Why Attack on Titan is One of the Best Anime of All Time
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- One of the best anime of all time has ended and yet we are still thinking about it. We usually don’t go full in discussing an anime series but there is just something about this show that is so good that we needed to make a video about it.
Video essay made by Moises & Sergio Velasquez
■ Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
1:04 - Information
4:26 - Agendas
7:34 - Perspective
■ Music:
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What did you think about the AOT ending?
Man, if I could, I would erase the whole series and watch it all over again, just to feel what I felt the first time
you said Manga-ka not MAN-GAH-KHA....that puts miles above other anime content creators
Manga Ending - 5/10
Anime Ending - 7/10
The ending was the right ending. It wasn't doom ending or happy ending.
A little rushed strangely for a series that went for so long but still fantastic
I never expected Screened to talk about Attack on Titan but I'm here for it. I've been on the AOT train since I was a young weeb a decade ago, but AOT is the new gateway anime for adults.
It easiler to recommend. It not full of kawaii, soft porn , chibi comedy moment that interrupt the story
This is such a great analysis of the themes of Attack on Titan!! "Who is the real enemy" is such a clear summary of how the story tugs on viewers/readers' emotions and adds to the nuance of such a grand-scale story! Another important theme I think is the ideal of "freedom" - at first, Eren's innocent desire for discovery and autonomy beyond the walls, which later transforms into horrendous acts of violence to justify "freedom" for a few
Thank you for the review. The show really provoked interesting debates with its ending. In a way confirming its point: hate creates only more hate and the one thing you can do is just always trying to do better, be a better person, be kinder to others.
Huh, never quite expected you guys to make essays about anime. Cool.
now this is what i have been waiting from you for long time
Really well written and voiced
A Disection Without A Straight Plot Summery, Your Work Is Well Worth A Sub
Duuuude! Holy hell this was an OUTSTANDING anaylsis. I knew there was a special reason why i loved Attack On Titan so much. Now i think you just explained why.
Just started reading the manga and it makes me wanna rewatch the show. And I can't stop listening to the music from the show. I find so much good about it but can't put my finger on it. Hard to describe it, so having a video that points out some of the things will help when trying to convince people how Attack on Titan is one of the best shows.
Underrated analysis
YEEEESSSS! A Screened video on peak fiction, let's GOOOOO!
A SURPRISE TO BE SURE BUT A WELCOME ONE
Aot was my first anime, and I'm so glad it was. it might honestly be the best show of all time. the story is so complex, and fascinating, the characters are perfect, and the setting is so realistic. I love this show, at first I only liked it because I looked like Eren, but the way it changed my perspective on life wouldn't've been able to have been achieved by any other show. This show is perfect and even if you don't like anime, you should watch it.
Easily best anime and best show I've watched ever. You couldn't predict anything. And the soundtrack is top tier. Been waiting for this for 10 years man
Normie posts, I sleep.
I finally watched it and yeah holli shit it was good I'm not even an. Anime person
If you want to talk about Cosmic Dread + Anime; I'd argue that Hellsing (OVA, the original anime was trash) and elven lied are pretty solid...
Hellsing cuz Alucard is the antithesis of "what the hell is that?!", even his enemies, far leaker vampires recoil in horror at his full power.
Elven Lied cuz of the 'invisibility' of Lucy's vectors and the shock/terror of stuff happening when she rampages but people aren't sure whats causing the blood/fire/death around them
Is this spoiler free? Please advise.
Dont watch it. It is all spoilers
Attack on Titan is a series that was written with all points planned from the beginning. The people who blew the ending way out of proportion clearly were not paying attention and just like the flashy colorful fights scenes in anime
An AOT video not assuming that because a political thought is used in a work of fiction it does not mean that the author endorses it. GReat vid.
Tatakae ! ✊
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I’d put it in my top 20-30 for sure. It would’ve been higher if season 4 part 2 wasn’t so slow and the ending in the final special wasn’t so convoluted and rushed
I couldn't bring myself to finish the anime. The mangaka has a history of glorifying imperialism (e.g. Mikasa is named after a famous Japanese imperial ship) and I really didn't like the holocaust allusion like, at all. The thing I *do* like is how we are led to believe Eren is the hero because he is the protagonist, but he ends up being the villain. The lore is also deeply fascinating when it comes to Ymir (why didn't she just kill the king? smh). I just wish it didn't come with all the other baggage, and the severed head thing at the end 😬
This is lost on many AoT fans, the title, at least initially, was heavily based upon a 2006 visual novel game called Muv Luv Alternative. To sum up the premise, the world has been waging a war for 40 years fighting alien hordes of alien where over the half the world has been taken over by these aliens and only about a billion people are alive and people use mechs to fight the aliens. The story is military themed and has a lot of political intrigue and political infighting, a coupe- similar to AoT. Many of the same themes found in AoT can be found in Muv Luv Alternative. I doubt anyone would play the game but its on steam and its a sequel. There are also anime adaptions of the spinoffs but not every titles can be blessed with good adaptions.
