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Now Eren can rest.
Wow the ending 10 years of my life watching this show and now ill turn 20. Rest in peace all the souls that didn’t make it to the end of attack on titan.
hey there can you let me know what song you have used at 21:24 in the background I really like it but I am not able to find it since I dont know its name.
@@Dr4cule👆👆👆 I need this information too 😭😭
At 4:20 there Is a mistake: the night where they burned the bodies is after Trost, and Jean decides to join the scout for Marco (season 1, episode 16)
Levi spent a grand total of 0 hesitating chopping Zeke’s head off.
I laughed when he did that 😂 legendary
zero is an understatement, he was like Lightning
Zeke wanted him to cut his head off
not even seconds just 0 units of time
@@ThatGuy-ih6tqzero Planck Times?
The scene with the humans falling off the cliff in their panic but still trying to save the baby despite the hopelessness of the situation got me bawling. No matter how harsh reality is, the desire of the current generation to do whatever it can for the next to live a better one, is the meaning of life.
Felt like the part with the baby was like the part of the shindlers list with the child in red dress
Beautifully said
@@kevinmelendez9198 or baby in Gaza that being massacred by Jews
I mean the past generation kinda doomed us irl, but i get ur sentiment.
It’s clearly inspired from Schindler list but a great scene
The after credits scene was fuckin insane. “History tends to repeat itself”.
Bro when that chapter released back in 2021 no one could stop talking about it lol isayama is the best
I thought this animation was very similar to Evangelion. And it is developing the narrative in exactly the opposite political direction I think this animation justifies fascism. So I don't agree with this animation's message. But I enjoyed watching it anyway🤷♂️ After ww2, Japan was limited in military power by the United States and became a lot of economic and social experimental sites. monetary policy, fiscal policy, quantitative easing etc.. So Japan served as a leading indicator for many capitalist Western countries. So, the meaning that the attack titan can see the future symbolizes Japan, which acts as an avant-garde for other countries The fact that they are leading the way does not mean that they can see the future, change or decide. That's why Eren said he was stupid at the end In the course of the experiment, Japan's traditional and family values collapsed, and society became depressed. The gloomy atmosphere of Japanese culture in the 1990s and 2000s arose after the collapse of the bubble economy in the 1980s Evangelion and AOT. Both animations are developing narratives based on Japanese society after the collapse of the bubble economy So I thought this was a significant message from Japan to Western society. And I didn't understand why Westerners like this. But the show was fun 🤷♀️ I think the meaning of rumbling is the return of state monopoly capitalism. Or national capitalism something like that. And I don't think Western liberal civil society is prepared for such fascism The expansion of capitalism leads to imperialism. And imperialism calls big wars. Reset and start over. So only innocent young people died in ww1 and ww2 🤷 And AOT's narrative justifies that cycle of capitalism End of Evangelion tried to end it. That is the difference between the two animations.
@@user-wj3du2xx1fwhat in the actual f*ck are u talking about 🤣
The girl with the dog is gonna turn into a Titan XD
@@chgaming5059nah we gonna get a doggo titan
I don't think it was Eren who got rid of all Titans. If he had that power, I think he would've found a different solution. The reason the titans are gone is because Ymir can finally let go and move on after seeing the strength Mikasa had (that she doesn't, but wishes she did) to kill the one she loves the most. Ymir has been trying to connect to Mikasa the entire show, and Eren had to be pushed so far that Mikasa was forced to end his life for Ymir to get the strength to pass on. I think that Ymir was the true manipulator, using Eren to free her and Mikasa to show her letting go is possible. Which makes Eren's feeling of there is no other way, even though he truly doesn't want to commit genocide, all the more heartbreaking.
THIS
Well that’s also what he had said in the finale, no? That there probably was another solution but HE simply couldn’t think of it.
👏 this
@@wg6276 that's true. I understood his main goal to be getting rid of all titans, if he simply had the ability to do that with the founder's power I don't think he would've used the rumbling.
Girl I’m in love you just scratched an itch I don’t know I had but that makes perfect sense… and ties everything together so nicely. You smart cookie
My biggest regret of all this, is that I wish I got into this series sooner. Goodbye Attack on titan. I'll never forget you.
Been with it since 2017. Switched to the manga after season 3 back in the day. So happy to see my top 3 ended after all these years. Thanks issayama
Trust me, coming in late was a blessing. 😅
@@TrevorNickellhow so?
I forget already before airing last episode. Final season part 3 part 2.
Shouldnt regret this bro. Ive started watching Attack on Titan when i was 13... Im now 23 years old. Wish i would have just started watching so the ending wouldnt hurt as much.
Ymir needed to see Mikasa kill her love, the person she obeyed at all costs, and finally let him go. Mikasa was a mirror to Ymir. Mikasa did it, and so Ymir could too. It's implied all her headaches were Ymir peering though.
You think so Or could it be eren suppressing her memory
This is, of course, brilliant, the only problem is that we were told that in the path time does not move linearly and you see the future, past and present at the same time. Attention to the question: why should a person wait two thousand years for a specific event to happen in the PRESENT, if she should have already seen it in the FUTURE. And one more question: has not a single girl left a guy in these two thousand years in order to prove to Ymir that she is suffering from bullshit? Isayama is a genius if anyone didn't know
@@bursik9499the point was the similarity between the two. King Fritz, despite not being at shifter, had basically unlimited power at his disposal through Ymir. And Ymir couldn’t put the world before her love for him. Mikasa could do that. I think the other thing is, that no one else was in a actively trying to make as big of an impact as Fritz did and Eren. That’s just my theory though.
@@KEYBLADEMASTERKIDSPAZZYNo Ackermanns are immune to memory altering…
@@bursik9499i think she HAD to wait. How could she time travel to the future to get it over with.
The ending where we see how Paradis Island changes over time feels weird as it changes from a show about fighting Titans to showing humanity developing and ultimately destroying (basically turning from a fantasy into sci-fi)
yeah it was weird but if you think about it, any fantasy can be turned into sci-fi if you just fast-foward long enough
I mean since he got rid of all the titans now all they have is humans and whatever their intellect allows them to invent
Well final fantasy is a good example tho hahaaha and chronotrigger if you count that as well
The ending reminded me of the ending of Mortal engines. (The books)
Its slightly different in the manga, as it is bot a futuristic city, but just a modern day city with skyscrapers that is being bombed
I recommend everyone do a rewatch of the series. It’s so different with the added context, and pretty cool to see stuff in the earlier episodes deliberately line up.
@@lonelynights5393ngl shut up cuhz
@@lonelynights5393who cares
@@lonelynights5393Eren is connected to all eldians from paradis. Living there for centuries, even ackermans and asians have most likely bred with subjects of ymir. 2. Eren visited Armin's mind when he was on the ship, then erased that memory. Eren visited everyone. That's why when eren died, mikasa said "you remember now too dont you?", and everyone else remembered too. 3. All past and future already exist in Eren's mind. He can see all of it. Everything is already set. He knew Sasha would die. He knew that eldian pickpocket kid would die. He even let his mother to die, even said he was responsible for her death. But it is the only path to save the friends that would remain. 4. Yes, Ymir (not the founder) loves historia, but who the heck cares what she's thinking?
