The Disturbing Reality of Attack on Titan

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Magnum dong.
0:00 - Intro
2:34 - Origins
6:22 - That Day
9:51 - Onward
27:57 - Revelation
43:55 - Redemption
51:14 - Revolution
1:13:04 - Freedom
1:18:36 - Conclusion
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  • I miss attack on Titan i m still trying to cope

    @alajarbi@alajarbi3 ай бұрын
    • WE ALL ARE.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • ​@@CynicalJustin but for serious your video on resolve of attack attack the only one I seen I will continue watching you videos on anime

      @alajarbi@alajarbi3 ай бұрын
    • fr life doesn’t feel right

      @playfortoday@playfortoday3 ай бұрын
    • @@playfortoday I feel I lost part of myself before I always thought there next season but now I can't get out of my mind

      @alajarbi@alajarbi3 ай бұрын
    • Same

      @jaylenjayden9305@jaylenjayden93053 ай бұрын
  • Iseyama: I want to write a story that's easy to understand. Also Iseyama: *writes Eren*

    @cale0176@cale01763 ай бұрын
    • Eren isn't hard to understand, if you're willing to acknowledge your previous misconceptions about him were wrong. He is a brilliant character.

      @Omar_E11@Omar_E113 ай бұрын
    • @@Omar_E11 Agreed. Tbh Eren didn't impress me much as a character until Season 4. That's when the intrigue of the character fleshes out.

      @daniaaal@daniaaal3 ай бұрын
    • Sorry but what was so complicated about his character? I actually can relate to Eren in many ways. When he turned "bad" to his friends, I already knew his reasons. He was always trying to protect them. But, because the human mind can't live both in the past and in the future, his brain was mess up from the founder. On top of the fact that the organism inside of him is constantly pushing that "flight or flight" response to save it's own skin, it had to make its will to survive, Eren's will. So when he said "I wanted to kill them." after explaining to Armin what his plan was, he's not saying "I'm a killer and I love it." that "desire" to "kill them all" comes from the need to reproduce and survive, so feeling good about killing all those people just comes from base instinct of the organism inside him, and he calls himself an "idiot who gained power" because that is exactly what he is, for letting this power control him. He's an idiot because he couldn't let the Island die, and by guessing what was in the end credits, the worm inside him knew that if it could make the island survive, the worm would have have a new host in the future even after the island gets bombed, there would still be Eldian survivors to infect. Eren's character, in relation to the organism, is a stepping stone.

      @jameseddleman6944@jameseddleman69442 ай бұрын
    • @@jameseddleman6944 It's because a character with a non linear view of time would never be someone an audience can fully relate to. In part because their perspective brings up legitimate questions of free will and autonomy, making any discussion of his morality mired in additional layers of depth and nuance. Everything you're describing is surface level. He thinks in a way that no other character, that none of us, can fully comprehend. Eren, as a character, is fundamentally more complicated to discuss than most other protagonists in media because even to this day it's unclear if his hand was ever truly forced.

      @cale0176@cale01762 ай бұрын
    • @@cale0176 I think you're wrong. First off, someone wrote "non linear" time characters before. Its not "such an unhuman" topic that no one can do mental gymnastics to get the grasp of, as most of us have through watching this show.... I mean purely by proxy of the show we are experiencing "that time" felt by Eren as we see somethings through his minds eye . Yes, by nature we can't actually "do it" but we are perfectly capable as humans to "do things for the future" however clear or unclear that is. We are able to imagine futures in our heads and then obtain that future, so is that not similar? I mean, if it comes true then did you not "see" that future from the past? Simply imagine that you have to use the bathroom and see yourself there... then execute... congrats you are able to see the future!... I jest. Secondly, I am writing a story too, and my character is immortal outright. So to make the story interesting I have to think about all the realistic bad that comes with being 100 yrs old, to 1 billions years old. What does one think about, how does your morality last after seeing humans repeat history over and over, do you love anything anymore? do you wish for death? All things I have to pretend to be immortal to "get". And why I think Attack on Titan is such a great story, is that we can pretend to be like Eren very easily. It's called "watching the show" lol Eren IS like a real world veiwer, aka us. He is a slave to his fate and we were all a slave to seeing this story all the way through to the end. He was very much an observer of his own life as it was laid out before him by him from the future, but that "future him" was made by all the choices of the world he was born in, so a real fate not some magical one. But no, seriously. If you watched it all, then go through it again, watch it again. Just by doing that you are experiencing both the past and the future (as it pertains to what you know as the viewer) Tell me I am wrong I dare you lol. You have the knowledge and emotions of the future, and you are re-watching Erens Mother die in episode 1... does that not make you both aware of the future, but emotionally you are in the past, still feeling sorry for her as she tells her kids to run? That's the kind of thing Eren is going through, like all the times he said "kill them all, every last one of them" he had no "knowledge" of the future, but emotionally he was in the future, just like an instict is just wells up and the feeling is there but he has no idea why that is (as a linear being). When he kissed Historia's hand, the emotions of the future were finally caught up to the knowledge of the future, hence the face he made because he felt like he was already stepping over all those people, and crushing Ramzi, while also apologizing to Ramzi for crushing him, while seeing Ramzi get beat up by those 3 merchants WHILE seeing his mother die again probably lol. Its just all the things all the time, and thats not impossible to imagine, just impractical to actually do. As you re watch the episode where Reiner and Bertholdt reveal who they are, do you still not get chills? do you not feel for Eren who keeps being betrayed by the people around him whom he called "humanity"? I still get up and say "YOU DAMN TRAITORS!" every time I see that part even though I know what happens in the end and why Reiner pushed forward. (Which is to be a hero, not to save the world) Seeing Bertholdt try to explain why he has to destroy them, with the knowledge you now have you can actually feel bad for him, instead of being like Mikasa who wanted nothing more than to chop off his head. That's all examples of this awesome story, making you into non linear being like Eren. written exactly that way to be felt retroactively while thinking about what happens later on in a different light. They practically spell it out when Eren sees his father kill the family, in like 3-4 different perspectives, what it's like for a Linear being to be semi Non Linear.

