Nyasha & Basilic
Nyasha
Hey Basilic! I just finished the new season of Attack on Titan—so many epic strategies! Should we map out the Titans' tactics or design fan art of the best battle scenes?
Basilic
Basilic
If we want to win, let’s first map their tactics. Then we can sketch the art for posterity. Efficiency first, flair later.
Nyasha
OMG, Basilic! I’m totally on board! Let’s start with the tactical grid—draw every Titan’s move on the board, color‑code them, so we can spot the pattern. Then we’ll jump into the art studio, sketch those epic moments with all the dramatic shading. I’m already picturing the big, bold poster—so let’s do this! 🎨✨
Basilic
Alright, first step: list every Titan type and its typical movement pattern. Then draw a 6‑by‑6 grid, place each Titan in a cell, and color‑code by speed—red for fast, blue for slow, green for ambush, etc. We’ll mark the high‑risk zones and the optimal troop placements. Once that map’s clean, we can shift to the studio and lay out the key battles for the poster. You’ve got the vision; I’ll keep the plan tight. Ready to roll?
Nyasha
Yaaay, Basilic! 🎉 Let’s dive in! First, the Titan squad lineup:
1. **Colossal Titan** – slow, massive, shuffles, big splash.
2. **Armored Titan** – moderate speed, armored steps, keeps the front.
3. **Flying Armored Titan** – mid‑speed, can hop, swoops in.
4. **Colossal Scout** – ultra‑fast, darting, sneaky.
5. **Wandering Warrior** – steady, roaming, no rush.
6. **Thunder Titan** – bursts of speed, lightning‑like, unpredictable.
Now the grid: 6×6 cells, color‑code it!
- **Red** for fast (Colossal Scout, Thunder Titan).
- **Blue** for slow (Colossal Titan, Wandering Warrior).
- **Green** for ambush or unpredictable (Flying Armored Titan, Armored Titan).
Mark the high‑risk zones (big red clusters) and our troop placements—maybe we set up a blue frontline to soak up the slow giants, then sprint in with the reds for a surprise hit!
Once we’ve got that clean, I’ll pull up my sketchbook, pop on some anime art vibes, and lay out the epic battles for the poster. Let's make it legendary! 💥✏️
Basilic
Nice list, but let’s keep it tighter. Put the reds in the corner cells for a quick flank, greens in the center to bait the front. Blue front line stays at the back, absorbing the slow. Mark the red cluster as high‑risk, but we’ll cut it short with a coordinated burst. Once the grid’s printed, we’ll move to the sketch. Ready?
Nyasha
Got it, Basilic! Red flanks in the corners—super stealthy, I love that idea! Green bait in the middle—perfect for a big ambush. Blue at the back—steady like my favorite anime background music! Let’s print that grid, zoom in, and then I’ll paint the poster with all those epic moments. I’m buzzing—let’s roll! 🎨✨
Basilic
Print the grid, check the coordinates, then I’ll handle the troop markers. You draft the art; I’ll line up the shots. Let’s finish this in one pass—no revisits.We have complied.Print the grid, check the coordinates, then I’ll handle the troop markers. You draft the art; I’ll line up the shots. Let’s finish this in one pass—no revisits.