@@lonelynights5393L
the truest sign of good art/ literature/cinema / anything, the ability to look at it again , with new information, and gain a whole new appreciation of it. im proud of aot for the end where it didnt get nihilistic as much as "i have to become the villain so the world can finally unite" and almost exploring how hard it would be to realize you must be the bad guy , to save the world almost.....and how he realizes it ....again.....anything that can drive that much debate or commentary is a sign of good work
The conversation between Zeke and Armin really resonated with me. Life is pointless, but we still find happiness in living. And even though the cycle of fighting may be destined to repeat and we may destroy each other, we should remember the things that brought us happiness while we're in this life.
Yes!!
Armin gaslighted zeke into killing himself using a leaf 😅
@@user-et4be4kl5rWarmin once again
The whole point of life really is to push through all the shitty times to get to that happiness. You only know how to feel so sad because you’ve felt the opposite. Life is mostly shitty but when it’s not, it’s beautiful.
boohoo. toughen up
The fact this is ending in real time when war rages on from countries with previous conflicts is really hitting knowing that history will always repeat itself. Truly an amazing anime.
Literally when Eren said the fighting will never end, I though to what's happening right now
But some toxic fan hate ending because of such nonsense reason like Eren confessing his inner feeling for Mikasa . Like how a man who is about to dying has no right to release it's emotion .
No, they are telling you to get ready for genocide, cause it’s coming soon, now we just have to wait and see what side accomplishes that
Cause clearly 80% is no big deal to manga readers, armin should’ve eaten erin and go have to link with historia and change history and save the 80%😝🤣
L the ending sucks and you're coping, eren literally went back in time and watched his mom die@@nitinjaat813
4:19 I believe Jean and Conny were talking about burning the bodies of those lost after Trost not the suicide charge. Trost was when they decided to join the Scouts and Conny blamed Jean for inspiring all of them to save the world. It was a touching call back. Great video
Was just coming to comment the same! :)
This!
Exactly
funny how he started his video with , 'i've been researching attack on titan for years' to claim his always right :D
Yeah, the person who made the video made a lot of simple mistakes. This and saying eren returned all the pure titans back to humans is just not true. It wasn't Eren who did that. Otherwise, it's a decent video.
What Armin told Zeke reminded me of the time I was holding my 1 year old boy at night to make him fall asleep. I held him and started crying because I wished that moment could last forever. It was something I did everyday but in that moment there was nothing more important than me hugging my baby.
Na fr!!!
These are the moments worth living for, perhaps the only reason we're even here. Life is much simpler without ambition to Empire, hugging babies or petting squirrels is why we're here.
Fr totally agree
Daayyuumm
Wait I just realized. If Armin was the one narrating the whole time, is that actually him retelling their story to the Jaegerists?
Underrated comment at the moment
Could be retelling to whole world. I thought that too. Its always been Armin voice at the beginning.
Omg wait, u right tho
no bro
Bro u genius
I took the young child and the dog finding the tree to mean that while yes-the cycle does begin again...but how things can be different under different circumstances. Ymir found that tree trying to flee from the attackers of her village and fleeing from dogs. This child finds it just exploring, with a dog guiding them. The hope remains, that things CAN be different. This series has meant so much to me over the last decade, and you have done an amazing job covering it.
to me, the ending of the child and his dog approaching the tree gives hope for a better outcome than what Ymir and Eren went through, both sought the same thing: freedom Ymir came from a time of oppression and persecution. Eren came from a time of war, madness, and violence. This child came from a time to which us, the audience, is a period of uncertainty since we dont know what was the state of the world
@@primecoconut4204 Totally agree, and as uncertain it is with the child, looking at the state of the world as he steps in, it could mean at the very least, the power to rebuild
Guys you must understand true freedom doesn’t exist, if everyone is free then everyone is equally not free. The only thing in this world that is constant is death and power. Until and unless there are human beings these 2 are absolute they can never not exist.
Yes it CAN be different for a while, then it just repeats itself again and again and again. Its a never ending cycle
@@Shafiksz true, that boy could and probably will abuse the power of titans, causing hatred between people again and restarting the cycle much like Karl Fritz situation
I honestly can’t believe it’s over. I got old watching this, from 17, now 27. It feels like Attack on Titan was a part of me. Despite knowing how it was likely to end, I wished that Eren had his happy ending. Everyone called him a villain but it was clear that the sacrifice that he made was bigger than anyone could understand. Not only would he be forever seen as possibly the biggest genocidal maniac in all of history, he would eventually be forgotten. He saw the past and the future, he saw different outcomes with his own eyes and in the end, he wanted to uphold peace for as long as possible, even if he knew such peace would not be eternal. The ending where we see that perhaps everything will repeat again and Titans will come back, maybe the memories of Eren will serve as a warning for the future humanity. Or maybe not. Human nature is indeed a pesky thing.
You're right. The story and philosophy of AoT turned out to be waaaay more deeper than any of us realised. It showed only a brief glimps of humanity's timeline. No matter what conflict seems relevant in the present, in the grand scale of things, all is forgottent and relived. I also feel that maybe Ymir went through the same thing. And maybe someone else before her. To her, the sacrifices she had to make maybe were the only way she could have attained any sort of peace, given her time and circumstance. I guess, maybe it's actually the story of peace makers and their limited role in extending the durations humans have between conflict. If you look at it from that perspective, the weight of sustaning an entire species has been on a chosen few. Like I said, reeeeaally deep. Truly one of the greatest stories of all time.
I'm 17 and watched the whole thing in 3 weeks. damn I couldn't have waited that long 😭
lmao me from 7 to 17
Same ages here. I grew alongside AoT
Same here, 21-31
It's crazy how the secretary was still ready to kill them even after just begging and being so helpless moments before
and they literally helped save the world too.. i still hate marley idc
They didn’t see the fight and they’re obviously racist towards eldians. The fact that they didn’t shoot isn’t realistic
And he was the one preaching about ending the hate and prejudice if they ever made it out of that situation literal moments before. The irony is insane
Tbf, he didn't have context. All he knows is that the people he just began to trust all turned into titans and almost killed him. He could have just slaughtered all of them but he held off until he was certain that transformation wasn't a sign of aggression. And once Armin explained, he let them go, obviously. @@Yixuidhalbh
This take is both unfair and inaccurate. The secretary was genuinely willing to give them a chance, as evidenced by both his speech and emptying his gun (his own method of self-defense) into the ground despite just receiving Marleyan reinforcements in a flanking position against the refugees. From his perspective, basically the second he offered peace, they turned into man-eating monsters who tried to keep the fight going, so his asking for confirmation that that shit isn’t going to happen again is entirely reasonable, and he even accepts Armin’s argument instead of shooting them as he easily could have.