It's also superior to it in every way.
The "at least initially" made me laugh.
AoT doesn’t really have a “good guy.” It’s something that is done in several anime’s
The manga last 4 or so volumes felt rushed, plot points and events happened to quick and in the case of ch139 it was execute poorly, on its own the final arc that goes from ch 124 to 139 is below the rest of the series, while the anime version of those events sits among the best arcs in the show.
I think you feel with AoT that the author had something in mind but was either unable or unwilling to go the full path.
One of the narrative strands is that the Titans will not be relevant once the nations develop better weapons which is bound to happen soon.
So why is Zeke so obsessed with ending the Titans and Eldians ? Their threat is literally negated by just waiting.
There are so many of these questions i was left with after the ending...
Even if the titans will no longer be a major threat in few decades, the Eldians will still be considered as a potential threat and subhuman because of their blood. Marley would still continue using eldians as weapons and would try to obtain the founder titan from Paradis. Further, there is the continued threat of Rumbling. Zeke therefore considers euthanasia plan through sterilization as most humane plan for the rest of the Eldian race, as they will have a chance to live peacefully while eventually they stop existing.
it makes no sense. the second they have long range missiles or an atom bomb the rumbling becomes irrelevant. it only triggered bcs Zeke decided not to wait but actively cause it.@@an60255
Yesss, masterpiece.
I think the story needs a rewrite like the way Evangelion needed. There's a story in there, it just needs a few more passes.
AOT is the best anime bc it's not a fantasy ans titans do exist. I was told there was a bible or something saying giants were real and they were eating people. AOT is also the best anime alao bc of the forshadowing that we didn't even know. It was 2013 and we didn't even know what the hell the rumbling even was at the time.
I've seen a lot of mixed reception to the ending. Personally, the end of the manga feels like Isayama just ran out of time and his personal investment, and wanted to finish the series so he and the audience could move on. At least, that was the idea.
Imo, the retcon where Eren is revealed to be the one to have killed his mother(?) & commanded Grisha to act is where AoT jumped the shark. It completely destroys Grisha's arc and Eren's for that matter.
It could've been easier to accept if the only way Eren could conceptualize being stripped of his own agency by the Halucingenia / Worm was to blame himself for _everything_ including his father's poor life choices by proxy. But instead, it comes off like a cheap emotional crit. Without agency, the characters are all just moving along for the plot's sake.
There are other smaller things I didn't like, but that was the biggest one.
The codependent romance(???) between Eren and Mikasa was undercooked, should've been touched on in Marley Arc (on screen tension, maybe a drunken confession or a kiss that ultimately backfires).
overreliance on underdeveloped tertiary characters such as Sasha's Marleyan BF, in lieu of developing existing ones such as Annie or Colt or Kiyomi
the possibility of Bertholdt superceding Armin's persona, as other Titan Shifters have been possessed or influenced, such as Frieda and Eren. instead his crush on Annie(?) is mostly played for laughs, when he's never gotten flustered like that around her before he ate Bertholdt. in the above context it's legitimately disturbing and I don't think that was intentional.
I do think AoT has its great moments, despite the flaws. FT and Uprising Arcs were fantastic. Loved the flashbacks with Grisha and Kruger, the Reiss family + Historia, Zackley's whole double life, and the stuff with Eren and Reiner during the Marley Arc is probably my favorite writing in the series. I just wish the later stuff was more consistent in its tone.
NO I DONT WANT THAT. MIKASA WITH ANOTHER MAN?! -peak fiction
LOL after that terrible ending that is a character assesination of various characters, historia getting written off the series to become the wife of some ramdom farmer, Eren literally killing his mom and being suicidal for no reason(specially when we got 2 arcs, with 2 characters telling him not to do that, Historia and Erens mom) besides trying to force a nosensical ending that didnt resolve the main conflict
Journey isn't straight to point a- b
@@Watch-0w1 that only works for real life
@@rafresendenrafresenden.1644 it wasn't a shonen.
