However, the Founder Ymir decided to place all her bets on the younger Yeager and granted his wish by freeing the wall titans. The last time we saw Zeke, he tried to stop Eren from convincing the Founder Ymir to destroy all of humanity. Much like Eren, Zeke has been absent for the past few episodes, with the story focusing on the alliance between Paradis and Marley. Is Zeke Yeager Dead? What Happened to Zeke After Eren Started the Rumbling? We last saw Zeke in the 80th episode of the series, titled "From You, 2,000 Years Ago." So what happened to Zeke? Is he dead? Read on to find out. One particular question fans have had concerns the older brother of our villainous protagonist, Zeke Yeager. The fallout from the Rumbling has left viewers with many questions about the current situation in the Attack on Titan-verse. The last few episodes have focused on Mikasa, Armin, Hange, and the rest of the alliance while Eren has been MIA. Our favorite Scout Regiment members have allied with Marleyan warriors and are on their way to solving the "Eren" problem. Had they known the fluid is unnoticeable, they might not have guzzled down Marley's wine quite so readily.While things don't look too good for our heroes right now, they haven't given up. The revelation lowered the military's guard enough for Zeke to slip a seemingly innocuous lie into his tale - that after inhaling the Beast Titan's spinal fluid, the villagers were "paralyzed." This is complete fabrication, but fools the likes of Commander Pyxis and Zachary into believing there'll be an early warning if Zeke ever tries to poison them.
To gain the islanders' trust, Zeke admitted that a gaseous variant of his spinal fluid was used to turn the entire village of Ragako into Titans.
Secondly - and this is Zeke's true master stroke - the Paradis military were misled about the Beast Titan's powers. Since they're not Eldian, these people can drink the wine without being affected by Zeke's cry. Firstly, most of Yelena's followers are either Marleyan or hail from countries Marley invaded in the past. Spiking the wine, Zeke affords himself two major advantages. It's suggested (though never confirmed for sure) that Zeke can only perform this trick because of his secret royal blood, and a regular Eldian such as Colt would produce a lesser Beast Titan. Whether it's the Colossal Titan's explosions, or the War Hammer's detached nape, each Titan possesses unique abilities, and one of Zeke's is a sonic cry that turns anyone who ingested his spinal fluid into a Titan, as seen in the opening battle of Attack on Titan season 4. The wine's transformation properties derive from Titan powers specific to Zeke. Those whom Yelena believed had grown too close to the Paradis residents (such as Niccolo and Onyankopon) were not told about the true nature of the wine. so they could distribute the spiked wine without suspicion. On Zeke's behalf, Yelena then ensured her most loyal followers were given jobs in catering, restaurants, etc. Before shipping, however, these bottles had been laced with the spinal fluid of Zeke Yaeger. The Survey Corps didn't even know what coffee was before Marley came along. After Yelena brokered peace with Paradis on Zeke's behalf, she brought along a treasure trove of new foods and drinks from the outside world for Eldians to discover, one of which was an especially delicious wine reserved only for higher-ups. To understand Zeke Yaeger's plan in Attack on Titan, it's important to consider the limited resources on Paradis Island. Related: Attack On Titan: Why Mikasa Is Royalty (But Levi Isn't) When the episode does finally air, Attack on Titan will adapt Zeke's grand plan from Hajime Isayama's original manga series.
Attack on Titan will resume March 21st airing the interrupted episode back-to-back with episode 15, which was originally scheduled for that slot. The most recent installment of Attack on Titan season 4 begins with Eren attempting to uncover Zeke's location, but the episode was curtailed by real life events, as an earthquake struck Japan and the broadcast was halted.
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