The two biggest lessons I got from. No matter the reason, war never changes. No matter the reason, life always finds a way.
cue fallout intro
@@kraizerxthesimp46 exactly, i thought of fallout and jurassic park lol
Not really lessons in the sense that we already know this because it’s happening in real time.
This is not anime
@@SpoonLegend If you really think about it, all lessons have already been learned. We humans just forget the lessons because we become complacent once we (re)learn them, expecting the next generation to just know them because we know them. The lessons get forgotten eventually because they're never explicitly taught, just implicitly applied. But if the lessons are never truly understood by those who didn't have to learn them the hard way then we must eventually go through the process of (re)learning them again, the hard way. It's basically the "hard times, strong men" etc phrase.
People seem to have completely forgotten the hopelessness that Eren felt at the Tybur's global meeting, hearing the world leaders cheer the idea of wiping Paradis off the face of the Earth and only attacking at that exact moment; there was no other choice, either the world died or they did.
And that's why eldian destroyed in future.. Eren such a bad leader
I never forgot...a single part of his pain...i will as he did...TATAKAE!
@@user-ju4mi7ep6m anyone he cared about was long gone after that. Mission accomplished his friends lived long lives
I think the post credit scenes delicts a new cycle of attack on titan. The boy walking into the tree must be similar to the founder Ymir. This scene is almost identical to the scene of Ymir walking into the tree and getting the power of titans from that parasite. If that is true, there must have been someone similar to Eren in the past, who tried to change the world but failed to do so and got buried by a loved one like Mikasa. After that, that someone must have been morphed into a parasite (the original powerful form of titan) and Ymir must have gained her powers by the parasite. This shows that humanity can never live by without fighting and decimating each other, and how insignificant their (Eren's) will to change that is. I wonder if the Boy and the Dog both become founders and some new altered version of Titans come to being in which pet owners have an advantage. If my theory is correct, then Eren must be alive in the paths.
@@whoreslayer probably, it's reflective of how humanity never learns, whenever we have a period of peace, we just go back to war, we can't help it, it's in our nature to be selfish and fight for what little we have
Man I will really miss this show, seeing 'The End' instead of 'To be continued' was really a Bittersweet moment for me. Glad I was able to finish this show ; )
Same here!!! I clutched my pearls. 😟
Over the course of my 4 or 5 days binging it, "To be continued" became the three most hated words in the english language to me :D
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After reading the manga ending I was honestly so emotional I was scared to watch it animated and just go into an existential crisis over how intensely it hit me. Can’t believe we’ve been able to see such a monumental story come to an end in the manga and the anime, one of the favourite pieces of writing, no matter the medium or genre. I remember people being upset with the original manga ending but I loved that there wasn’t an easy way to tie up the conflict. I found the anime ending gorgeous too and such a beautiful way to tie everything together. It was poignant and I appreciate that there are no easy answers in the story and the cycle of war is realistic. It’s devastating but still hopeful and I appreciate that AoT reflected that reality.
Is the manga ending different from the anime ending?
@@hoffl09nope it’s exactly the same
@@lonelynights5393 Ymir didnt love historia, but Mikasa, thats whe SHE sent mikasa these visions not Eren. So yeah there you got your explanation.
@@lonelynights5393pretty sure with the powers he can control the memories. It was one of the key reasons no one in paradise was able to remember the Titans at all. As for Mikasa and Ymir. Ymir wanted to be free. She wanted the cycle to end too as she was trapped for eons unable to do the thing she needed to do to be free of the king (end the cycle) Mikasa was the only one, through Eren was able to follow through with his wishes even through intense love. That's why she needed Mikasa to end it. It was her own story being told in the modern time but the King (Eren) in this case would be more selfless enabling his own death
@@hoffl09 what do u mean (in ur 2nd comment)??? Founder Ymir didn't love historia but Jaw titan 1 did. didn't she?? did Founder Ymir love Mikasa?? how? I donot get that
10 years of this astonishing anime. ❤ watched it when I was 13 and now I'm 23... it's insane how many things have happened throughout these 10 years. Thank you AoT for being a part of my childhood ❤
Yep, my friend introduced me to attack on titan back in 2014-15 when I was 11-12 and finally saw the end of it yesterday, 2 weeks before I turn 21🎉. I grew up with the characters of attack on titan and I think the story of attack on titan is what shaped me to be who I am now.
lmao same. i never expected any of this honestly back when i was 14 ten years ago. it was a great ride
Facts was 14 when I started and now I'm 23
I was 19 watching this in 2015 now im 27 😭😭
Imagine unironically praising this fucking trainwreck after the worst ending to anything ever.
I really like how Armin saying that the people would want to hear their story is context to why he's the narrator.
8:10 the bird that flies over them is Falco, as Eren's face reverts and Mikasa returns to her timeline/ home reality. You can tell by the massive wingspan's shadow across the ground's surface.
Since the seasons were so spread out, I would always forget key details and storylines, but this explanation you gave us is a masterpiece. Thank you man 🙏🏼
Rest in peace for those who didn’t make so far, such a beautiful anime!
wish etika could see this
@@geraldalfariza1430 o yhh
George Floyd missed out ☹️
Such a mediocre anime
@@mihaimercenarul7467 whats ur fav one
All good things must come to an end. It was a pleasure watching this series with all of you(AOT fans)
When did the last season premiere??????????
@@suezcontours6653yesterday bruh
@@suezcontours6653bruh
@@suezcontours6653 today
@@suezcontours6653…
Of all the times I have rewatched the series I always remember the conversation between pixix and Erwin when they talk about how humanity would never stop fighting until there's only one human left
I love this series so much. Watching each season as it came out and having no answers as to what comes next made this such a special experience. Back when season 1 came out, no one could’ve ever predicted where this show was going and this amazing ending to one of the best stories ever written. I’m so glad I lived long enough to witness this with you all
I think Connie and Jean talking about burning of the bodies refers to the funeral after blocking Trost district with a boulder, not Erwin's charge. It's there where Jean makes his point about joining the Scouts, that is why Connie tells him that it's his fault they are stuck with this shitty job of saving the world. Because it was there Jean convinced him to join Scouts instead of MPs.
Exactly. It's where he burned Marcos body.
That is entirely correct; I was about to make a post about it. Otherwise, great video.
I paused the video at this point and came looking for a comment saying this lol, you are correct.
Ending explained ok yeah it’s a shit ending that only aot meatriders like, eren legit died a bitch how you gonna cry over your literal sister not loving you after years, and then he says he doesn’t wanna die even tho that’s his one of two plans And then he calls himself a idiot yet years later paradis gets bombed so it’s obvious he was right Can’t believe Floch died for this
Thank you I was looking for this correction in the comments, Jean said he didn't want to be a pile of ashes unrecognizable.