      @jameseddleman6944@jameseddleman69442 ай бұрын
  • The end frame of the final episode that just says "The End" in total silence hit too hard.

    @Ar_sole_hair_fiddler@Ar_sole_hair_fiddler3 ай бұрын
    • In stead of ‘to be continued…’ ya. Longest ‘to be continued…’ I’ve followed in my life so far.

      @otysb209@otysb2093 ай бұрын
    • @@otysb209one piece

      @Betoruffo@Betoruffo15 күн бұрын
    • ​@@Betoruffoyou african?

      @betuna9487@betuna94873 күн бұрын
  • This anime has somewhat ruined entertainment media for me. Isayama's deep & accurate understanding of human nature, makes this anime into almost a documentation of human emotions/behaviour. Something that I can very rarely find anywhere else. I hope something in the future can live up to the care for storytelling that has been shown here.

    @ytbubble@ytbubble3 ай бұрын
    • I thought everything was ruined after I watched this show as well😂. I can still enjoy other shows, but deep down I know nothing else even comes close to AoT (except maybe Game of Thrones? I never watched it tho)

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • Dude, same. I revisit some other stuff..and im like.... "meh". Only thing vaguely on a par with this for me, is the Last of Us part 1 and part 2 game series.

      @brinu5341@brinu53413 ай бұрын
    • @@brinu5341 did you just recently watch AoT? For a week or two after I binged the show, nothing else could entertain me at all. All I had on my mind was Attack on Titan and I couldn’t stop making references to it. I still make references and constantly compare everything to AoT, but I’m not on a full blown AoT high anymore.

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • @@brinu5341 did you just recently watch AoT? For a week or two after I binged the show, nothing else could entertain me at all. All I had on my mind was Attack on Titan and I couldn’t stop making references to it. I still make references and constantly compare everything to AoT, but I’m not on a full blown AoT high anymore.

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • @@giygas9305 Just finished it about a month ago. Been thinking about it ever since.

      @brinu5341@brinu53413 ай бұрын
  • I'm so glad I binged watched the WHOLE series for the first time recently. Also without getting spoiled. It was an amazing experience

    @gumerzambrano@gumerzambrano3 ай бұрын
    • You lucky bastard, you.

      @Darksightkellar@Darksightkellar3 ай бұрын
    • @@Darksightkellar I just never started it but new it existed

      @gumerzambrano@gumerzambrano3 ай бұрын
    • Honestly, compared to the JJK fandom, Attack On Titan fandom was extremely respectful about spoilers.

      @Nohandle1125@Nohandle11252 ай бұрын
    • Same here. I'm watching it again because it's so good.

      @asdfiekpj@asdfiekpj2 ай бұрын
    • congratulations this was my first ever anime and is now one of if not my favorite show of all time

      @Nigels_Wrld@Nigels_Wrld2 ай бұрын
  • 1:04:39 the Rumbling in AoT is sort of what I expected from "Winter is Coming" in GoT... I'm sooooo glad that AoT made The Rumbling the horrifying event that everyone was scared that it would be. GoT made so much ado about nothing regarding winter coming, and it's like we blinked, and it came and went. 😅

    @KrazyVideoChick@KrazyVideoChick3 ай бұрын
    • Man, I hated GoT season 8. I had this whole thing in my head about how is should go. Like, I could give you a detailed version, but ultimately I thought that the White Walkers would never be stopped exactly. I thought that John and Danny would be pushed to Kings Landing like in the show, and Bran would learn about how the Whites can see into the future ...because they seemed to kill all those wildling season 1 episode 1 to leave behind symbols of the "pact" as if to warn humans that they are about to break the "pact" and they sent a White to go stop Sam from taking little Sam, Crasters incestuous son that he would sacrifice. The Walkers only sent one of their kind to go get it, SO I think the idea is that their future site is limited, possible to what happens around those White trees, while the "Green Seers" can see things that happen around the tree only, the Whites have "Blue seers" They sent one Walker to get their Prince that was Promised, Little Sam. They saw Big Sam in a vision maybe, saw that he was fat and a coward, like in that blizzard the one time so they thought one Walker would be enough. But they underestimated him, as well as couldn't see the future where Sam gains the courage to fight. So once little Sam was beyond the wall, the pact was broken I think, they made the last son of Craster turn into one of them, and then came down south themself. So I thought that in the end, they would try to fight in kings landing, but start losing and when the citizens die, they become the enemy right? so the back up plan that Bran comes up with as he "looks" through time... "Burn them all." and it's just my theory but Bran being stronger, would actually Worg trough the life of The Mad King which on top of the (book) torture the Mad king endured before I was just connecting the fact that Jammie said "He'd been saying the same thing for hours, 'burn them all'." Kinda like Hodar saying hodar for years. So now that the enemy has take Kings Landing, and the White Walkers could have never seen what happens at Kings Landing due to the tree being there. So I had two ending in mind, either they win by destroying everyone and everything Danny was trying to win, in order to actually defeat them. OR They don't die from Wilde Fire either, just most of their army. So then The White Walkers stop attacking but start to communicate using the symbols from season 1. Bran would see this, and be able to look in the past and see that in order to stop the Winter, a sacrifice of an incestuous son, with the caveat that Jammie and/or Cersei is dead and Danny/John being the last pair that could actually stop the world from ending by doing what Craster was doing, by doing what the Targaryens have done for generations.

      @jameseddleman6944@jameseddleman69443 ай бұрын
    • Eh, you kinda right but thats kinda ruined by the crazy levels of plotarmor our heroes have during the event. Our heroes literally had to search for death (like hange) in order to get it. GoT and AoT are very similar with their tropes and good guys win relatively undamaged meme. Which is why I did not like the ending of AOT, while the musical score and art is fantastic, the bread and butter, the story, left me unsatisfied. Mikasa and Jon are both chosen one lover killers. Ugh what a bore, what AOT could have been.

      @Elmo914@Elmo9143 ай бұрын
    • @@shivanshsharma3487 First four seasons, hell yeah, without a doubt.

      @Elmo914@Elmo9143 ай бұрын
    • ​@@jameseddleman6944 God that would've been an extremely better ending.