@@Watch-0w1 is a shonen and I dont understand why if it wasnt a shounen that would magically change the written problems, Eren literally killed his mom with time travel powers, 0 reasons for that to happen
@@rafresendenrafresenden.1644 he did it because he was meant to . He didn't have free will if he goal was to free his nation. He a flaw character.
I lost interest in the show when they revealed they themselves are titans.. and weapons of war that is slowly diminishing due to advancement of technology..... If i had to read or watch a show about ww1 or 2 style of show that talks about philosophy of war and utilitariansim, I wont be reading it from AXIS countries' work... just saying.
sorry man
but that Mikasa relationship thing came out of nowhere
his ultimate explanation being "i am an idiot" is also another low hanging fruit
"One of the best" means somewhere in the low top 100 now?
Nah aot is top 1 spor nothing beats that anime
Not one of... AOT is THE BEST
No
Yes
Wrong
Nah right
What most people dont understand about eren is his goal is to be free. And the only way he know how is throught sacrifice.
That all he ever learn since childhood, sacrifice to achive a goal.
That why he went with the rumbling. He isn't smart guy to find another way and it blinded by vision.
He killed his own mom when he could control all titans and eldians to behave as he likes throughout history. How is that smart.
@@ThatAnimeSnob how. This all happen after he got power.u mean he could have?
Plus eren isn't smartest person. He was broken man after everything happen to him.
I mean if we go with logic, why ymir did everything for cruel king
He did the rumbling because his friends couldn't find an alternative, simple as.
Him being unable to protect the island because "he's an idiot" is the shittiest cop out.
@@sumikacel88 I would argue there was no alternative, eren had two options, end all eldians, or end everyone else, there's no third option, there's no scenario where the war that's been going on even before ymir became a titan would've magically stopped without one side being wiped out, the ending makes that clear, so he chose his side, it's not a perfect choice and it made him the monster of many people of his world, this is what makes this show so interesting, it forces you to face the reality that no one is truly innocent.
@@abdobelbida7170 Yes, so as I said, him "being an idiot" and trying to make his friends into heroes out of nowhere, when his inner thoughts hadn't shown this plan of his, was obviously last minute so Isayama didn't have his main character be morally questionable without getting redeemed in some way.
He even perfectly understood what the only solution was previously, it's what he told Historia in chapter 130, now we're to assume he lied?
His friends' lives were endangered by the rumbling and the Yeagerists, Hange actually did die, something he could have prevented yet chose not to. If he was shackled to the future he saw then Eren simply lost to fate i.e Isayama not wanting to take the story where it naturally should have. I don't believe he had written it for 11 years to tell us about the cycle of violence.
Man I'm in the minority here but to me this anime ain't that good or deep.
Now I'll acknowledge: it's OST is a bop, and I think the problem is that the author, like most manga authors, was on an ungodly, inhuman time crunch that made him fumble the ball on some aspects and go for the soft blow on some aspects.
I think it was very good and had a lot to say...until the end. The message never changed and that was a strong message but the actual story meant to showcase that message was sloppy and got in the way of the theme which should never be the case.
I think the series dipped in quality when Marley was introduced but that was more subjective on my part than an objectively bad move. The bad moves, without even mentioning the ending chapters, is Gabby as a character and Reiner.
Gabby makes sense, she is Erin from the other side and we are supposed to see that and understand how Erin had that mindset and that it was bad. Only thing is, we knew that. Everyone hated Erin because all he did was scream and was so single minded and one dimensional. Giving us the opposite version of him was meant to be a "gotcha" moment but at the cost of the rest of the story.
The same goes for Reiner, who has a great land interesting arc, but is so important and focused on that it seems he had plot armor far too often. My biggest issue is that he only lived because of a BS power that was never used again way back in season 2 or 3.
Then of course we have things like the time travel and Erin knowing everything and the actual ending itself.
The series was engaging and interesting at the start and gripped everyone with mystery and danger but by the end the message and theme out grew the story and characters and became more preachy and left me feeling unsatisfied.
There's a reason you're in the minority, you're illiterate
Did you watch the series there is no soft blow here yes the majority of the main characters live but it's almost as much who died. The hero literally becomes the villain in the worse way possible
@@upg5147time travel when not simplified , can just make any story sloppy.
I didn't mind the time travel , it made it seem otherworldly.