The ending was just too sad. Seeing that Eren didn't want to die and that Eren didn't want Mikasa to be with anyone else but him
tbh idk what you expect. obviously a depressing series is gon have a sad ending
It made the most sense, in the end. Eren had hopes and dreams like everyone else. He was a prisoner of fate, and a ended up a slave to his own pursuit of freedom, ironically. Chad Eren was just a front he put on for the Jaegerists. The frightened boy and tragic human being who confesses his love for Mikasa and Armin was the real sad Eren, and that made him more believable to me.
Eren whining was absolutely cringe
It was pathethic, terrible ending and character assasination of eren
@@Uncle-Ruckus.L take
started watching this when I was eleven-twelve and now i'm twenty. followed this anime for a long time and the ending was of course inevitable but also saddening because attack on titan has finally come to an end. i think it depicted perfectly, how the cycle of war continues on regardless. bittersweet that eren was only prolonging that cycle so his friends could live peacefully till they eventually passed as well. beautiful story telling. i will miss all of this so much, i feel like i'm going through the five stages of grief.
When Mikasa finally talks to ymir at the end it shows a clip of king fritz being assassinated while Ymir comforts her children. I believe she sent her memory of Mikasa killing Eren to her past and ended the curse. I also think there is a multiverse in all of this thus why this doesn't change their universe but it will change another universe as eren says he tested different realities but they all converge to the same outcome. Also further supported when ymir shows Mikasa a different timeline where she confessed her love to Eren and they lived his remaining 4 years in a cabin. There's an infinite number of universes for every action that could've been different and we just so happened to witness this universes version. I believe there's a universe where Mikasa and Eren do get their fairytale ending whether if it be from ymir ending the curse and letting king fritz be assassinated or from a different course of actions that brings peace to their world without mass genocide or war. And this is all I need to get my closure from that ending haha
I like this theory and agree
Its sad how many people have downvoted the last episode, my dad and I watched the finale together and we thoroughly enjoyed it (the baby scene was especially heartbreaking)
sorry, but it's not our cup of tea
@@herohour6496what the hell does that mean
Tbh i kinda feel like the ending was mad realistic. I mean the whole series is a political thriller showing that even after there was somewhat peace once again humans will always make the same mistakes. I mess with it .
@@herohour6496 then it's not, go on, move on in your life
Yeah I was watching that scene by my babby sister so I had to look away man
I'm glad to have shared this experience with you all.
Weird how everybody said this ending was a piece of crap back when the manga ended. Now people are happy with it?
i hope everyone lives long peaceful lives
In the manga the conversation with Armin, at the end, was poorly written, and because of this there was a sour taste in people's mouth; thankfully the anime fixes this.@@pearljaime2
@@pearljaime2 The anime fixed the ending
@@magsington As an anime only, that ending was a disappointment.
I think that the child and his dog at the end kinda means that people with the same situations tend to come to the same conclusions. Just like Ymir and Eren wanted power that would help them fight off their oppressors or better their situations, every generation will circle back to the same conclusion when faced with the same challenges, thinking that that’s the solution to humanity’s problems. But just as we’ve all witnessed, as long humans coexist conflicts will never cease. Because we create our own problems that ends up killing us and restarting the cycle of violence again. And I also think that maybe that’s why Eren cried when telling Armin how messed up his head was because he could see an infinite amount of past, present and future. Because no matter how much he tried to come up with a solution that completely ended the cycle of violence, he just couldn’t. Everything just kept cycling back. The endless amount of past he saw might have showed him how repetitive history is and his present might’ve proved to him how ignorant we are and the endless future might’ve showed him how insignificant his actions would be in a long run but it would at least ensure enough freedom for a few generations. Maybe that’s why it kinda took a while before the cycle of violence repeated. Or maybe not 😅😅 but all in all it was an incredible piece of work and I’m happy to have been part of it. ❤❤❤
Attack on Titan is not just an Anime , it's an Emotion 😭 . Simply a "Masterpiece" ❤️😍
The scene where Erwin and Hanje appear in front of Levie got me so emotional. Then cuts to Levie doing the salute, alone. It was a very impactful scene. Same goes when Sasha appears before Connie. Also the toe to toe fist fight between Armin and Eren...
Erwin appearance made me cry 😢
Mikasa half pinoy
seeing him finally break down and cry killed me. went thru a lot of tissues, damn you isayama
lol when i read this comment and had the scene in my mind again i almost shed a tear wtf xD
That was the hardest scene for me
I don’t think Jean and Connie were talking about burying the bodies from the return to shiganshina suicide charge. I think they were talking about the burning of the bodies after the battle for Trost which is what made all of those cadets in the 104 decide to become Scouts
Definitely referencing Trost. They hadn’t joined the Survey Corps yet.
I got that too!
Yeah for sure
Yeah they were because Jean always talks about that
it might be the most pivotal moment of jean's life, it's definitely what he was reminiscing about
Watched this series anytime I get into a depressed state , it reminds me how cruel life can be but at the same time teaching you how to see the beauty it life
I like that. It’s difficult to remember that considering, but I’ll try🥲. It helps to make this show bearable on the heart.
@@mandeep3.14I feel you. Let’s keep trying
Your speech at the end made me immediately subscribe. This is the first video I've watched on your channel, but definitely not the last! As the scouts say, "dedicate your heart" and you did just that. Thank you :')
The fact that this show was able to represent human condition and the never ending cycle of war so damn well, in times where the world could go to shit at any moment, is nothing short of beautiful yet devastatingly tragic... and I'm happy i was here for the last 9 years to see it.
Honestly Remembrance day which is in 3 days does a better job representing that than this ending
@@cdntrooper3078One is fiction’s,the other is not. What’s even the point of comparing the two?
I didn’t get the impression “war will always exist.” It gave me the impression war SHOULDN’T exist, unless we are to romanticize Eren’s genocidal regrets. I got the impression that almost all evil comes from religion. Notice the entire show was about “Island devils” and people wanting to be the kinfolk of a supreme being so they didn’t have to view the world around them as equal, and just like our world, men led the charge in failing to control their emotions to the expense of a baby wrapped in red being passed beside the edge of the earths sympathy.
Remember at the very end they just started launching bombs At each other in the credits. Like he did it for nothing.
@@lazar3980 After ww1, there was ww2, after that we had numerous fucked up wars. Does that mean humanity shouldn’t have stopped nazis? The earth will be destroyed in far away future due to sun exploding, does that mean we all should do nothing and not enjoy life or fight for what is dear to us? People like you truly act like a 12 year old. Also, the point isn’t to idolise Eren, even his friends never wanted that. Eren saying he did it for his friends is his excuse or “justification” to hide his inner nature of levelling everything, precisely because he is a slave to freedom aka The attack titan.