      @jefferybrown6473@jefferybrown64733 ай бұрын
    • As the rumbling unfolded, I remember thinking "This is EXACTLY what I would expect from a show called Attack on Titan", one of my favorite aspects of the show is the aesthetics and how the titans are designed and interact, it's terrifying but at the same time very interesting

      @LuisSierra42@LuisSierra423 ай бұрын
  • Something about AoT that always got to me was how, despite the initial premise we were given, it has always been a show about people, doing people things, for people reasons - there is no hero, no villain, no definitively "right" side, in fact it just shows that EVERYONE is wrong in some way or other when it comes to war. What got to me more was how, while the first three seasons portrayed the positive side of being human - that yes, we struggle, and we make mistakes, but so long as we fight, so long as we believe, there is always hope - season four portrayed the negative side of being human, the ways in which even the best of us fail. Season four triggered my depression HARD, a few episodes in I was starting to feel like I didn't want to live - not because the show was bad, but because it was so good at portraying the grimness and misery of the world, it nearly broke me with how real it was. That's why I can never call AoT one of my top five favorite Anime - it's definitely one of the BEST Anime, best SHOWS, I've ever seen, but I can't honestly say I enjoy it, because it forces me to see the true depths of the awfulness in the world that I frankly watch shows to try to forget about. In a way, that's a point in its favor. Still makes me feel miserable when I watch it, though.

    @Wandergirl108@Wandergirl1083 ай бұрын
    • tbh you just need to watch the news to realize just how fucked up the world can be

      @LuisSierra42@LuisSierra423 ай бұрын
    • welp. guess you should stay far far away from Berserk

      @johbot@johbot2 ай бұрын
    • @@LuisSierra42exactly what’s going on now our world my not have long AOT especially season 4 is truly based on real human dark F UP nature of our world only reason most don’t believe this is because there ether sheltered by society or just flat out blind ignorant delusional Enough said

      @thatjrpganimefanplayerjusi8003@thatjrpganimefanplayerjusi80032 ай бұрын
    • Honestly, AoT sorta reminds me of Gundam Wing despite it being one short part of the franchise. But in the way it dealt with the concepts of war and peace and can peace be achieved and how. It also had a main character who was a revolutionary terrorist and a murderer who accumulated children as collateral damage as a child. It also just deals with revolutionary ideology and freedom and with amoral people being willing to commit atrocities to obtain freedom or peace or so their side can win. The operation meteor is to crash the Battle Ship Libra into the Earth to deal a decisive blow to the Earth Sphere Alliance. Someone is willing to shoot down an entire space colony to prevent the same.

      @JustinBobby-di9zt@JustinBobby-di9zt2 ай бұрын
    • I get where you're coming from about not truly enjoying the show or not placing it top 5, and you're right because I also feel depressed watching certain episodes and moments. But one thing that always pulls me the other way, towards the light if you will, is Armin and what his entire character is about: "but there's more to it than that", there's more than just being drunk on and being a slave to something, there's more to it than just kill or be killed, there's more to it than just continuing the species. There is so much more to life than any of that. And that makes me genuinely happy to know that AOT, the best piece of media ever imo, taught me that.

      @Kaiverze@Kaiverze16 күн бұрын
  • Your story made me feel kinda old ….I was 19, in college, had just moved into my first apartment with a roommate… Now I’m 29 and own a house with a kid . Crazy 10 years man.

    @nuguns92@nuguns923 ай бұрын
    • Yeah, believe me when I say that I feel you there! The fact that it has been 10 years bothers me in a way that I can't begin to describe.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • Saaaaammme, same same. Same. lol

      @otysb209@otysb2093 ай бұрын
    • congrats on having ur kid bro.

      @guyhuy@guyhuy2 ай бұрын
    • Monotolife. We call em expendable.

      @jonathanhoward1499@jonathanhoward1499Ай бұрын
    • Same I started watching aot in 2015 when I was 13 now I am 21 in college close to graduating

      @rominnoodles@rominnoodles7 күн бұрын
  • Dude, i can hear u talkin about AoT for hours. Peak content right here

    @johans3164@johans31643 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much! I appreciate that a ton! Considering this video was practically another hour long at one point, you could have had that. Lol.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • @@CynicalJustin btw it's pronounced "coo-day-tah" lol it ain't that hard to google a word XD

      @GrimFelArt@GrimFelArt2 ай бұрын
  • Great video! But i think you got one small thing incorrect about Armin. At 17:42 you mention that he runs away from his fights. I’ve never seen him run away from a fight. Especially not from the Colossal Titan. He just lets the bullies beat him up as he tries to verbally outsmart them. In fact, that was Eren’s question to Armin when they first met “Why don’t you run?”

    @elcee8@elcee83 ай бұрын
    • Spot on

      @bp4_archive@bp4_archive3 ай бұрын
    • There were a few other small inaccuracies, but overall I still thought it was very well written.

      @Free_3.0@Free_3.03 ай бұрын
    • @@Free_3.0 yeah, they are small inaccuracies and not important to point out but annoying type A fans like me just have to point them out anyway.

      @elcee8@elcee83 ай бұрын
    • @@elcee8 oh no my friend... My fingers were hovering over the keyboard as well. Your point was one I noticed, he also said that Zeke betrayed his parents in order to enact the euthanization plan (they came up with that plan years later) ... Actually now that I think about it, the other thing I started to comment was less of an inaccuracy and more of an interpretation. That one had to do with Ymir's cult and how I don't think that they actually betrayed her. Knowing what was revealed about founder Ymir, I think the cult always intended for her to be a scapegoat.

      @Free_3.0@Free_3.03 ай бұрын
    • I think one of the most important character of Armin is that he never runs away from his fights. His reaction to his bullies in his childhood is symbolic to his later decisions, whether to face titans head-on (especially with Bertholdt), his war atrocities to Marley, his conflict with Eren. He always faces the truth despite how weak he is physically.