@@Watch-0w1 All the more reason not to use it at all.
It does give it more of a mythology vibe though. Not that it needed it having titans already.
It's fuckin not though.
The story is literally all over the place making it obvious that the mangaka had no idea wtf to do with it. Once they reach the basement, it went downhill. The dude had no idea what to do with the setup and spent the entirety up to that point trying to figure out SOMETHING to put in there.
The show literally fuckin ends with "Why Mikasa?" "I dunno, lol ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Check it out, bird Eren!"
It's Fallout 4's "You just wouldn't understand!" when asking "The Father" why the hell are they replacing people with synths.
The only thing that carried the show to the ending was the momentum it built when it released. It's not that it was "one of the best animes of all time", it was just many people's first intro to anime and too big to fail at this point. There's so many entries that fucking mog AoT.
The people that think this ended good or is "peak" are the same drooling mental cases that thought S2 of Vinland Saga was good.
Could you elaborate on what you think was not explained well? To me your point feels like a call for manga fans that are still not happy even tho missing some of the major plot points of the show.
I think why its all over the place is that the anime made his story really popular and his publisher forced him to draw out the story to milk it for more money.
While the ending may not have been perfect, both parts of Season 4 were amazing. I don't know what you're talking about. By the way, there's no "bird Eren"; that's meant to be symbolic. But I think that might be expecting too much for someone like you to understand. Also, Vinland Saga season 2 was peak. Seriously dumb opinions.
@@an60255 No shit it's meant to be symbolic. But I think understanding sarcasm might be expecting too much from someone with an AoT profile picture. Also, Farmland Saga season 2 was shit. Seriously dumb opinion.
@@choo_choo_ @choo_choo_ Welp, don't know how i will recover from that one. Attacking my profile pic, my one true weakness.
Also "Farmland Saga"...lmao
its not lol
Its indeed
I will never not be sad at how it dropped the ball...
AOT is the best thing from anime
Evangelion actually has better plot and an actual ending with well end of evangelion (not counting the rebuilds)
You expect the unexpected from a shounen anime. It seems impossible for it to be the "best anime of all time" when there is the fact that HxH is the one that everyone will agree on. There's also the fact that One Piece carries shounen on its back. AOT is just an anime that is well constructed but falls short of what the mangaka wrote.
Evangelion.
Super overrated
*One of*
Counter argument. One Piece
Eva is one of my faves but something about aot really stands out. Almost like a current era Eva
Overrated, just like AoT
nah it's not
True, it's THE best
I get why so many people like it, but the best?
gibli, berserk, full metal, trigun, dorohedoro, freaking one piece?
AOT is ok, but definitely not the best. especially because the ending.
Ending sucks ass though
Followed the manga and anime since 2013, manga ending is 5/10 due to it's fatal flaws along with unanswered questions and plotholes.
The anime ending refined a little though still has flaws, 7/10.
Overall Attack on Titan is 9/10 even though with that "dogshit" ending.
Isk what people hate about the ending irs perfect tell me a begter ending make ur own ending then u can talk lol
@@temualbasu2559 Before you want me to say stuff, your English writing is just awful. 🚶
@@temualbasu2559 Before that, your English sucks. Bollywood Boy 👻
Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes unto the Father but through Him. Turn to Christ to save your souls today. Do not die without having a close relationship with Him.
For fuck sake's, Shut up!
All outside your nation want those of your nation. You your friends your family. All you know dead.
No amount of dialogue it seems can stop it. They are actively either exterminating those of your race or keeping them in work camps where the men woman and even children are forced to fight and die in war. Sometimes even sent to murder their own.
I think many don't like Erens choice because they are a coward that lies even to themself. In such a situation why would killing 80% of those that would kill you and yours simply for your ancestory make you a villian.
And even if it did how many of you can genuinely say that if given the choice of either everyone you care for dying or strangers that want you and yours to perish doing so instead that you'd prefer the latter?
Eren did nothing wrong.
disney people thinking that if eren had completed 100% then war would just magically disappear
@@AM17titan Never heard people claim that. Just that at least they wouldn't get ethnically cleansed by the rest of the world.
@@Chris-jw8vm the war happened after 1000 years
How could you possibly think that it is because of eldia vs world still ?
And I think you aren’t on Twitter because people definitely claim that if eren had completed 100% war would be gone because they are deluded by code geass Disney ending
@@AM17titan there ain't any indication it was 1000 years later. And no I don't go on Twitter. I'm sorry for you and those that do.
