The False Horizon - Attack on Titan
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Music Used:
Song 1: Spikeroog (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
Song 2: King Bran's Final Voyage (The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt)
Song 3: Shadows Dance in the Darkness (Radiant Historia)
Song 4: T-Kt (Attack on Titan Season 3)
Eren's hatred towards the Titans was due to the belief that they were at fault for humanity being behind bars, and that the death of the Titans would lead to freedom. But that isn't the truth. It was never the Titans, it was the world itself. His target has changed, but the goal has not: the eradication of the enemy.
And I feel like that's why Eren is a brilliant character. He grows, changes, and swaps beliefs; but he doesn't. Merely the target of his hatred does. His character isn't contradicted.
exactly. Eren has always been like this, just look at what he did to those human traffickers-he was always capable of cruelty. his ultimate goal is freedom. even if he has to destroy the entire world to get that, and alienate his loved ones in the process.
@@annikah9020 just as he said that if anyone was willing to take his freedom away, he wouldn't hesitate to take theirs...
His character and his nature are still exactly the same.
Only this time, Eren has become stronger than ever, even Levi or Zeke Yeager are nowhere near his level.
Even though i prefer Levi more, i still can't deny that this Eren Yeager has become more interested than ever
I haven't read the manga yet, but seeing how season 3 ended, I'm really looking forward to the character development Eren will receive in season 4. Homie's whole life has been a lie.
Not really he isn't a stupid brat anymore who is controlled by his anger. He keeps moving forward and destroying his enemies not because he wants to but because that's the only answer he thinks he has.
What makes the sea scene so sad for me is that it's a summary of what has happened to the main trio. In order to get there they had to change as people, and Eren's words made me suddenly realize that the kids from the beginning of the story, or even one or two arcs ago, are no longer there. Just like their idea of the sea, they have been contaminated by the world
Like a fallen angeellll
Toki no kaze ni....
Yeah Sea Ducked
The sea was just another wall.
Mi Za DAMN that’s too deep brether
It is better in the manga tho :p
"To surpass monsters, you must be willing to abandon your humanity."
Eren still seems to be following what Armin told him way back then.
Too Bad Armin Didnt Learned That Lesson From Himself
It's weird, because Armin is probably the biggest influencer in Eren's decision making. Him showing Eren the sea made Eren want to explore the outside world, him telling him that lie is what Eren took to heart and became the person he needed to be. Even when Eren's life was on the line, he allowed Armin to make the ultimate decision on how to move forward in Season 1 episode 9. Unfortunately, we see what happened in the end...
@@rinokumura7371 "Why beat them when you can just coexist with them?"
- Armin, probably
The ocean scene is so bitter sweet. You realize how broken Eren has become to get here
Yeah extremely sad
It was bittersweet for me because seeing armin achieve his dream meant that erwin never achieved his
@@mohamedelhediissa289 I mean, sort of. He didn't know of the direct truth, but gave up his life for someone who also has a dream and will found out for him. It is kinda sad.
It has the declaration of war feel.
Currently my single favorite anime scene, and considering we're through most of the good stuff now with the anime it'll remain I'm sure (manga reader am I)
Aleczandxr keeps moving forward, until all his videos are completed.
TheWolfmanHulk because he was born into this world
"I commit evil acts to stop even greater evil"
love the video!
Glad you enjoyed!
So the mean DO justify the ends🤔
> *get invaded because of what he did*
Congrats the only thing that stopped is your IQ
@@Aleczandxr
Great Video
Also, until you pointed it out that they were child soldiers, that never really crossed my mind. I think it would be really cool if you could do a video on Mrs, Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, K-on or Made in Abyss.
@@alfreddrewes9362 Sorry mate but I don't take requests from comments. But thanks!
Knowing what we know now, if you’ve kept up with the manga, this scene is even sadder
I wonder how much he actually saw
It's actually quite amazing he didn't break up and lose his mind completely, I would have fallen into depression.
My theory is that at that point he had seen himself killing dozens in Marley so that's why he asked if he killed them all whether or not he'd be free. He didn't fully understand the enemy at this point, but he knew they were there and that he'd kill them.
@@maxhydekyle2425 that's a fair theory
Chapter 120 and 130 shows you what he saw.
@@djehuty7771 Honestly at this point seeing his development up to chapter 133, I can be almost 100% sure that he's depressed and just wants to be over with it all.
I mean, since that moment he connected with his dad's memories in S3 and even before that at the end of S1 with Mikasa he's said things that makes me believe he doesn't even want to be alive, but he has to keep going.