      @lirenxin5472@lirenxin54723 ай бұрын
  • I am hungry and you have just given me food

    @MadMick7@MadMick73 ай бұрын
  • The two main characters on Attack on Titan fits perfectly on the two concepts of freedom from Russian-British philosopher Isaiah Berlin: Armin Arlert is the embodiment of positive freedom, and Eren Yeager is negative freedom.

    @a.jthomas6132@a.jthomas61323 ай бұрын
    • Armin’s freedom is based on mainly non-violence and achieving freedom without getting his hands dirty and his mind he thinks he’s doing no better then his oppressors if he kills innocents. But Eren is different, he UNDERSTANDS the human nature and he knows that no matter what he does the HATE WILL continue so he knows that if he has to protect the ones he loves and if he wants to achieve COMPLETE freedom he has to destroy it’d enemies.

      @user-kf5kh1np1l@user-kf5kh1np1l3 ай бұрын
    • ​@@user-kf5kh1np1l I really don't think eren understands the human psyche. He was only guided by his memories,if anything,it's armin who is a great psychological manipulator. He understood why great commanders like erwin and pixis sacrifice their humanities,why annie and her gang did what they did and understood zeke and eren's mind. Armin was an idealist while Eren was delusional.

      @9eishitasharma501@9eishitasharma5013 ай бұрын
    • yes!! love to hear other people say it

      @Aaengelren@Aaengelren3 ай бұрын
    • @@9eishitasharma501 eren didn’t understand the human psyche? That’s how he got grisha to kill kids right? That’s how he got an entire army to back him and how he got Zeke to act in accordance to his plan without realizing it right? Look, you may agree or disagree with what eren does but to write his character off as delusional and say he doesn’t understand people is kinda shortsighted.

      @christianmorales8978@christianmorales89783 ай бұрын
    • @@9eishitasharma501 sometimes peace can only come from great suffering. What did Armin accomplish in s4? The world continued just the same as it always was, arguably worse as there's no way the world would forgive the Eldians after the Rumbling. Eren could have at least changed things.

      @jamess.2491@jamess.24913 ай бұрын
  • Man, I tried to move on to another anime after finishing AoT and man is it just hard. It was just so good and so emotionally charged. The ending was so brutal but beautiful and watching these videos is just so cathartic. You could have talked for another hour and I'd have been fine with it.

    @yelsahblah3270@yelsahblah32703 ай бұрын
    • Jjk. Give it time to cook but I promise you good series. Also handles many mature themes.

      @alexjones1779@alexjones17793 ай бұрын
  • Stuck with my boy Eren for 10 years, they really thought we were gonna switch up for a bit of genocide???

    @jamess.2491@jamess.24913 ай бұрын
  • For me, the soundtrack is SNK’s peak. Every score is perfect. It is so unique, ponctual and chaotic. They are beautiful and tell the story for themselves. They are as alive as everything in this world. I cannot imagine this series without remembering the music.

    @arthurangelo519@arthurangelo5193 ай бұрын
  • I read Attack on Titan alongside Berserk in Highschool. Great mangas.

    @agentscuzz7637@agentscuzz76373 ай бұрын
  • Mikasa really does loved Eren with all of her heart but her two roles as his protector (since Carla asked her to loo after her son) and being a lover (since we have seen time again of her feeling towards him). While she had suffered the 7 stages of grief in the final season, my question is do you think Mikasa regrets her response to Eren at the Refuge Camp.

    @a.jthomas6132@a.jthomas61323 ай бұрын
    • no she doesn't.. after Eren showed her the alternate world where they both run away and live in peace for Eren's remaining years in the cabin.. She doesn't regret her choice after that and knows what she has to do to set the world free from this curse of titans and to finally put Eren to rest after all his suffering

      @waytoguidance@waytoguidance3 ай бұрын
    • I think Mikasa knows it wouldn't have happened. What Eren showed her was a dream, her's and his, it was an alternate dream, but I think she knew it never could have been a reality. One of the things I really loved was how S4 was Mikasa seeing Eren as he truly was, that was why she wore the red scarf less and less until she put it back on again. Armin had always known who Eren was, Mikasa had an idealized version of him. She truly loves him, but she had to come to terms with reality of Eren, and that meant knowing the beautiful dream could never be

      @Starburst514@Starburst5143 ай бұрын
    • @@Starburst514 I agree with everything you said except the part about Armin knowing who Eren was and Mikasa not. If you think about it, after Eren saved her from the traffickers and welcomed into his family, Mikasa was basically his care taker/babysitter. She would see him get beat up on a daily basis by bullies, being scolded by his mother and constantly having to save him. So I don't think it's possible for her to have Eren portraited in her mind as this white, glorious knight you know what I mean? I think she just likes him despite his flaws. If I remember correctly, only during the training arc she's wrong about what Eren's thinking (the scene where Eren finally manages to use 3dm gear). After that and the super rare harsh moments between them in early season 1, they have a pretty normal "situationship". They communicate with just glances in some occasions. And I think that's what her and Armin's story is in Season 4. They're trying to figure out "Why is Eren behaving like this all of a sudden? This isn't Eren". They both are taken by surprise by his sudden switch in personality after he leaves the group in Marley after the Eldian convention. The "actual" Eren pretty much died when he kissed Historia's hand. Then after the restaurant scene ofc Armin is the least emotional and smarter of the two so he's quicker to rationalize what is going on with Eren (also because Armin got hurt only physically while Eren attacked Mikasa emotionally, right on her weak spot, himself). And in the end I think that Mikasa gets "kinda" proven right about what Eren is. He loves them so much (he has massive flaws and is kind of a loose unit) that he would make them hate him just so they can be happy after he inevitably dies. So like, all her doubts about his motives, the people he actually cares about get disproven. Also, according to Mikasa's OVA episode, she knows Eren will die sooner than later and "even after eliminating all the Titans, he might still want to move forward" this is all before the Return to Shiganshina arc. So I'm of the opinion that Mikasa is aware of the true nature of Eren, she just loves him so much that she accepts his flaws and just wants to be beside him. Ultimately, they were cursed from the start because they had Fate itself against them, like you said so they both know that their dream scenario could've never happened, because when Eren pulls everyone in Paths when they're on the plane and says something like "no need for a discussion, kill me if you want to stop me" he's prioritizing what's best for Mikasa and Armin's future to his dream of having a happy 4 years with her. "Why does Eren always run away from us?" He's destined to get himself in trouble and killed eventually, I think that's the main problem with Eren and his impossibility of ever settling down with Mikasa. That's my opinion, I'd like to know what you think of it 👍