It’s a story about people trapped in a cycle of doing terrible things and sacrificing their humanity to protect the ones they love, which was finally (for a time) broken by someone willing to sacrifice the one they love for the sake of humanity. Absolutely brilliant.
That's not even true though
It's a story of the red scarf on a girl. It smells after 80 years. 😂 but she still wears it.
@@codstuff575 You realise that ending sequence of the tree in Paradis advancing into the future takes place over 20,000 years right? Listen to the lyrics of the Linked Horizon song playing over it. They literally got thousands of years of peace.
@@FatMonkeyUKbut why would you think they got peace? Even without the titans humanity still would have developed weapons which could destroy the whole world.
It's about a little bit more than that. It's about people who understood what Hell on Earth was like choosing it again because they saw that a "final solution" is no solution at all, all in the hopes that something better was at the end of the tunnel. It's about how humanity will always be in conflict, and we can either end that conflict at the cost of our humanity, or we can embrace our humanity in hopes that children in the future can enjoy even one more moment of peace.
This channel is such an incredible resource for fans of this show, manga, and fans of YOU. So many people will find these videos as they get into the show both this year and years from now. Means the world and we’re so grateful for the work you did and do here.
Even if you think that you're back to your irrelevant self, what you left for us will never be forgotten- thank you for explaining this masterpiece with your heart!
Been watching this since the day it aired and still can’t believe it’s been 10 years already. This episode left me feeling deep regret and sadness knowing Eren couldn’t stop what was going to happen. In least he was able to finally rest knowing his friends and loved ones would live a long peaceful life. Saw this when I was 21 and I’m 31 now. Thank you for the journey AOT. 🙏🏼🕊️
22-32 this was absolutely an amazing ride 🥹🫶🏼💕thank you AOT
Wow, i been with this 7-17, this show was a trip being faithful to only anime and having to patiently wait for this very moment🎉
I was 18 now I'm 28 😮, I enjoyed every bit of it, seeing him in those last scenes with Armin made me just sad, realising he's just a idiot playing the role of a monster to save his family 😢
From 14-23😭
It made no sense tho. Idk why eren, with all his founder powers didn't just end the titan curse and restart the eldian empire.
The Jean and Ranier tandem made me cry. Most especially seeing Ranier's reaction when Jean told him something about what Scout Regime's do.
"...I'm in the Military Police" 😂😂
Reiner*
Lainah**
I was fine throughout the video but your speech at the end broke me. Thank you for loving a show this much and sharing the love with so many of us
I remember watching your video’s years ago talking about attack on titan and the promised Neverland and als watching a bit of your livestreams, I never thought about witnessing the last of aot with you and watching you explain the end. It’s been a long journey but at least I was a part of this. Thanks for your hard work on your videos and keep going with the remarkable work!!!
Eren went from "I will kill all titans!" to "I will control all titans" and eventually, "I will eradicate all titans." He had a tough cycle to go through.
between the 2nd and 3rd there was also "i am all titans"
“I will kill all humans who aren’t eldian/titans”
"I will wipe them from the face of the Earth"
@@jesusleyva4386 "I'm an idiot and I don't know why I did the rumbling"
Mikasa half pinoy
The phrase “living long enough to see yourself become the villain” hits so hard and so perfectly for AoT, especially after seeing the pieces come together with the ending
Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t that From Batman
Bro was 19
Lelouch?
Definitely
The whole ending arc to this series had me really upset and it took me a while to piece together why. Turns out I really don't like tragedies and was too caught up in the sci-fi action/adventure/romance aspects of the plot to realize that was exactly what the story was. So this series ended up tearing me up a bit, and the after credits scene was profound but also came across as a nihilistic gutpunch that left me reeling.
Great video! I’ve been watching this show for 8 years, I got lucky to start watching it pretty early on. Not knowing anything about the manga has made this show a very long and crazy ride. Sad to see it end but it will be one of my favorite shows for ever. I’m not a big cryer but this show got me…
The entire point of AoT was that there was no real villain, just different views and agendas people were fighting for. That's why Eren chose to become the main villain to unite everyone together by fighting the common enemy. Even tho he knew that the humanity will eventually do the same thing with wars continuing over and over, at least he wanted for his friends to live a peaceful life in the "time of piece". The ending credits also showed that what he saw was true, the human nature would always find a way to make war and life will always find its meaning. Therefore Eren is the real hero, well, an antihero and one of the most interesting characters ever written.
In the end, it was for his friends😢. For Mikasa, Armin
It was a useless anime. Been watching since episode one and have never been so disappointed after I invested years into it. Erin and Mikasa get the happy ending robbed from them, none of what happens matters since they invent nukes. All useless.
@@nikothehero799thank u brother I thought I was alone
@@nikothehero799 well i know what you mean, but this kind of ending was expected from an anime such as Attack on titan. It was always sad and painful. The nukes only show that human nature will always find a way to make a war with each other, not because of the titans.
@@Shadow6212 I agree. The point is nihilistic. But a truly happy.. Truly satisfying moment would be to just give us eren and Mikasa.. Something I had been looking for since I was a teenager..... But no.... In the hundreds of years shown in the anime we realize we just bomb each other.. So eff everything. It doesn't matter? Lol? Eff the titans.... Eren sacrificed himself for nothing? Dam it, just give us eren and Mikasa if it's all for sht anyway!
After all these years, we finally see Eren do it. He killed all the titans. Erased them all from the world. It costed everything he loved and himself. But damn he did it. I'll never forget such a beautiful story.
the hallucigenia will just reawaken in the epilogue lmao
@@salamanderhillbillyweasel1629 I definitely thought that too lol, the ending is up to interpretation I think
It will but the bright side is there's no King Fritz @@salamanderhillbillyweasel1629
I just discovered your channel since I was so confused at what happened from the ending as I had mixed reactions from it, I watched the whole vid and now fully understood what they were trying to point out in this whole anime. Thank you so much for your detailed and determination towards this anime and it was clear how much you've loved the series. Unfortunately it also has to end ☹️ I'm so glad I've witnessed this video cause no one else could've explained this more clearly than you did, just hoping that you'll still be able to do videos like these bc i know how much effort you've put on this and how difficult it is to also do 😭. You've gained 1 follower here 😊❤ ik it's not much, I really do appreciate your efforts on this series. Once again, Thank you.
this episode hit me HARD, i've never cried harder in my life, and it makes me realize how awful this world really is. attack on titan will always have a special place in my heart
You’ve lived a good life if this anime is what made you cry the hardest
Bro I love aot but that ending sucked ass😂😂😂
@@zinkarius7 the ending was good. it just wasn't the typical evil wins or everyone wins most animes play out. it's more like the ending of the watchmen with ozymandias causing a single strike that focuses everyones hate on the Dr Manhattan . a single foe that becomes the enemy of the world
Lol, then the world isn't cruel, eren, or rather the true mastermind, ymir is. If eren was truly free, he would have just ended the 13 year titan curse and restored the eldian empire to it's former glory. Take all the brilliant scientist and create a thriving country. As long as historia's queen and eren, the founder backs her, people won't be slaves or mistreated under their rule.