Spoiler chapter 133
I agree with Reiner's perspective, Eren wants them to stop him ; since he knows the future and we don't, and seeing how he feels in chapter 131, I can say he doesn't want to be alive by the end of this and he also wishes for peace.
We just don't know the extent of what he knows and why exactly he's going by such a drastic plan.
Eren is in pain, I'm sure of it, he must be in such pain.
If Reiner's theory is correct (as well as mine because that's also what I've been thinking) then he must be in such pain that he wants them to hate him and kill him. Of course even if he wants them to kill him, doesn't mean he doesn't have a reason why the act of being killed would change something.
I can't believe how much I've grown to love this story. Favourite manga.
Me, literally after reading the title: Oh that's such a good title!
Good to know that you thought that literally after reading the title. I otherwise would have been confused about the chronology of these events
I feel the same as eren and armin ,living the war in syria the region i live un is most threatened i always wanted to live abroad even befour the war i am now in a pivotal stage in my life having finshed universty ,iwant to see the world while i know the outer world where i want to go is peaceful unlike my own and it has many opprtunities but still i realize it's not perfect wherever i go i will be refugee or a migrant undesired and in a forighen land and here i am threatend caged and am not even a protaganist i have no speacial powers i can not change anything and am not being negative it's the truth i know people who are in the thick of things but still are helpless , so i spend my days sleeping going to work worrying feeling sadness for the lost ones in my city hoping for a better future but not seeing a good outcome i am burdned with this knowledge and not alone in it i think everyday about enlisting ( am not gonna go into details) but i hesitate maybe it's fear maybe it's lack of hope am just a weak girl really compared to other girls as well. i hesitate is being a cog in the machine is it worth it what should i look for in this life .
Indeed befour i was like armin thinking if i can travel the world that would be it now am just sad heartbroken and cynical at the age of 24.
"Nothing less than evil will be capable of ending the evil of this cycle of misery" not sure what you meant there. Great vid btw
To draw a parallel with the real world: to stop Hitler they also had to pay a lot of Innocent Germans who might not be involved or hated Hitler, through a necessary evil to stop him: war.
In order to kill a killer you have to become the killer
I fucking love Attack on Titan and this video man wow this shit is so beautiful I shed a tear ngl
As usual, you amazingly express a very specific aspect of the narrative that this exceptional season captures so incredibly well...the loss of Eren's idealism, the motif of the sea, of freedom, encapsulated in the closure of the story pre-time jump/Marley arc, that beautifully poignant scene at the sea, and the inherent melancholy within what this scene meant for Eren's characterization and the arc's resolution. I really could not have put it better myself, and in fact, as usual, you capture my feelings on the matter so well and crystallize it further by explaining it wonderfully! The realism that infringes upon the idealism of Eren's outlook on the freedom of the sea is one of the most vital thematic points of this season, and that final scene's significance is what you present so well here. It really was a false horizon, what a fitting way of putting it, well done!
Armin's idealism, represented by the sea, that expanse, that horizon evoking hope and peace, is salvaged for him by his survival. Eren, however, with the memories of his father coursing through his mind after the discovery of the contents of the basement, erode his own hope in what the symbol of the sea represented. I think a scene you very easily could have included in this video to help bolster your point is during the final episode, when Eren is trying to console Armin about him being chosen to survive after Floch's criticism (before the ceremony), and as he tries to argue that they will now get to go to the ocean....a flashback of Faye, Grisha's sister (his aunt!), torn apart by the dogs in Marley....makes him pause, horror-struck at the epiphany that the very ideal they clung to, reaching that sea to be free, is a fallacy. The fact that Armin was not at the basement reveal actually adds to that point as well, his hope is maintained, but Eren's ideal has been compromised. Of course, this is because, as that final scene shows, beyond the sea are enemies....and to truly be free, to end the cycle that has been perpetuated for 2,000 years, it needs to be continued one more time, and resolved by the very horrors of war that feed the suffering of this world steeped in pessimism, violence, warfare, segregation and despair. From here, we hit a milestone of the narrative as a whole, a structural end to the Paradis reality, and the story sets up the dive into a wider, far more morally, ethically, and socially complex world and tale. As a springboard to this, what you describe in the video is a truly effective thematic point that resonates what is to come, and I'm so glad you touched on that so damn well!