      @rckg7@rckg73 ай бұрын
    • @@rckg7 I love your opinion

      @jerry3408@jerry34083 ай бұрын
    • I don't agree personnaly. She knows he has flaws but mostly refuse to see them, or to acknowlegde them. For example in s3, I used to find Eren annoying for looking depressed most of the time and also bc he never spoke abt his friends about what was happening to him, but looking back I feel like even if he could, he wouldn't have confessed to his friends about what he saw anyway: there is that on escene when they're all eating in the canteen and Eren starts talking about some of his worries, and Mikasa just shut him up, not even delicately but just kinda force him too, like she doesn't want to hear it, which is ok but if Eren isn't doing well, shouldn't she listen to him and be concerned about his feelings? And that was before touching Historia's hand. The whole s4 is Mikasa slowly accpting that they were hints that Eren wasn't always doing great and had things planned, which she apparently decided to ignore for 4 years. Maybe she thought they had time but she also knew Eren would die soon anyway due to titans's powers.Maybe one of the point of her character is learning to cope with reality and accepting what she likes, not what "is". She was kinda selective with her perception of Eren. I was glad in those chapters when she started questionning her view of Eren, but it didn't really went anywhere so. My biggest problem with Mikasa's character is definitely the lack of her pov, which means when you try to analyse her you're suppose to create her own thoughts based on her behavior, which can work obviously but Mikasa is basically centered around Eren, the whole point of her character ended resolving around Eren and yet, she felt like the one who understood him the least. Everyone was able to make little analysis of Eren, it could be Armin, Annie, Jean, expecially Levi I think at some points but they would understand Eren's motive and will, while Mikasa never seemed to do so. I wish her last convo with Eren would have a deeper conversation, but it didn't either and was so confusing. Throughout the whole s4 she was basically trying to convince everyone that Eren was manipulated and then that Eren could just stop and things would go back to normal (cute dream but even with love, they're at war how could she expect such a thing afterEren started the Rumblings) and then killing Eren but not out of an internal thought, more bc he was going to die anyway. The OAV you mentionned was great bc at least she could give a proper description of what Eren is, I hated how her only way to remind why she loved Eren was bc of the day he saved her and the scarf stuff, it really felt like she only loved him bc of that one even that happened when they were 9 yo. Like you could replace Eren with Fritz and she would just feel the same, which obviously isn't the case, she probably had other reasons to love him, reasons we don't know: she never that she loved Eren bc of his free will, she never said she loved her bc he took care of her or anything (also he didn't take care of her in a very different way from how others can help her too so it's hard to make her moments with Eren special), Eren would even sometimes treat her badly without her having idk inner thoughts abt it, which made me think she only viewed him as a "sibling", or someone she needed to protect. As Eren's lover, I wish Mikasa feelings would have been more complex than what we got, I don't even remember her being angry at the Rumblings, being sad at the idea of killing her own ppl to save the world of whatever. s1 Mikasa would probably be dissapointed.@@rckg7

      @daeith1233@daeith12332 ай бұрын
  • Literally nobody: Wall CENA: Are you sure about that?

    @lordwarryl5712@lordwarryl57122 ай бұрын
  • This is gonna be my essay in class thanks

    @klexzy@klexzy3 ай бұрын
  • I would like to see you make a video like this for the Evangelion series. Attack on Titan and The Evangelion felt like two sides of the same coin. About life, existence, the misery of life and its beauty

    @kurokamina8429@kurokamina84293 ай бұрын
    • They're also both controversial and severely misunderstood cultural phenomena, despite being fairly simple narratives that spell out their themes. Hell, they're both kaiju series. Recall that the EVA units aren't actually robots.

      @seg162@seg1623 ай бұрын
    • @@seg162 what's funny is that I introduced my brother to attack on titan the same time he introduced me to eva. Shock to find how similar they were

      @kurokamina8429@kurokamina84293 ай бұрын
    • @@kurokamina8429 Eren bursting out of the bearded Titan in his first transformation has major "EVA-01 bursting out of Leliel" vibes for me.

      @seg162@seg1623 ай бұрын
  • Great video and yes, I miss AOT too 😭😭😭. I think you made a little mistake at the end in regard to the kid and the tree in the after credit:it isn't that the cycle always repeats (the ending credit before it already did that) it's the undeniable fact that any power isn't bad by itself; it couls be used for both bad and good. Ymir was a broken slave little girl who was chased by dogs and men to the power, but the kid went willingly and freely with a companion dog at his side into the tree. We don't know if he'll use it for good or bad. Hell, nuclear power was meant to be the power that will make the world a better place but instead people like cavemen used it as a stick to hit and scare each other. This is one Fu**ing depressing world we're living in.

    @scythe9734@scythe97343 ай бұрын
    • Exactly, and we don't know if he'll even get it too. The boy could just be going "that's a big tree" and then walk past it.

      @Starburst514@Starburst5143 ай бұрын
  • Well if Armin’s GRANPA didn’t have that damn book Armin couldn’t have gotten his hands on it, couldn’t have shown Eren so it’s Armin’s grandpa’s fault. 😂

    @makiroll218@makiroll2183 ай бұрын
    • And it’s Armin’s Grandpa’s Grandpa’s fault for giving it to Armin’s Grandpa

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • Eren was whispering to Armin's grandpa to pass it to him XD

      @daniaaal@daniaaal3 ай бұрын
    • @@daniaaalGod knows how long Eren spent torturing the author to write the damn book in the first place.

