 character models, followed by 3 orange models, followed by 6 weapon models, followed by 3 orange models, and so on. All of the models are the exact same orange.

References#