@@Chris-jw8vm brother from your speculation
It means that armin and others failed in reaching a peace treaty and just left those 20% so that they could prosper in 1000 or even 100 years and fight back ?
That is just delusion lol
I stopped watching when the series changed distributors locally, so I kept reading the manga.
Both, in my very humble opinion, suffer from fascist-admiring undertones, a lack of true pacing, and real sense of direction.
Clearly you differ from my opinion, but the story of season one is padded to fit 25 episodes, the unnecessary death of Sasha, the number of unnecessary characters...
I gave it a chance still, but got back to all the incessant changes for motivations, incoherent decision making and (I won't spoil things, but you'll know if you saw the ending, and who seems to have been right, which... Yuck).
I'm sorry, but where you see genius, I see a disastrous mess of a story that, ultimately, takes you for a rollercoaster ride that's unsafe and unsatisfying.
The fact you seem to be thinking Eren, the literal antagonist of the last arc, was portrayed as the good guy in the ending or that this story about people overcoming their hatred and differences in race and culture for the greater good is somehow pro-fascist is the demonstration of the lack of media literacy era we live in.
@@angelamengualcortinas3614Eren is not an antagonist, he's the protagonist, disagreeing with his actions doesn't make him an antagonist.
Armin thanks him for committing genocide in their talk in paths and so does Reiner, Annie and his friends. Their conversation is slightly altered in the anime to make him seem more upset yet they still hug each other, there's no resentment for leaving them in such a precarious situation.
The finale, when Paradis is destroyed, proves Eren's philosophy that the conflict won't ever end, so why does he stop at 80%?
You say the story is about overcoming their hatred and differences in race but the ending doesn't reflect that.
The only thing I disagree with is that it's pro-fascist.
@@sumikacel88 oh wow, an Eren apologist rumbling the subtext once more 🤣 what a classic.
Armin doesn't thank him for commiting mass genocide, he thanks him for the intent of protecting them. In the next sentence, he literally describes his actions as a "terrible mistake". And that's in the manga. In the anime that line is replaced with "thank you for showing me the world beyond the walls", which is not only a lot more beautiful and it represents better their friendship, but has also nothing to do with the Rumbling. And the sentiment is prevalent among the others, their thankful for not being titans anymore but they would have wanted him to take another solution. Annie says "I didn't ask you to do this", Jean calls him a piece of shit, etc.
The bombing of Paradis isn't something to prove Eren's ideology, it happens thousands of years after the Rumbling and its a way to say the cycle of hatred will never end completely. If anything, it shows how meaningless his actions were, the dissappearence of the titans didn't led to peace.
Man, Isayama is a cursed man, some people say his ending is fascist while the true fascist fans are angry because it wasn't fascist at all. He can't win. And for the record, he described Eren as the villain of the last arc in an interview before the ending of the manga... Soooo yeah, he's the final antagonist.
@@angelamengualcortinas3614 He explicitly says "for turning yourself into a mass murderer for our sake", in the manga. (it's fine because it's for his friends!) But remind us of how bad it was that he had to change it.
"Apologist", as if the ending itself isn't intent on keeping Eren's genocide low so he can be reedemed because he "did it for his friends". I'm simply pointing it out alongside other flaws in Eren's plan.
And why are they so content with what Eren did? Even if you don't believe it's them thanking him he's practically being played up as a martyr. It wouldn't be wrong to assume they remember him fondly.
You can't disprove that Eren's belief wasn't wrong even though you state immediately afterwards that it was right by saying "the cycle of hatred will never end completely". You had no counterargument when I said that the end doesn't reflect the message of "overcoming racial differences". And why do you point out that his actions were meaningless? To further drive home that he cowered out in the end? SnKeks are so brainwashed they will believe anything Isayama says, he is still the protagonist by definition, do you believe Light Yagami is an antagonist?
@@sumikacel88 he never said "for turning yourself into a mass murderer for our sake"; he said "you became a mass murderer for our sake". Then proceeds to say that was a terrible mistake. In case you want to still use misstranslations, Reiner doesn't say either "what a man you are" 🙄.