Magnificent video as usual, I'm very happy you did one about AoT, it's genuinely probably my favorite ongoing anime story right now (and the manga has been absolutely incredible from Marley onwards, the recent developments have just gotten better and better narratively, chapter 122 was crazy! The conclusion of the story will be a big factor in deciding how great AoT truly ends up being, though, as expected, and we are definitely getting closer). If the anime continues to produce an adaptation like this, with this last season literally surpassing the source material in so many ways, what comes next in AoT, this final season, has the potential to genuinely be one of the very best animes I've ever seen, it's already up there after S3 Part 2, but the Marley arc is truly exceptional, and I hope they really can continue this impeccable, in fact transcendent, adaptation.
Brilliant job, I would love to see more on AoT, I'm glad we continue to share interests in similar stories/works of art and analyze them in very similar ways!
Thanks as always for sharing your extensive thoughts on the topic mate! Definitely super glad that you enjoyed. It's such an amazing story, with unrivalled foreshadowing and plotting, and a mythos that just deepens, recontextualizes and expands upon itself with each new manga revelation. I totally agree, if S4 adapts Marley well then it'll become a top 10 anime for me without a doubt (it's already top 15, mind..), and that's at the very least. As for more AoT content - I'd definitely love to do more but most of the topics I'd be interested in occur during Marley and on, so it'll probably have to wait until S4 is animated (assuming I'm still making videos by then, lol)
@@Aleczandxr I've just recently found ur videos and Im just flabbergasted on finding someone that see anime in the light that I see it as man. I can't stop watching your videos bro, keep up the good work 🤗🤗😃👊
It was painful... Especially Eren's question about the killing enemies for freedom...
Dude, when Eren looked at the sea, it was like in MHA when Endeavor saw the real All Might.
The realization that everything you did was crushed by your knowledge of what it all truly was. Truth hurts is an understatement.
Eren saw the world as Bertholdt did before his final transformation.
Perhaps it was the day Eren became that man in the final arc
As much as I love MHA, Eren's realization here is far more soul crushing than Endeavor's.
@@benl.4577 for sure, Endeavor's moment with All Might was definitely a big reality check that made him reconsider his goals, but with Eren his entire world was upended and all that was left was a depressing realization that potentially the only way to gain freedom for himself and his loved ones was to become a devil and commit mass murder.
Your intros are always so amazing.
Much appreciated!
*videos
"Nothing less than evil will be capable of ending the evil of this cycle of misery."
Dang
It's crazy: in the first season, there was so much drama, nihilism and suffering yet I couldn't feel a thing. Then two seasons later, with the world being given a chance to breathe, and the characters to develop, while simultaneously pushing the plot forward in crazy ways, I won't deny, I didn't cry, but I got fucking emotional in this ending scene. Coupled with the beautiful visuals, contrasting with Eren's VA superb line delivery, and the emotional score, this was easily one of the most bittersweet scenes I've ever watched in an anime.
There was so much weight in that last moment of the season, and you video essay put words to it. Thank you
You’re very welcome!
Armin has eyes as blue as the ocean.
just like the characters, we all have our walls, oceans and horizons... life, however, is not so generous and a significant number of us never get the chance to see past those walls... to reach our oceans... and make way towards our horizons... the handful that do see success, at least in my observation, are completely changed by their journeys... they are no longer wide-eyed and idealistic... in their own ways, they transformed, grew, improved and learned... one way or another, they became part of the same oceans and horizons they saw back when they were gazing from the walls...
"Nothing less than evil will be capable of ending the evil of this cycle of misery!"
As an anime only watcher I’m very excited to see how this great show all culminates. Superb video as always!
Great analysis, good music and nice editing. Subscribed.
Glad you enjoyed.
Holy shit. You actually made one.
I just finished season 3 a couple days ago and if anything is gonna convince me so start reading aot its gonna be a combo of cliffhangers and videos like this
I'd say go for it. It's really good and further recontextualizes events that happened in the first three seasons
I read it just a couple of days ago. I was really hesitant to read the manga at first because i love the anime so much. But reading it was beyond my expectations, and i had already attack on titan as my second favorite series even before the marley arc...
@@yegor6763 ya I went ahead and started reading and holy hell that arc was amazing. I'm almost caught back up since I just can't stop reading
You know i always recommend people to stay anime only as it hits hard when you firdt discover it in anime without getting spoiled or already having expectations. That's why s2 ead my fav. And since s4 is not that far away i will say it will be worth to wait.
Attack on titan is honestly so so so so good rn. I can’t wait till season 4, when all hell comes loose
A simple video, but it encapsulates what happens well, and you contributed your own observation of our romanticization of the unknown, without going too into it. A good short and sweet video, with a very nice tease at the end.