@@brodie_lee7904uff..well sayed breda..
I really liked the ending but I have a different interpretation of the final scene. Seeing the child find the opening to the tree similar to how ymir did really made me feel like Eren became the centipede thing that ymir found and that the cycle of titans would begin again. I mean the creator clearly made the opening of Erens tree look like Ymirs tree intentionally. It also begs the question of how many cycles of titans there has been I mean just because Ymir is the first we see in the story doesn’t mean she was the first ever. It could be she was just the latest at that time to discover the power after countless advanced civilizations wiped each other out and restarted just like we see in the final scenes of the series. This is however my interpretation and to me makes the most sense.
Wow, never thought of that during my watch. I think it also makes sense!
Futuristic post-apocalyptic sequel incoming? Can't wait for the Electric Titan; half titan, half mecha.
@@johkupohkuxd1697 Naw Dog Titian
Gotta keep the franchise alive somehow, lol
yea, i have similar thought
Well I've just been crying through the last episode, then I your video made me cry and now reading all the comments, theories and memories here made me cry again. Truly remarkable show.
As someone with Twins on the way, that baby crying almost got me. But the ending was great, such an intense and crazy way to end it. Showing the never ending cycle of human conflict, honestly expected the boat to explode before the credits rolled. I did know that just turning off the ability to be Titans was the answer, just was confused why it took so long. The overall ending felt...bittersweet.
Even though AOT is over, this last episode hit me on a person level because our story isn’t over. We see what’s going on all over the world, in that sense it’s very relatable and the show left us with a really powerful message we should carry with us for at least our lifetimes.
Whats the message?
@@amongusgaming8368human always conflict sooner or after. Find your own meaning of life, live for yourself or for the others🤔🤔🤔
as long as humans exist the cycle of hate will repeat itself as its human nature.
That message has already been around probably since ancient times. Karl Marx, the father of communism is attributed to saying that. But I know for a fact those World War 1 veterans seeing us plunge into an even deadlier World War just 20 years later uttered the same words.
This series did really well at highlighting the complexities of life.
Truly a special anime and can’t believe it’s done. 10 years ago from 16-26 years old and this show still hits the same from when I was much younger. This show conveys so much action and mixes in endearing moments and emotions.
same here, started at 14 and finished now at 24, truly a travel of emotions
I am 36 and started watching it here and there for 3 years. My 12 year old got me back into it.
Well that’s wild we’re the same age hahah
started when i was 11 years old now im 21 :'')) i'm grateful to have an older brother who loves anime and got me to watch aot as a child otherwise i wouldn't have had this experience. it's weird that it's over now because for years i would always wait for new seasons. now it's done, it's finished, it still feels weird to me.
This was more than a show to me. I've never been attached to something like this before. It honestly feels like the end of this show and the deaths of the characters actually happened in real life. Also the show being 10 years long lasted from when I got out of highschool until being 29 years old! So I also grew with this show. Lastly AOT may be a dark anime but there's alot of things in the series that in today's society are difficult to find like a true connection between friends or a significant other and a real purpose something beyond the bullshit 9-5. This show actually feels more real than life.
@4:23 When Connie is refrencing the day they burned the bodies, its not for the fallen of those in the suicide charge led by Erwin that he is referencing, but the Battle of Trost District. When Jean and the other survivors burn the fallen, Jean through the pressure of Marko's ghost/memory decides to join the Survey Corp. Connie is jokingly blaming Jean for them being where they are because if he hadn't inspired them or deluded the original gang to follow him in joining the Scouts in that direction, the two of them would not be there about to be changed into pure titans in the Battle of Heaven and Earth.
Great recap! Very detailed, it helped me pick up on some stuff i missed
I discovered AoT back in 2013 when episode 2 dropped. The wait for S2 was gruelling but I never imagined 10 years later we would finally see this Anime end. One of the greatest shows ever released. 10/10 would definitely recommend
I randomly started watching it on a hungover Sunday a month ago. How does that make you feel? 😅
@@azz111fulllike he had more time to appreciate it and you’re attempt to demean it is heinous lol 😂
@michaellawrence1601 My attempt to demean it? I'm just having a laugh 😂 It's all love here x
Nah The writing îs mediocre and so ar eits villains
ITS CRAZY HOW TIME FLIES. I loved every bit of this anime and it has brought so many emotions to me!
I'm so glad they literally changed Mikasa's face in the anime to match how Eren sees her in the end of the manga. It's just beautiful. A story I'm never going to forget. I cried so much eventhough I knew what was going to happen.
how did her face change to match how eren sees her ? i thought they all simply just got older and thts it 😧
@@leavemealone854they don't draw her exactly as we see her on the manga, they got their own style (both MAPPA and WIT) but they intentionally used the same panel that we can see on the last chapter of the manga! :)
This was a shit story.
@@andreu129 if you think that maybe you should not watch AOT related videos
Dude... This is the first video I've watched from you, as I just finished this series...but well done man. I appreciate how much this meant to you, and I can hear what you were describing in the edits I noticed... It meant a lot to you, and I am willing to bet it meant a lot to your viewers. I Dare say your 15 mins of fame isn't over yet if you keep your passions going! Oh and p.s.... Attack on Titan rules... My bad, sentimental moment!
I don't think the "flashback" with Mikasa and Eren was some "alternate timeline" or reality. Nor was the memory with Armin. Based off what is said in the conversation with Armin I took it as these were memories of conversations that happened which came back when Eren died. He had the conversation with Armin in the paths when he almost died on the boat and likely had the conversation with Mikasa but then held back that memory from her so that she would hate him enough to kill him. It seemed to me that prior to Eren truly setting off down the path of the rumbling he went to each of his friends and confessed certain things to them which he then made them forget so they would be willing to stop him. Maybe I'm misreading that but it doesn't make much sense for there to be "alternate" timelines. To me it makes more sense that they really happened.
It's not so much an alternate timeline, just a time outside of time. In "the paths" time works differently. 4 seconds could equate to 4 years, which is the time Eren and Mikasa spent together. It happened, as he holds a lot of power in "the paths". It's just a different place, where they had more time together.
@@SavedCurls7 that's a plausible explanation. I thought it actually took place before season 4 but after rewatching and rereading there are those specific quotes about the war with the Marleyeans that still confuse me. It does seem to be some kind of alternative time. It just more sense in my understanding of people's "memories" coming back that it really happened. Perhaps like you said Eren brought Mikasa into the Paths and that's where they experienced this "memory" like he did with Armin. I was just under the assumption that Armin had his conversation with Eren in the paths because he almost died on the boat. I suppose there's no reason Eren couldn't have pulled Mikasa into the Paths though.
