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[Bryan Danielson]

This scene was PRESSURE

 

[T-K-G]

Man to be the escort/executioner on Hells Paradise feels like the worst shyt to me.

Niccas going on a fukking suicide mission

The Marines and HP executioners are the only people on this list who sign up expecting to live

Every other group has explicitly stated they probably ain't gonna make it


Survey corps has to deal with their own government plotting on their downfall tho they uncovered so much fukk shyt going on

Entire planet wanted them dead you can't even go on a side quest cuz a level 99 titan might pull up

 

[tripleaamin]

I agree with @winb83. No Tomo Chan? No Skip to Loafer? No Vending Machine Isekai? No Hell's Paradise? This person got CTE, fukk this Twitter handle.

Its all mainstream shows minus. I am surprised they included farmland and Frieren. These two are the type of show most Shonen/mainstream heads wouldn't like.

 

[cobra]

10 years..wow
started watching Anime with AOT in 2013
feels like an end of an era

 

[spacewraith]

After all these years of purposefully ignoring the series, reincarnated as a slime finally reeled me in. Been binge watching this whole weekend

 

[Ribbs]

 

[tripleaamin]

Overtake! episode 6 had me on the edge of my seat. Luckily Haruka decided to pull over by JFC Satsuki crashing like that man. I know this is fiction, but you hate to see any type of accident in any sport real or fake. I am not familiar with F4 but any means but the risks of not using rain tires seemed dumb to me. Sure if it stops raining you lose the edge with rain tires, but if it gets worse you have a case like with Haruka where your performance tanks. Or in the worst possible scenario like with Satsuki.

It seems Kouya has overcome all of his trauma. Tbh there should be no issues him taking the photo in that situation. But just remembering similar situations makes it more difficult. I do hope he gets over it but the end of the season.

Very rarely in sports anime you see them execute the dangers of the sport, but TROYCA nailed this episode. This show has been super solid and has been heavily slept on.

 

[T-K-G]

Undead Unluck won me over this episode finally got some clarity on what the hell is going on

There's something about the art style I inherently dislike tho Andy with the SSJ3 eyebrows looks dumb as hell

 

[T-K-G]

I wanna see AoT with the titan distribution rearranged. How'd the Colossal Titan wind up with the softest humans in existence twice back-to-back?

It's supposed to be ironic, the titan with the most indiscriminate destruction power falls into the hands of the most empathetic people.


I just finished and enjoyed it way more than I did years ago even tho nothing really changed (ironically I'm having a similar experience on my reread of another popular manga I won't name in here)

I was probably more upset that it ended over everything else. And the abruptness of how they ended the rumbling, but looking at it now there really was no need to stretch it out any further.

Attack on Politics and the Historia plotline were the only sections I still cannot rock with, everything else did what it was supposed to do

Y'all buggin saying this man was just making shyt up since the basement you can clearly see all the time travel stuff planted in the early chapters/episodes since we know what to look for now, he was cooking something fierce and we prolly won't get anything THAT nuanced for a very long time.

The parallels between AOT and the shyt going on in the middle east end is crazy that they both came to a head in the same year

I doubt we see an another anime that's as human as this in our lives

my nikka should've deaded that last 20% and got the remaining Marleyans the fukk up outta there, the post credit scenes got me pissed all over again, whole plan failed because he was still soft and wanted to give his friends the freedom to stop him and they did

 

[cobra]

Just finished that and wow it all felt so pointless. The plot got more nonsensical as it went along and in the end just fully embraced the nonsense. The character assassination of the protagonist turning him into a brainless plot device is really bad. It's like the author shrugged their shoulders and said it is what it is. I guess they wanted to write a story where the protagonist became the bad guy but didn't feel like fleshing out the reasoning for the transition.

This was a better series when it was just people on an island fighting against Titans. Once it tried to get grander in scale it all went to shyt.

I think the whole point of the story was that Eren was evil from day 1... so there was no transition needed. The kid you saw in season 1 was inherently evil just like the adult in season 4.

Mikasa just like Ymir loved an evil man, but she showed Ymir you must destroy them even if you love them.

 

[T-K-G]

Didn't even notice Pluto was made by the Manben breh I love watching this dude talk with artists, he really geeks out every time, glad he got to snap on that project

I think the whole point of the story was that Eren was evil from day 1... so there was no transition needed. The kid you saw in season 1 was inherently evil just like the adult in season 4.

Mikasa just like Ymir loved an evil man, but she showed Ymir you must destroy them even if you love them.

 

[cobra]

Didn't even notice Pluto was made by the Manben breh I love watching this dude talk with artists, he really geeks out every time, glad he got to snap on that project

its true...
the audience just like Mikasa fell in love with a bad person and are thus coping about his ending

they should take notes from Mikasa and move on

 

[tripleaamin]

its true...
the audience just like Mikasa fell in love with a bad person and are thus coping about his ending

they should take notes from Mikasa and move on

You taking the twist the wrong way if you think Eren was born evil. There was a fukked up part of Eren from the jump but that doesn't imply he was evil
He was broken to the person he became.

Also deadass Eren started this series as a bytch and ended this series as one too

 

[storyteller]

It's supposed to be ironic, the titan with the most indiscriminate destruction power falls into the hands of the most empathetic people.

I'm just kidding around fam. The ending was okay, once we grant that getting detached from linear time had the Inheritors of the Founding Titan losing their shyt (and that is high-key the best context to deal with certain quirks in Eren's dialogue throughout the series).

But it'll always feel wild to me that 2000 years of Founding Titan powers never amounted to more than an Undertale genocide run. I know this is supposed to be a reflection on nature (not even just human nature), but it gets way too close to "the genocidal isolationist approach was the only way" for my comfort.

Though, I will admit that a rewatch recontextualized by the ending is interesting as hell...like this scene was always epic but it hits different now.

 

[42 Monks]

the more you guys really look at AoT.... i promise those MASSIVE gaps between seasons saved it from all kinds of scrutiny that other regular releases get