Dang, I wish they left in Eren's tears when he arrived at the ocean...
Eren:""If violence does not help - need more violence"
His Friends: no, thanks
It's almost human nature to want to see the world in a much more peaceful light and hope for a better future. Especially in the world of attack on titan where it is extremely cutthroat brutal and even borderline nihilistic in how people are discarded for the sake of a supposed greater good. I'm not really a huge fan of the series and I never caught on to it but this show definitely has its character growth and although Eren has become a person that he had initially despised at the beginning due to his black and white morality he matures and steels himself to do evil to counteract evil in the same way that the royalist tried to do when they sent hundreds of thousands of civilians to go fight the titans in an attempt to thin the population. He knows that he isn't a good person and that he'll most likely suffer some serious backlash and hatred for what hes done but it's what the world needs in order for him to save it.
I just want to say this, before watching the video, really loved the FMA videos and in the mean time I have discovered AoT (which blew my mind) and went back to check if you had any AoT related videos and you did not and now you have made one, thank you, I know it will be a good one.
this makes that scene more depressing than ever
Attack on titan series is going to be remembered for their entire life
Attack on Titan is number 4 on my greatest anime of all time list. But when the story finally finishes, its gonna be number 3.
What's your top 3 now?
@@feshin6959 Death Note, Hunter x Hunter, and Dragon Ball. I made a video about my favorite anime if you want to check it out ruclips.net/video/Vq7LDlwctpQ/видео.html
I recommend you to read BERSERK then
@@GILGAMESH069 it's on my list to read
it may even go higher
This was a beautiful video. Good work!
Thanks!
I love this video and S3 so much. The sheer hopelessness conveyed during the ocean scene was incredible and gut-wrenching. I really think you captured that feeling in the video, and that’s part of why I love AOT so much! It gets you to understand the nature of war and the motives of characters in such a visceral, real way, and nobody is on the side of light-it’s mindblowing, to be honest.
Very glad that you enjoyed!
Every single freaking upload makes my brain evolve, like who can just casually think on this level💀🧠
*To you 2000 Years from now*
Excellent work, as always!!! When I watch season 3 I caught a glimpse of everything you have talked about, but the deep way you explore those ideas always catch my whole attention. I really appreciate you took in consideration the anime-only viewers and I found your predictions at the end quite interesting wheter they turn to be more or less accurate! I enjoy your videos so much that it makes me consider watching every anime you talk about only to be able to follow up your thoughts. I would like to create content like you do, in such a clear and appealing way. Even more, I hope you keep producing such well done analyzes!
Thanks very much!
You've made my day doing a vid on my favourite anime. Thanks a bunch 👍
You’re very welcome.
Knowing what i know so far in season 4.....im scared for the future
Eren is the true successor of Erwin.
it is funny how AOT helps in understanding modern politics
Eren vaguely reminds me of Captain Ahab, mostly in the context of being held prisoner by their own perceptions of the world and of their own duties that must be completed in it. Also gud vid luv ur stuff.
Any chance you would make an Aleczandxr style vid on Ahab?
@@misters6749 nope, but if you haven't heard of him already, Plagueofgripes made a villains video that summarizes him very well
@@Cruciblemallot Actually I am quite familiar with Plague from the Dragonball Videos + that Naruto video.
Imma look for that video.
Do you know the title of it or it named something obvious like Moby Dick analysis?
I'm a simple man, i see aleczandxr i click.
Make a video on Eren Yeager after season 4 ends, you're the best person I know who could do one.
Unfortunately I don't take any requests from comments, sorry about that! But I really appreciate that, thank you for saying so!
@@Aleczandxr thanks for replying, he's a pretty interesting character to do a video on. I just thought that you might like his character.
Love it! Can't wait to see how the series wraps up
Attack on Titan Season 2 got me genuinely enjoying the series and Season 3 Part 2 made me consider it one of the greatest anime of all time. As Aleczandxr has covered in his video Isayama is impeccable at making such a masterfully crafted and intricate story, effective at symbolism (as seen by the sea example) as well as using that symbolism to help mark character development (as seen by how the sea has changed in meaning for Eren). I definitely look forward to the next season of Attack on Titan, it will be one hell of a wild ride.
War is hell.
I get Aleczandxr notification, everything else gets dropped!
Loved the editing in this video!
Great stuff as always!
Thanks!
Great video as always.
Cheers.