      @lProN00bl@lProN00blАй бұрын
    • ​@@lProN00blloool

      @veonncaines7063@veonncaines7063Ай бұрын
  • I watched this anime from beginning to end and hearing you narrate this brought me to tears. Thank you

    @IAmTrash1995@IAmTrash1995Ай бұрын
  • I loved the small foreshadowing details in this series. For instance we see the Beast Titan at the start of season 2, and they confirm Zeke and Eren are related at the end of season 3, but a few might’ve notice that their Titan forms possess those pronounced “vampire ears”, as well their father. And these are the only titans in the show with those ears, so it’s a Yeager family trait 😂

    @durodesduvo8424@durodesduvo84243 ай бұрын
    • "Devil like ears"

      @JavSaav845@JavSaav8452 ай бұрын
  • this vid is awesome! you pointed out so many things i never picked up on after watching the series 4 times. btw at 43:10, coup d’état is pronounced “coo day ta” a lot of people shorten it to just “coo” though.

    @brianross8762@brianross87623 ай бұрын
  • A video so good I had to watch it back-to-back. Perfect summary with great insight!

    @charlesawwad@charlesawwad3 ай бұрын
    • That means a lot to hear! Thank you so much for the back-to-back viewings! Lol.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Excellent video, your thoughts were very well articulated! I'd be happy to see more AoT videos from you ^

    @charizardmazezka1251@charizardmazezka12513 ай бұрын
  • I had kept putting off reading the manga for the sake of how good the anime was, but when Eren Krueger name dropped Armin and Mikasa in the flashbacks when they weren't even born yet, i couldn't hold back any longer. I was forever hooked

    @uhmdark@uhmdark3 ай бұрын
  • A common story characteristic that I found to like that Attack on Titan shared with Dune is that seeing the future is like a curse for both Paul Atreides and Eren Yeager

    @dr.deadpool5959@dr.deadpool5959Ай бұрын
  • Yes for including the og tribute game! That was one of my first introductions shit was so good

    @tyschirmer6127@tyschirmer61273 күн бұрын
  • I just remember waking up every Sunday and refresh my animelab app on my iPad until the next episode was available to stream….what a time! I miss those days 💔

    @CassiieMay@CassiieMay2 ай бұрын
  • What a fantastic video on a fantastic show. Keep moving forward…

    @bobtroter@bobtroter3 ай бұрын
  • Aot has set my bar for storytelling and quality so fucking high i havent found anything that can even come close to it.

    @lollybirdy@lollybirdy3 ай бұрын
  • Eren Yeager is one complex anime character that is both victim of the world and a mass murder. Free yet not free. And he is neither good nor evil. But keeps moving forward.

    @a.jthomas6132@a.jthomas61323 ай бұрын
  • Commenting as offering to the algorithm gods. This was rhe first video I saw from your channel. Phenomenal job dude.

    @KairaisnotaLiopleurodon@KairaisnotaLiopleurodon3 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much! Taking your time to push it means a ton to me! Thank you again!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • I’m about your age and I heard about this show hear and there but nothing more than just the name. Started watching anime in July and AoT was my 4th anime. F***ing mind blowing.

    @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
  • subbed i really like your philosophical view on the whole storyline and breakdown

    @fear-cu@fear-cu2 ай бұрын
  • This was very well done. I miss this show so much 😞

    @malcolmfontenot4560@malcolmfontenot45602 ай бұрын
  • Great video. My one gripe about the show is Reiner’s plot armor during the battle for Shiganshina. I’m still mad about it to this day and it almost overshadows the Levi v Beast Titan fight.

    @HeartLancer@HeartLancer2 ай бұрын
  • Incredible video, incredible story, and yes I AM CRYING OKAY. Awesome stuff man!

    @brandonsev3080@brandonsev30802 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much, bro! Means the world hearing that from you!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin2 ай бұрын
  • This video was beautiful. Just really, really beautiful. Well done! ❤

    @robinlackey5159@robinlackey51592 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin2 ай бұрын
  • I LOVE how you added the Nier OST in the background. Nier Replicant+Automata and AOT are my two favorite stories of all time.

    @virdixxii8341@virdixxii83412 ай бұрын
  • Your narration is spectacular. Seriously, your flow made for a very entertaining watch.

    @its_me_billy757@its_me_billy7572 ай бұрын
    • You have no idea how great it is for me to hear that! The last video I made had a lot of criticisms against the narration so I'm super glad to see that I've been able to course correct!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin2 ай бұрын
  • Very good video bro, watched it in one go, really impressive, we aot tards are always hungry for aot content ❤

    @jashanmor1085@jashanmor10853 ай бұрын
    • That's awesome to hear! Thank you so much! Lol.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • Same here! Such a great experience to binge watch everything

      @gumerzambrano@gumerzambrano3 ай бұрын
  • Attack on Titans mysteries, world building, character building, and sound tracks are almost perfection. I think almost anyone who watches this show will get drawn into the depths of this story.

    @CoopaCoop@CoopaCoop3 ай бұрын
  • First video I swear of yours , 15 minutes in , you’re a talented video essayer I like your comedic tinge! Very good work

    @christianleeperrr7641@christianleeperrr76413 ай бұрын
    • Thank you! I really appreciate that! Especially since I feel like my comedy can be super hit or miss. Lol.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • All comedy is hit or miss xD

      @christianleeperrr7641@christianleeperrr7641Ай бұрын
  • Finally gave AOT a shot and just finished watching it yesterday as of typing this. I'm so tilted I wasn't there from the (Shonen) jump ten years ago, but I'm so glad I got to experience it regardless. Instant favorite now💕✨️

    @rockubyte@rockubyteАй бұрын
  • This is one of the best aot videos ive ever seen, much love just subbed

    @dinoking2306@dinoking23063 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • I'm 2 weeks late but excellent video man! Would've loved to have seen the 2 and a half hour cut tho lmao

    @Fragar212@Fragar2123 ай бұрын
    • No worries! Thank you for watching! If the original script was still a good, I think I'd still be editing this video. Lol.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • 16:57 crazy how Armin is literally right there but he is so deeply shocked that he doesn’t even notice what is happening right next to him

    @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • He's not. That was a while afterwards when Eren woke up in the Titans stomach

      @t.j.hampton6483@t.j.hampton64833 ай бұрын
    • @@t.j.hampton6483why don’t you actually look lol

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • @@giygas9305 I've rewatched this series 5 times so far no including manga. Go rewatch. The Santa Titan walks away from Armin after eating Eren and then we see later it's in a different place walking aimlessly when eren transforms

      @t.j.hampton6483@t.j.hampton64833 ай бұрын
    • @@t.j.hampton6483 but Armin is literally right there. Who else can that be?

