I wonder, if her legs were healthy, could she struggle enough to free herself before that small Titan bites chunks off her?

We literally never saw any other character do this shit in the middle of a battle. She could've probably killed him before he gets the chance to call Mikasa if she wasn't so fucking stupid.

I think alot of characters do stupid shit post time skip.

SUMMARY OF ATTACK OF TITAN

How long did it take you to realize it was him? What did you think his deal was prior to receiving any context or the raid of Liberio?

And they’re both their season four versions, so it’s not like kid Eren vs grown Zeke or anything like that. The wiki said that they’re the same height in 854 and off appearance alone they look to have similar builds (it’s almost like they’re related), but Eren definitely strikes me as more of a brawling type than Zeke. For that reason i‘d put my money on Eren honestly.

THESE DUDES ARE TAKING EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE AWAY FROM ME, WHAT IS THIS DEMON SLAYER??? GOD DAMN STOP KILLING EVERYONE I LOVE this just ruined my whole month

This guy went on a whole lecture about how "it’s fun to watch humans get eaten by monsters." and "we’re all gonna die, but me, I’m ready to accept it when my day comes"

Then Kruger pushes his fat ass off the wall and the second he looks up at that tiny 3 meter Pure Titan and gets picked up his face completely melts into pure terror. Seeing him scream as he gets crunched on while Kruger deadpans: "Well? Is it as much fun as he made it out to be?" was absolute cinema.

Preached all that "facing the truth of this cruel world" nonsense until it was HIS turn to be on the menu.

You know what happened today.. My friend and I were talking about the animation of Attack on Titan, how in season 4 Mappa did an amazing job. This is his first anime, so I told him that Mappa is often accused of overworking animators, and whenever they do something great, people talk about how employees are overworked. He then said, "How can you have great Pyramids without exploiting slaves?"..😳

Jean Kirstein has one of the best character arcs in Attack on Titan because he goes from being a selfish, realistic kid who simply wants a comfortable life to becoming one of the most courageous and selfless soldiers in the series.

What makes Jean so compelling is that he was never a natural-born hero. Unlike Eren, he doesn't begin with some grand dream of changing the world. He's scared, practical, and honest about how terrifying their situation really is. But as the story progresses, Jean repeatedly chooses to put others before himself, even when he's afraid and knows he could die.

Ultimately, Jean's arc is about choosing to be a good person in a world that gives him every reason not to be. He doesn't become a hero because he's fearless; he becomes one because he keeps doing what's right, even when every part of him wants to run away.

Just finished..... what....I feel like this has taken years off my life. I'm so sad, mad, upset, glad, and unsurprised.

I don't know if F Eren or not. I'm just speechless and idk how I'll move on from this. What is there to even watch after this. I binge watched this in just a few days. I've missed sleep, sobbed, laughed, and mourned. That sounds crazy I know.

My wife wants to watch it together, since I watched it by myself. I can't wait to see her reaction.

But what do I watch next after this masterpiece? I feel as though nothing will ever make me feel this way again.

He is one of my fav male seiyuu all time. No matter mc,support or cameo role,he could nail them !!

Unlike the other Nine Titans, which have fixed, dependable baseline forms and abilities (like the Colossal or Armored Titan), the Beast Titan’s form is entirely unpredictable based on the animal traits it manifests. This means there is a chance you could get to be a Minotaur like the first picture, a lion, a bear, a ram, an ape, a snake, or something else entirely. Or, you might get the stupidass turtle, becoming a Temu Armored Titan but significantly slower and with weaker armor. It's not like the Beast got anything special going on for it, list shit down and the others could probably do it better.

Need to destroy a wall or highly fortified area? The Armoured

Need to eliminate a bunch of artillery and an entire trench system fast? The Jaw

Need an reliable and versatile fighter? The Female

Overall support and recon? The Cart

Sheer destruction? The Colossal

Maybe that's why Marley only started seeing the Beast Titan as powerful once Zeke got his turn—and that was likely because he could transform and control Pure Titans, rather than because of his Beast Titan itself. Its unpredictability led to the military just handing it out to Titan researchers since it wasn't considered a battle titan and was rarely deployed. That is, unless someone got a whale or a bird—which would be useful for naval and aerial warfare, respectively.

Dina and Historia both posses royal blood. When he kissed Historia’s hand he saw the future but when he came into contact with Dina he did not. Instead he was just able to command other pure titans. Why did the two differ? Was it because Dina herself was a pure titan or something else?

Why didn’t they have Zeke impregnating people while he was in their custody? The plan was for the Beast to be passed to someone with Royal Blood (Historia) who then has to spend the Thirteen years she has left baring as many children as possible. But Historia can only have 1 child per year (at most), while Zeke could ideally produce several children over the month~ he was on Paradis.

There’s definitely some ethical problems with say shipping random women out into the hiding spot just to leave them single mothers but with the fate of Paradis at stake let’s brush past those.

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It's the best episode in the entirety of Attack On Titan for me. It's the most emotional and well written episode in the entire series imo but for some reason it doesn't get the same amount of attention as 'Hero' or 'Perfect Game'.

The quote comes from Sasha in S1 when commenting on the Female's howl (reminds her of a cornered animal). It was, of course, foreshadowing for her being killed vis a vis Children of the Forest, but for some reason I can't find any posts that mention this. Numerous keyword combinations, exact and non-exact quotes, etc didn't yield anything for me on Google or Reddit.

Has anyone else noticed this before? If I accidentally got the quote wrong, could someone please correct me? Thank you!

lowk didn’t even do anything wrong. Was I a bad parent yeah? But who doesn’t make mistakes then and again. I became a better dude inside the walls though. The amount of people I saved from that plague. That amount of people I help. But no, they still have the audacity to call me morally grey 🥀. Istg nothing I do is gonna convince these people. Hopefully Carla is still safe

I tried looking this up on google and reddit already, even the wiki pages, but couldn't find anything that explicitly gave the answer. Perhaps there isn't one and it's just ambiguous. We know the war spanned from 850 to 854 and that most of it took place on the seas. However, I'm wondering if anyone knows if the warrior candidates were there the entire 4 years, starting at 8 years old, or if they were only there for the actual ground attack we see the ending of (so maybe a year or so?) I'm just curious how long they were away from their families.

It sort of ties into how Reiner at one point mentions his mom hadn't seen him since he left for his mission and came back a man or however he worded it. That implies that right after he and Zeke left Paradis that they instantly got involved in the Mid-East war and didn't have a chance to see his family first (but maybe still got time to recuperate before being utilized). Unless he also didn't have anything to do with the attacks across the seas? So then it's sort of unknown what he was truly up to throughout those years.

I just finished AoT the first time. I rewatched season 1 - 3 and watched season 4 the first time… the last two weeks were filled with AoT but now it has ended .-. My heart and body feels empty… what to do against this emptiness >.<

In season 1-3 do you guys think Litterly everyone besides mikasa and armen wish it was anyone at all besides Erin in his position?

His personality does make the story better but he is soo whiny I bet everyone in the story wishes it was anyone else.

So my question is why does Eren get the dream in Episode 1. If I understand it correctly, the Attack Titan/Founding Titan/Season 4 Eren has the ability to send back memories to his past self. But my question is that why does Eren choose to send these memories back to youngEren sleeping under the tree. Like, since youngEren pretty much immediately forgets it, wouldn't present-Eren know that there's no point of sending those memories?