Rest In Peace grandpa kitchen
This is such a beautiful video essay. My only regret is not watching it right when it came out.
Thank you!
This is so sad...
This is a beautiful video
Thanks!
твои видео просто бесподобны, ты как будто залез в мою голову и сказал все что я думаю про это аниме
Yep, even across the sea is just more fighting. First the dream was just to kill all the titans and it would be over, the titans would be gone and everyone would be free and appreciate this new world but no, there was more to it. Less terrifying but so much more complex to solve. Personally when i watched it, i just considered it the next problem, something to solve after the titan crisis and after that it would be over instead of now but it makes that it meant more to them. I think they will eventually have to find a way to rid all Eldians of the curse in order to let the Marleyans trust them
I want to thank you for using witcher 3's soundtrack
Dear anime only boyos...
PLEASE READ THE MANGA!
His videos are just amazing
I find wholesome and far from evil the answer given by the author to how to handle the situation. I'm talking about sieg's plan
Vinland saga which is by the same studio is pretty good. This is coming from a manga reader who read far ahead. I think it is something that you will enjoy because I know you like shows that discuss different outlooks on life. The show really invites you to think about what causes violence and war and ways to live. I have spent a lot of time thinking a learning about Nordic mythology. The idea of Valhalla is scary in how it created a society of fighters and conquerors. This season is just the prologue to a much bigger story. The farmland and Baltic war arcs really pay off what this arc. The evolution of Thorfinn is great. I can’t wait for a video on it.
I’m already watching the anime, but there will not be a video about the series. Please refer to my MAL if you’re interested in what I’ve watched/am currently watching.
Damn... I forgot how sexy the animation was....
masterpiece
I think after realizing the false finish line - it's a matter of compromise and finding that balance between realism and hope.
Because let's face it, Eren now in the newest chapter is both right on protecting his own people rather than sacrificing them and immensely wrong in wanting to destroy the world. He's the one who values freedom, but he's ironically chained to his own idealized freedom which he becomes a slave to.
While Armin (with the rest of Survey Corps) understand the depth of hate and trouble dealing with the world that just want them gone out of fear and hatred, but they know nothing will be worthwhile when you pay them with the blood of the thousands and Armin (in Ch. 131) still believes there is something out there, something good, which give him the ability to see this through.
I have witcher behind the browser and thought the game was playing on the background
This all sound like a Vsauce episode
I wonder how Erwin would have reacted to the truth
"Remember how everyone called me crazy for saying our history was a lie? What now bitch?"
@@maxhydekyle2425 lmao fo sure
Witcher 3 music on an Attack on Titan vid? You're alright.
I hear King Bran's last voyage.
Amazing video!
Thanks!
Amazing video as always!
Thanks!
my favorite youtuber puts out a video of my favorite show on my birthday. Pinch me I must be dreaming
Happy birthday!
Great video mate!
Thanks!
titan's are just meat mechas
Lelouch would be proud of Eren.
Just finished watching code geass yesterday really liked it
nice radiant historia music
Great video as always! I love it❤
Thanks!
Just watched it. Love your analysis mate. Are you ever gonna make the finale vid when the anime final season part 2 is finished? I saw your twitter post about the 139 ending 5 months back ago and I absolutely agree with you. I personally liked chapter 139.5. The hope and hopelessness in 139 and 139.5 reminds me a lot of "girl's last tour" ending. The best I can describe the ending is that it's both idealistic and realistic. Do you like 139.5 too? Hope you reply to this but the chances are low lol. Still gonna take that chance though cuz I'm built different. Love you and your vids mate. Hope you never stop doing this stuff.
I plan on making at least one more Attack on Titan video because of a Patreon request but beyond that, I don't know if I'll cover the actual conclusion of the story. I'll cover individual aspects or characters, but probably not the ending itself. And I'm glad you enjoyed the videos. I hope I can keep making them as well, but I need all the support I can get if I want to so please continue to watch, comment, like and share them to help me out! Cheers.
@@Aleczandxr bro you actually replied lmao. Thank you mate and I will keep watching your videos because we have the same taste in anime!
U should make a video on kenny ackerman
Attack on Titan greatness level is over 9000.
It's gonna be the best anime that will define our generation.
Attack on Titan isn't comparable to the other shows because it is just that good
FINALLY A NEW VIDEO!
Eh? I just posted an hour long video two weeks ago, lol
**cringe** sorry
Pls analyse Attack on Titan 139. Nobody else can do it except you.
I already talked about it on Twitter, you can check my thread about it there.
Witcher 3 !