      @giygas9305@giygas93053 ай бұрын
    • @@giygas9305 bro that was a cut in the video. It didn't happen like that in the anime lmao. Nobody was next to Eren when he came out of the Titan. I can't tell you to rewatch enough. I literally just went back to check

      @t.j.hampton6483@t.j.hampton64833 ай бұрын
  • As much as I completely love this video, your pronunciations are INFURIATING me 😭😭😭

    @IAKTKST@IAKTKST17 күн бұрын
  • Extremely good video nice edits and good narration of it all very well done just two thinks in season 2 when the scout force gets to castle utgard it's actually Hanji squad not Levi squad and Ramsey as far as I'm aware is not eldian, if he were he would be in an interment zone and had run away after receiving Eren vision

    @bambamgc2510@bambamgc25103 ай бұрын
  • Every time I think about the closing scenes my eyes start to burn because of the tragedy.

    @Eagle1oh7@Eagle1oh717 күн бұрын
  • 53:05 i didn’t expect to hear one of the godzilla minus one soundtrack in the background of this video

    @gojulas2009@gojulas20092 ай бұрын
  • Ngl that “MAKE WAAAAAAY” theme song gets me hyped asf

    @xxxtentacawon@xxxtentacawon2 ай бұрын
  • this video was pretty long but it was absolutely perfect!!

    @Solar_editss@Solar_editss3 ай бұрын
  • The ending of the rumbling made me cry

    @sandraraw6317@sandraraw6317Ай бұрын
  • When people ask me what the best shows of all time are I always mention AoT. Then they'll say, "Thats an anime though...", and I'll say, "Its one of the greatest stories ever told."

    @paulmaloney4387@paulmaloney4387Ай бұрын
  • Thank you bro for this masterpiece of a video 🫶🏽

    @ericalvarez8838@ericalvarez88382 ай бұрын
  • fantastic job on this video, if you have more like this I'll definitely subscribe and watch every time you post 🎉 you are amazing bro

    @malikgordon1399@malikgordon13992 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much! There is definitely more to come!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin2 ай бұрын
  • I heard about Attack on Titan during my first summer semester of college back in 2013. I was in mechanical engineering and I was in CAD class where we were presenting projects. One student explained that he made a piece of equipment from a show called Attack on Titan (the name made no sense to me at the time). I looked it up later that week and I was totally smitten.

    @Twenty-Seven@Twenty-SevenАй бұрын
  • Loved this so much could you do one for Gurren Lagann?

    @randyryry6656@randyryry6656Ай бұрын
    • I'd be lying to you if I didn't say that there's something down the pipeline for that series... Stay tuned!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustinАй бұрын
    • @@CynicalJustin IM SO HYPEDDDDDDDDD

      @randyryry6656@randyryry6656Ай бұрын
  • Isayama is a genius. The twists were some of the fucking best if not the best in all of Anime. I'm 41, I'll watch this shit till I die. I rewatch the whole series every few months. It's such a unique world. It's in it's own category. Also, people overlook why the story is narrated by Armin..........

    @skeptischism1324@skeptischism13243 ай бұрын
  • The armor and colossal reveal isn't even the focus during the episode it is designed to be background noise. I didn't even notice it on my first viewing.

    @AtomicAegis45@AtomicAegis453 ай бұрын
  • I recently finished the show, after I took a break to focus on school and mental health, and I came back to finish it. That final shot where the “to be continued…” is now “The End” just sits in my mind, as it hits that there’s no more. There’s no more of the amazing story that had the most gut wrenching moments I could think of in a show. It’s all over, and it still just doesn’t feel real. AoT quickly became my favorite show when I started only a few years ago, and the ending solidified that. Isayama deserves more praise than he could ever get for giving us this story

    @haymanwoo2107@haymanwoo21072 ай бұрын
  • Great energy in this video. I enjoy it a lot

    @justmusicart725@justmusicart7253 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Btw that shiganshina battle is just as, if not more stressful in the AOT 2 game… took me HOURS to finish that battle

    @Persiimmon@PersiimmonАй бұрын
  • Amazing recap of the show! Blown away. Had to subscribe

    @sebastiang282@sebastiang2823 ай бұрын
    • That means a lot to me! Thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • The amount of foreshadowing I missed is crazy

    @garra1223@garra12233 ай бұрын
  • This show tackled some really deep themes in a way that many others stumbled to articulate in an engaging way. Once the viewer reaches Season 4 it all becomes clear about the true themes of determinism vs free will and how people can become a product of their environment for better or worse. I never felt for fictional characters like I felt for the ones in AOT, the true pits of despair they got dragged through is the most compelling TV I've ever seen.

    @musachi5999@musachi5999Ай бұрын
  • I remember when my friend first told us about AOT.. it was in 4th grade during recess and I remember going home that day and I watched the first episode 😭 I’m about to turn 20 this is crazy

    @Sam-ss5kp@Sam-ss5kp2 ай бұрын
  • 14:26 best frame in the entire anime. absolutely hilarious

    @Furmarz@Furmarz3 ай бұрын
  • Wow this video is amazing. I would watch 10 hours of this with no problem

    @GratissTVofficial@GratissTVofficial3 ай бұрын
    • Oh, man. The idea of editing a 10 hour long video has got to be the scariest thing I've thought of in a minute. Lol. But thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Great video!!!! 14:31 is this a Signalis audio effect?

    @gregoosee@gregoosee3 ай бұрын
    • YES. FIRST PERSON TO CATCH THE SIGNALIS STUFF!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • @@CynicalJustin OMG i love that game... another deep and beautiful story.