Eren took them all into the paths at different times during the Rumbling but wiped their memories so that they would still kill him, and his death brought the memories back. Because Mikasa is an Ackermann, she can't have her memory wiped so he waited until right before she killed him to take her into the paths, and then again just as he died.
@@snaredrum5167 that's a really good point about Mikasa not being able to have her memories wiped because she's an Ackerman. Your theory about it happening right before she killed him is likely spot on.
@@snaredrum5167because she’s an Ackerman she can’t have her memories manipulated at all. Her receiving false memories from Eren is a plot hole
I cried the whole episode. 10/10 Genuinely a masterpiece in storytelling and my all time favorite show. Didn't think I'd tear up AGAIN at your video. Even though I only got into AoT around 11 months ago, this series truly changed my life. I will rewatch this show, tell stories of this show, and remember this show for the rest of my life. This isn't goodbye, more so a "See you later." 🕊
Disappointed in it tbh. Been watching since (2015)
You must cry a lot lmao
It's not a 10/10 more like a 9/10 the ending was good but did not live up to the series, I mean Eren committed genocide cause he felt like it and bc he was a idiot with powers, and my god I don't even remember a single time Eren had romantic feeling towards Mikasa so it was stupid when I saw him crying over her, and it felt way too similar to the way Code Geass ended.
I've been watching since the release of episode 4 in may 2013. It's been a crazy ride but I'm gonna be honest I also picked up the manga while waiting 3 years for season 2 and I knew the ending and so I've been pretty disconnected from AoT. Animation was awesome and the soundtrack too but yeah. The ending is.. not that good.
me too brother 😢😥😥
Read the ending back in 2021. Felt really “meh” about it back then, but the anime did a fantastic job of selling the emotional cues that I felt isayama fell short of completely describing. No shade to the author, I just think anime has the advantage with the great voice acting and soundtrack with better pacing too
Same man. Obviously there’s a few problems with the ending. But I don’t think it effects aots legacy as a whole. I loved that episode so much
@@davidharner2481me too man I loved it.
It was a MEHsterpiece.
@@RaMraM-zm1el why?
the eren and armin last conversation HAS IMPROVE SO MUCH it feels like the ending more organic and acceptable than the manga somehow
Actually Connie conversation with Jean before turning into titans was referring back to season 1 or 2 where Jean said he was going to be a survey corps instead of the military police. This statement influenced connie and made him decide to join the survey corps as well. It had nothing to do with the suicide charge. This was the trost battle where marcos died. Both connie and Jean orginally wanted a peaceful life in the interior as a police.
Attack on Titan was there when i need it the most growing up, its an end of an era. but remeber. its okay to cry that its ended, but smile knowing you was a part of it. Thank you for the video. Thank you
21:57-I actually heard that the futuristic city shown in the epilogue was meant to show that centuries had passed since the events of the story, not decades. So, Paradis had a long time to live in peace.
To you in 2,000 years… or 20,000 years - linked horizon
It’s gotta be hundred of years. No way that civilization in Paradis got that advanced in decades, let alone all the world catching up in military prowess after 80% of them got wiped out.
@@earvinmanansala5213 we literally got that advanced in a few decades lol. War drives innovation after all.
@@hoofhearted4but %80 of us didnt get stomped by big smelly feet
@@speedeespeedboi9527 i mean, black death did wipe up like 50% of Europe
Great video man, just one correction at 4:20 Jean and Connie were talking about the day that they burned Marco's body. That was the moment Jean took the decision to *dedicate his heart to the scouts*. This resolve and change motivated Sasha and Connie to also choose the scouts.
I think they where talking about Sasha
@@Floor..no it was marco for sure
Yeah that was a huge turning point for Jean in season one. Burning the bodies of his comrades and not even knowing whose bones he was seeing. That’s definitely what they are talking about.
I binge watched it all of it within a month. I think I might just re watch it immediately
You did an outsating job summarizing the ending. Forever grateful💙✊
I cried the entire episode. AOT is more than just an anime, it’s a story of love and tragedy. It’s a story of the human psyche and condition. Much like Sea Tatics stated, war never stops, it never changes. Eren knew this, but he also knew he had to do something to bring peace for a brief period for all he loved. AOT is a beautifully written story, a story that I have not seen in anime before or since. It’s been an honor watching this series with all of you, and it’s been an honor to watch these recap videos. See you later, Eren. ❤🕊️
Who cries over anime
It’s a story of war
You are right, it's more than just an anime, originally it's a manga.
How is it a story of love?
@@f4rhan_179normal people who are able to sympathize
Eren's last conversation with Armin literally made me cry.😭😭 Loved their bromance❤. Thank you so much Hajime Isayama.❤❤
Where and when did this convo actually take place? And how about the 'alternate' ending where Mikasa lives together with eren for 4 years?
@@rizkiadrianhakimEren's convo with Armin & Mikasa both took place in their head.
don't call it bromance
@@ohsnap5141the bromance truly beautiful
@@cadenhannon3273 i wish i had a bro like armin... Trully beatiful
Thank you for your explanations. It gives me a lot of new sights and informations about this anime. I really appreciate your efforts and time. Hope there's a lot of good things happens to you guys. God bless!
This show really was my childhood growing up. I'll never forget when i first started watching it. I thought i wasn't going to shed man tears but here we are. 😅 Thank you Attack On Titan for telling a beautiful story.
These last few chapters had me weeping the entire time. Attack on Titan has one of the best story lines in an anime that I’ve ever seen. I’m so sad that the show is over, but i had a feeling the show would end the way it would. masterpiece 💔
Exactly. Aot has one of the most bland stories ever written, were marley îs just a one dimensional evil nation who wants to conquer, no wonder all The edgy kids route for eren to destroy them. What othe option there îs? Aot really failed at delivering complex villains
@@mihaimercenarul7467 who are you agreeing with? Villains? 😭😭 good lord I wish this anime never became this popular and reached illetrate media
@@yejihour1281 it's ok child. Go back to bed.
@mihaimercenarul7467 Marley is not one dimensional. Time to put mommy’s phone down.
@@mihaimercenarul7467that is not how it was executed episodically and no they aren’t one dimensional … like at all
I started this anime when I was 19. I am 29 now and I am so happy to have experienced such masterful storytelling since the beginning. Goodbye Ereh.....Goodbye AOT
How are all of you guys ogs
@@chaska8144idk how to answer that question but I’m an og too lol
hey man thanks for this video very in depth loved it! hope your doing another series
I want you to know there’s soooo many other KZheadrs out there trying to explain the ending and they did their best (shit job) but you, you truly had the love and passion towards the creators, the show itself, and your fans. So thank you for putting much effort into the video and actually diving in the nitty gritty. Long Live AOT
You missed this: The giant tree at the end looks identical to the one seen during Ymir’s backstory. It is same tree that the Hallucigenia (founding titan, source of all life itself) was underneath two thousand years ago. The modern tree is the one where Eren used to sit as a child, it is also his final resting place. Now because he was buried there and because the tree grew incredibly tall, like unnaturally means that the founding titan, Hallucigenia or well life lives on! What is presumably Mikasa’s grandchild or even great grandchild stumbles upon this tree and if the child were to walk in, the cycle would repeat itself. A new Ymir is born. So the tree represents the cycle of revenge and bloodshed that seemingly was broken piecing itself back together.