Eren isn't a martyr, and isn't played up as that. Eren wanted, and failed, to become a martyr, which is very different. The only thing the ending dismantles is the idea of Eren being this convinced nationalistic fascist like Floch, an idea that everyone with a brain already knew. It was obvious he was using the yeagerists like he was using Zeke. Eren though what he did was for the best in order to bring peace for the island, true, but he doesn't think of Eldians as this superior race and besides, he fails nonetheless. Literally 3 years after the Rumbling, the fascist group he helped promote for his plan take over the island and pretend to reignite the conflict, which in turn leads to his friends endangering themselves again in order to clear his mess (you know, the ones he wanted to protect by doing what he did). Btw, let's hear what Armin has to say in this scene on the boat to Paradis: "they'll have to want to hear about our story. Why those who tried to kill one another for so long have appeared... To advocate for peace." Thanks to the Alliance (no, not Eren's actions) the yeagerists are stopped and the conflict posponed for hundreds of years. Now please, enlighten me, what interpretation do I have to make of this scene other than overcoming our racial and political differences is the way to long-term peace? You seem, again, to interpret the posterior bombing scene as an apologia of Eren, which is simply not. Eren's motto wasn't "the cycle of hatred will never end", his motto was "Fight!" which is the same as the nations that bombed Paradis. Eren just fed the fire and his actions led to the destruction of his home-country once the heroes that killed him, who were the true wall against foreign attacks, died. It's a commentary on human nature being violent, not a kiss to Eren.
And, for the love of God, YES, i know Eren is the protagonist of the story as a hole. I'm saying he's the antagonist of the last arc, which isn't mutually exclusive. The objective at the end was to kill him and the narrative isn't centered on his pov. Even ending haters agree he was the final antagonist, what are you on about? It's obvious to the naked eye.
At the end of the day, you can dislike this story and this ending. I understand AOT isn't for everyone like many other shows just aren't for me. I understand people being uncomfortable with the "thank you" scene and wanting his friends to condemn him more. I don't think I'm better for liking the ending, but don't tell me this story is apologia of anything like the OP was implying while flattening to the extreme the text in order to extract the worst possible interpretation of it.
Despite all the supposed preplanning, the ending was terrible and ruined the entire show. You yap about characters having their own agency and yet you know they are all drones controlled by Eren since forever.
AOT is one of the blandest anime/manga I’ve ever read/watched. Super cliche, 1 dimensional characters and storyline. Whole thing is like fanfic tier quality from top to bottom, outside of anime’s animation quality. Saying this is anything close to peak fiction is brain numbing.
Bait usd to be believable
So what ur peak fiction?. How they're cliche character? Eren just became the villains.
@@Watch-0w1 peak fiction is a stupid term. So many factors at play and so many series/movies/etc are so great in their own respective rights/genres. If you can’t tell how these characters aren’t cliche and 1 dimensional I don’t know what to tell you bud.
@@Ali-wd9dr I don't get it. U use the term peak fiction, I just repeat what u say.
U saying their cliche, idk what cliche u see.
Loud mouth protagonist got himself kill in EP 3 and keep taking L until he became a villain.
There no over sexualized character, no chibi gag, no tsundare.
Each character personality are not one noted. can u put each character into one strait box
@@Watch-0w1 Because Eren wasn't killed and resurrected with a power up like every other shonen character. And he wasn't a special chosen one from the start instead of an average boy.
It's junk writing that doesn't know pacing, constantly shifts motivations and seems to be written for shock value.
The Historia arc is a good example... Why is it there? To do what exactly?
Then let's take Mikasa... And Mikasa after the skip... What about that?
And those endings... Junk!And don't get me started with the fascist topics... Ugh.
The answer to your opening questions is no.
The historia arc was essentiel for the storyline put it away u wont understand nothing. And there is a good reason why mikasa is written like that if u didnt understand problem might lie in ur bad cognitive abilities or smth but hating aot shows that ur either too bad or too lazy to even try to understand it.
Pro tip: it isn't
Pro tip : learn how to fucking read
It is
Hater alert
One of the best fascist animes ever
You can still delete this to preserve some of your credibility
As you should ur comment man.
Eren is a villain, pure and simple, the best written villain ever🔥
he had to become the villain. otherwise Isayama would have had to justify some fashy arguments.
no he showed signs of taking the villanous route from the start
even isayama said that he thought about how to end the story first then came up with the story that is why dialogue from 138/139 is literally in chapter 1@@Senumunu
its cope. if he had planed for this Erens feelings for Mikasa would not have came out of nowhere in the last 5min. Historia would have played a massive part considering her role.
if he has planned for all of this then its actually worse imo. bcs he completely failed to make Eren a believable villain. at the end he is just a plot device for the "war bad but inevitable" message. @@AM17titan