      @gregoosee@gregoosee3 ай бұрын
  • What made the experience so much greater is waiting for some scene reveals from the start to end of a 10 year duration

    @syphernynx4186@syphernynx41863 ай бұрын
    • We had to wait 10 years to know why Eren was crying under that tree. Built with such care that it's insane.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Great video man!

    @MaloryGrimes-em1rg@MaloryGrimes-em1rg3 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Great video man! I’ve heard some horrendous takes on the show recently. Glad to see someone speaking on this subject with maturity and consideration. Thank you

    @grenathan@grenathan2 ай бұрын
  • Music choice in this video is top tier

    @enoo9003@enoo90033 күн бұрын
  • I still feel sad from this ending and don’t know when I will have another show hook me like this.

    @jimmyjabs7849@jimmyjabs78492 ай бұрын
  • This video deserves more views! Hopefully the algorithm god gives this video her grace

    @mustofaakmal7493@mustofaakmal74933 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much! It's been picking up a little bit so hopefully it continues to trend that way!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
    • ​@@CynicalJustin It's started to pick up, 20k by tomorrow 🙏

      @mustofaakmal7493@mustofaakmal74933 ай бұрын
    • @@mustofaakmal7493 LET'S GET IT.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • had to quit at 16 minutes. The title should be "a retelling of attack on titan"

    @Dingo1359@Dingo13593 ай бұрын
    • Ah, damn. I was really trying to avoid that but if it comes off that way, that's good to know! I'll try to avoid that feeling next time!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • “I’m not crying dammit, you are!” You’re right I am🤧

    @chibicthulhu4382@chibicthulhu438212 күн бұрын
  • Not even 20K? Bro the only level of quality in this video reminds me of someone with at least 6 digits in that sub box. Definitely excited to check out the rest of your channel.

    @Youconix@Youconix3 ай бұрын
    • Thank you so much! The video's been climbing up a good bit so here's to it hopefully catching on even more!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin3 ай бұрын
  • Fed up of animes giving main characters the light yagami treatment, making him good and then ultimately evil which you just know for a fact will now die. Wanted Eren and Mikasa to have a good ending not resulting in him dying, so sad

    @ShadowEnigmaTV@ShadowEnigmaTV3 ай бұрын
  • Did not expect Welcome to the NHK getting mentioned ❤ An awesome anime that hits hard.

    @-.-LightYagami-.-2@-.-LightYagami-.-2Ай бұрын
    • I'm currently working on a video for it, too!

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustinАй бұрын
  • At 31:41, that scene made me cry

    @Randomperson-ve7qu@Randomperson-ve7quАй бұрын
  • Bro that’s Crazy how you summarize AOT as a person who just was able Season 1. I hope me too I watch it to the end and set myself to freedom.

    @doneiliragaba1266@doneiliragaba12662 ай бұрын
  • Lmfao at "Coop de tot"

    @jamie_amaru@jamie_amaru3 ай бұрын
  • just for the kagurabachi references you get my like the video is written pretty well too but it makes me so happy seeing kagurabachi references in the wild lol

    @jpmontoya8008@jpmontoya80082 ай бұрын
  • Using Nier Automata's "City Ruins" in the intro was so smart to convey your message. ☝️😤 I see you're a man of culture, as well.

    @blankets5782@blankets578228 күн бұрын
    • I love all the comments mentioning this because I could not find a good piece of music for that bit and once I put this in, it just felt so right. NieR: Automata is my favorite game and I respect you for your mention, fellow man of culture.

      @CynicalJustin@CynicalJustin28 күн бұрын
  • #Episod_55 The Midnight Suns.. I'll never forget the name of the episode.. mine favourite too❤

    @Mr_Aparichit_@Mr_Aparichit_Ай бұрын
  • Eren Jager is my favorite character in all of anime, easily. The only one who comes close for me is Edward Elric. Eren's character forces us to consider some very profound philosophical questions about the nature of right and wrong, the nature of freedom and loyalty, and the nature of time itself. Masterfully done, only the Atreides family from Dune compares imo.

    @noktumwhatever753@noktumwhatever7532 ай бұрын
  • If AOT was your first Anime I’m sorry you weren’t around in the 90s RIP Akira Toriyama

    @Camdizzle8D@Camdizzle8D2 ай бұрын
  • The fact that you can't commit to proper pronunciations is reason enough not to sub. Bruh, English dub teaches all you need to know.

    @jamess359@jamess359Ай бұрын
  • ... I was two years out of High school when this came out. I am old. *sad face*

    @viv9037@viv903713 күн бұрын
  • The Fact that Reiner has been staring at Annie's @ss since Marley 💀

    @rafaelschondelmeyer960@rafaelschondelmeyer9603 ай бұрын
  • This video was pretty good, I liked it :D

    @RandmGuy@RandmGuy3 ай бұрын
  • Thinking about watching it all again for the third time.. in a year. The show is just so damn good

    @musicmonsterman8395@musicmonsterman83953 ай бұрын
    • ...Are you saying I shouldn't be considering a third time in a month? What do you mean I shouldn't repeatedly speed-run through guaranteed psychological damage?

      @certainlynotaserialkiller@certainlynotaserialkiller2 ай бұрын
  • this anime broke me

    @eggset.@eggset.3 ай бұрын
  • I think it's really sad that this show's subtitles are so fucked in the beginning. For example, names get really messed up fof the S1 subs (I believe these have been fixed, but for years they were bad). Examples include: Sasha Blaus (as you said as well) or Ziganshina. Miserable subtitles because the people doing them only listened to the words and translated, (why weren't they given the script?). This has permanently caused people to get names wrong. Hanji instead of Hange, Connie instead of Conny, or Survey Corp istead of Scout Regiment. Funny how everyone says both, like Yeager and Jeager (because the dub is somehow even more poorly translated all the way through, not just S1), despite the latter of each being the correct name.

    @lucassmith3790@lucassmith37903 ай бұрын
    • theres two different sets of subs, one of them sucks and the other (crunchyroll subs i think) doesn’t

      @pebble312@pebble3123 ай бұрын
    • @@pebble312 Yes, and there are actually far more than 2 sets. Especially for the OVA's.

      @lucassmith3790@lucassmith37903 ай бұрын
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