Aww
Was hoping to watch offline on my daily commute
I thought it was an AMV. a surprise to be sure..
U did it! I knew you would someday, AoT is far to great and judging u by ur content, u are too. So it was unavoidable
[spoilers] it's sad how all of this lead to a shallow ending, where genocide is supposed to be some kind of heroic act by eren, and violence simply a tool towards peace, but everything up to the ocean scene will be perfection in my eye, even if the things afterwards completely dropped the ball and exposed the author's muddled (and at places "yikes") understanding of power, politics and freedom
After reading ch 123 Spoiler
My take on this
This video is talking about Eren's more realistic view of the world and that he chose to do what he did. That is one of the reasons I believe he won't go ahead with his plan or it will be stopped somehow.
WOW finished AOT today
Have you caught up with the manga?
Yep! It’s incredible.
Nice video 👏👏👏
Thanks.
What happened to all your FateZero videos?
Just a curious question: Will there be a video about Shinobu Sensui from YU YU HAKUSHO?
Nope
It blows my mind how much Eren has changed throughout the course of the series, especially during season 3. Doesn't even look the same, but in the best way possible. I was part of the crowd that thought season 1 was just hype fodder and nothing deeper, but dear God I was SO WRONG. And I've never been so happy to be wrong in my life
Season 1 was far more than that. I never understood how people could percieve season 1 as just "superficial action". Guess too many are just incecure about not being seen in the "normie" crowd, as AoT got that stigma becouse of it's huge amount of popularity. So many people care too much about the surroundings of AoT (it's fanbase), that they no longer see the show for what it is. Really is a shame for something so well written as AoT. And yes, that goes for season 1 as well.
@@beastvicious8672 I never said season 1 was bad. It may have been hype fodder, but it was, and still is, one of the most hype shows I've seen. But saying it's "far more than that" seems faulty to me, because my biggest gripe was my most important aspect, and that's character.
By the end of the first episode Eren was a Titan killing machine. Nearly all the scenes with him circled back to killing Titans in some way and that was the only thing that was ever "explored" at the time.
Mikasa had 1 and a half aspects to her character, she loves Eren, and she's really good at killing titan. We get a reason why she loves Eren but I felt we didn't get enough of her own reasoning why it was so important. The reason why she was so good at killing Titans hadn't been explained yet either which is fine but could've been more interesting.
Armin was the best character, actually showing progression throughout the season.
And, at the time, most of the side character could be explained in a sentence or even less sometimes. The best exception being Jean.
I want to emphasize that, while at the time I saw them all as mostly flat characters for the vague Titans to chew through, the action and hints of intrigue kept me watching. Having finished season 3 I'm so happy it was like this, having gotten a LOT of development for Eren and Armin, with a hint of what makes Mikasa AND Levi so special, showing there's a narrative reasoning to it. Nearly every surviving side character got great development, though I wish we got some for Connie, which I don't doubt will come soon.
The fact that you reject people's opinions with something as weak as "not wanting to go against the norm" and "being insecure" is not only dismissive of the opposing argument, but also extremely insulting.
Especially given that your current argument for it being special is because it was.
If you disagree with me, that's fine. Every person is entitled to their own opinion. But going out of your way to insult someone else's opinion and character as you did is not afforded to you.
If you wish to argue, feel free to give me your argument and/or counterpoints and I can assure you that I, for one, will not dismiss it and give it the full acknowledgement it deserves.
Alright. I'll give a proper response tomorrow when i have time, going more in detail. It wasn't a personal insult. I've just seen so many jump on the "AoT hype" bandwagon, dissmissing what season 1 was about. Echoing people like Gigguk, regarding it as an "action spectacle". Which is a very superficial describtion, of what went down in season 1. I could see that describtion for Gurren Lagann and One Piece. But AoT isn't simply about showing off for shits and giggles. I never understood that sentiment for the show.
@@beastvicious8672 I understand that it wasn't a personal insult, it's just that I find it presumptuous that you seem to think you know why I have my opinion workout asking. I do watch Gigguk and other such critics, but I still form my own conclusions.
Also, of you think Gurren Lagann is just an action spectacle, you need to rewatch it. It does have amazing active, but there's a lot more to it then that!
Looking forward to your response!
Side note: Armin makes me feel like the ant that can never make it Florida with all his hope lol
For Humanity...
Keep the aot content coming man! Great video
Thanks! And sorry, but this will probably be the only AoT video on this channel. At least until the entire story gets animated, if I'm still doing RUclips by that time.