He completely ignored that fact. The tree brings titans
This would also imply that this has happened even before ymirs time
Ymir and the boy are coming from two completely different situations. Nothing to suggest the cycle would start again since the boy was just exploring with his dog while Ymir was a slave trying to escape death
Yea I’m suprised he didn’t know that considering all the studying of the series he’s done
Aot seems like something like pain arch from naruto
It's really crazy to think this show is over 10 years old now. I remember watching the first season in late 2013, and ended up becoming a manga reader probably around the Kenny arc since I didn't want to wait years for Season 2 back then. Now that it's all over, I only feel empty now... I'll miss AOT very much.
Kenny doesn’t appear until Season 3…
@@giygas9305Yeah and? The kenny arc was already in the manga when season 2 was being planned.
@@themrmezbah His story doesn’t make sense to me.
KKEEEEEEENNNNNNYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Same, i watched AoT back in 2013 and ended up reading the manga starting around Sannes being tortured.
I’m sorry I’m just now discovering you. I can tell you put your heart into your content just from this one video. I think you counting yourself out too early. Keep up the good work to create an impact, and you will. Best of blessing to you my guy!
From the first Episode I was hooked... It wasn't just a show, it was an experience.
We cry because we empathize, knowing how much we observed their bond and struggles from S1 to S4 it breaks our hearts from time to time.
To all those who watched and read this masterpiece it was a pleasure! Thank you Isayama!!
A pretty mediocre show wiritng wise
Mastershiet
@@coolchannelize15is the story not the most important element when it comes to AOT?
I concur, been a fan since season 1, 2013 What a ride it has been 💯
Not a Masterpiece, just a big stinky load of shit with a bad ending
How did Mikasa arguably travel 1000s of kms from the end of battle to siganshiga to bury Eren’s severed head?
Love makes you do crazy things
She unlocked fast travel after killing Eren
@@chgaming5059😂😂😂😂😂
Annie threw her remember?
You have my full support bro. This was amazing. I felt your passion and i felt like i connected with you. I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the work brother 🤝🏼
What a time to be alive. Just witnessed a masterpiece come to an end. So glad that the makers didn’t change the ending and kept it the way it is. This anime will always have a special place in my heart.
Glad you admit how mediocre the villains and overall story îs. Bad guys want to conquer the world.
@@mihaimercenarul7467 Kivvv: The anime was a masterpiece! You: Glad you agree it’s mediocre.
Masterpiece? This was one of the worst endings i have seen, with more plotholes than the last season of GoT. If i want a "It was all according to my plan to become the main villian" - storyline, i watch Code Geass.
Code geass and aot are both amazing, why cant u keyboard wizards learn to enjoy multiple shows without hating on every other one that rivals your special fav that must absolutely always be the best. Its so embarrassing reading comments like this. Go back to school @@zelgius3421
@@zelgius3421, I advise you to rewatch the last episode so you will understand Eren’s true motivations and desires. Bringing long and peaceful life to his friends wasn’t his main desire. He did what he did just because he wanted that. He is a capricious child who just wanted to get what he wanted. He tried to persuade himself that he was doing all these things for his friends but that wasn’t true and he admitted it. He didn’t try to bring peace to world. He knew it wouldn’t happen. But he could at least bring that peace to his friends and buy some time for them to live as they wanted. Eren wanted to become free and freedom for him was equal to human annihilation. It was his main desire, not becoming villain for the world to people come together and take him down.
Started watching AOT in 2015 with my 12 year old and just finished it together with him now as a 20 year old. Whilst he also owns the manga I made myself wait over the years to watch the ending with no spoilers and boy did I cry! Such a powerful story that is now a huge part of our family memories 😊thank you to Hajime Isayama for giving us this journey!
it's never that serious lol. Obviously Ymir was under the control of that damn thing, so she wasn't able to think clearly. Look at her eyes, and then look at her eyes again when Mikassa talks to her. They're 2 different Ymirs. You're not a damn reviewer, so stfu @@lonelynights5393
@@lonelynights5393this is such an insane reply. this person is talking about how they got to enjoy the show with their son and how much it meant to them and you’re in their replies, “yapping” and complaining about the show. weirdo behavior. take that shit elsewhere.
No wonder there’s so many school shootings kids are watching AOT at 12 years old 🤣 🤣
@@lonelynights5393why do you want others to only see things in your point of view? If you didn’t enjoy the ending that fine but why won’t let those that enjoyed it just enjoy it. And the fact that you’re trying to argue with someone who’s just happily reminiscing about how memorable this show has been for their family is just weird.
Saved the best for last. Thank you for this video, time, and passion. This was the first video of yours that I've watched, but it was very informational and powerful.
Thanks man for wrapping it all up and letting me know why iv been clinging to it even after the end of ends.
The reason he laughed when Sasha died was probably due to his 'moving forward' and his quest to save his friend. He's been on the path multiple time or probably peering this path countless of time and found out Sasha's answer before she died was the 'only' constant.
he always knew
Probably tried his best to keep her alive but the timeline was already set in stone so it would guaranteed happen
It was confirmation that the only available path to save his other friends was the rumbling. He “tested” others and none yielded the result he wanted.
I cried for an hour. I started watching AOT in 2014. I remember anime expo being only the scout cosplay. Now i have my apartment, and car note and child. So much has changed but life moves on and i liked how they touched on that while the credits were rolling. How paradis thrived then, war and how all our characters stayed moved forward. The kid at the end was a nice touch because if there is one universal truth is that history repeats itself.
the kid's name is BOREN
@@reyreygoawayYT 😂😂
is the final scene seriously alluding to another founding titan?
best show ever!
@chrilmill2964 I think so my friend, friend? You probably a distant relative of mine from the eldian days😂😂😂 We await yet another discovery of the founder. Imagine if we were in the same universe as if life isn't already hard.
I'm sorry bro. But the body burning reference was from season 1 when jean, Connie, Sasha and the rest burned Marco and everyone elses body who died in the trost attack. They're always calling back to that because they all promised to fix the world that took them from it, realizing as time goes on that a promise of that magnitude was impossible to keep.
I waited until the show and plot were totally finished before I started watching it. Just finished tonight, and what an unbelievable story it was. I don’t know how people watched something this good while having to wait for new seasons.
We started with season 1 thinking it's a cool anime flick and then you just.. get addicted.