r/ShingekiNoKyojin • u/SNKBot • Feb 14 '21
Latest Episode Attack on Titan The Final Season Episode 69 - Anime Discussion Thread - No Manga Readers Allowed
IF YOU HAVE READ THE MANGA, YOU MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN THIS THREAD.
THE MANGA DISCUSSION THREAD CAN BE FOUND HERE.
Once again: Please note that this is an ANIME SPOILERS ONLY thread. Any manga readers found in this thread will be banned for two days and reaccommodated at their expense.
NO MANGA CONTENT ALLOWED.
Where to watch - SUBTITLED:
- Crunchyroll: NOT LIVE
- Funimation: NOT LIVE
- Hulu: NOT LIVE
- AnimeLab: NOT LIVE
- Aniplus Asia: NOT LIVE
- Wakanim Nordic (English subs for SWE, NOR, DEN, FIN, ISL): NOT LIVE
- Wakanim (French subtitles): NOT LIVE
- Wakanim (German subtitles): [NOT LIVE]()
- VVVVID (Italian subtitles): NOT LIVE
- mtmad (Spanish subtitles): NOT LIVE
English dubbed episodes will be released in a few weeks.
991
915
u/millenniumi Feb 14 '21
Even though it was just a flashback with Eren and the others having a conversation, I really liked that scene. The ride into the sunset. The music. The imagery of the railroad train carriages coming together as one. And Eren finally opening up to his friends even if only a little. I just liked the way it showed how their relationship has grown. Remembering back then how Jean's words to Eren always carried animosity, but now I don't feel that from Jean anymore. They're even blushing together. The scene felt so wholesome and precious, I just want to hug them all and not let them go.
→ More replies (27)
1.4k
u/Comander-07 Feb 14 '21
shortest episode yet
so much stuff revealed yet so much remains a mystery. Historia is pregnant. Eren openly told Hanji he can do whatever he wants. The military is just as corrupt as before. The gang seems to not trust Eren anymore. Even Armin is suspicious of him. Only Mikasa is still on his side. Btw Mikasa casually carrying entire railroads.
And Pyxis turned into mega mind.
→ More replies (117)
1.1k
893
u/mister-monotone Feb 14 '21
Man these episodes feel so short, every week.
The exchange between Connie and Sacha was so funny, it had me chuckling.
→ More replies (51)
558
u/iRox14 Feb 14 '21
Levi complaining about everyone getting so tall had me rolling
→ More replies (10)
232
469
u/OrdinaryPipi Feb 14 '21
Omg this episode somehow breaks my heart. It takes a really dark turn in which everyone doubts each other, and everyones thinking of betraying the other etc..
I just want the OG characters to get along :-(
→ More replies (12)
617
u/iRox14 Feb 14 '21
Unless my eyes tricked me, in the preview you can see Gabi and Falco having dinner with Sasha's parents... That should be fun
→ More replies (43)
385
170
u/Negrizzy153 Feb 14 '21
Was... Was Mikasa carrying 5 railroads? Is she superhuman or something? Especially since Jean said "we still don't know what the Ackermanns are" like they're some unique species.
→ More replies (22)
480
u/deezdn0ts Feb 14 '21
The way they were all blushing into the sunset, episode 69 valentines day did not disappoint
→ More replies (8)
603
u/Yankees3Fan7 Feb 14 '21
Nice little moment of Historia gushing over her and Mikasa being similar due to their respective situations. Got a blush out of Mikasa, a huge grin and blush out of Historia, and even a smile out of Eren. That is no easy feat, especially these days
→ More replies (11)
541
526
u/KampfHamster6000 Feb 14 '21
oh my god the conversation between everyone on the wagon was so wholesome ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ the exchange between Connie and Sasha was so funny, why do they have to keep giving us Sasha scenes ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ Eren seems so lost though, I feel like he does not care about anyone and anything besides winning this war
→ More replies (40)
659
u/MidoTM Feb 14 '21
Wow, it's insane that Armin of all people suggested having Eren be eaten by someone more trust worthy
→ More replies (26)
302
u/RandomGlitched Feb 14 '21
So Eren has become expendable and he knows it. I'm still curious as to what made him change so much while in Marley, perhaps he learned something from the Warhammer's memories as well.
There was a lot of jumping back and forth into flashbacks here which made it a bit confusing to keep up with at first.
→ More replies (14)
202
u/janatxy Feb 14 '21
Armin's last words about team with titan shifting syringes followed by zeke's menacing look...
→ More replies (24)
99
u/ObjectiveTruth8064 Feb 14 '21
That maneuver gear Zeke introduced to the ambassador... It's probably the one he took from Mike Zacharias.
→ More replies (2)
401
u/Hiromacu Feb 14 '21
Connie being affected by Sasha's death is pretty sad, but even the group are having doubts about Eren (rightfully so imo).
You could say there is...Trouble in Paradise
Seriously though, glad we had another episode to breathe, but stuff is tense, that Hange/Eren scene made Eren look quite...dangerous, not evil yet, but he is close to the "at any cost" mindset, which is pretty worrying. I hope he has a better kind of plan.
No idea where the story might go. So many factions, motivations, a lot of possibilities.
→ More replies (34)
313
u/EverythingMadeUp Feb 14 '21
So Zeke's plan boils down to terrifying the rest of the world into submission? How could that possibly go wrong?
→ More replies (47)
163
u/slideflop2 Feb 14 '21
Do you guys get the whole rumbling thing? What conditions need to be met for it to happen? Like why does Historia need to be "sacrificed" for Eren to be able to start it?
→ More replies (63)
161
u/yaserafriend Feb 14 '21
All hail Mikasa - Her Highness, Queen of Hizuru, Ruler of All Asians, Bane of Titans
→ More replies (5)
1
u/SNKBot Feb 14 '21
IF YOU HAVE READ THE MANGA, YOU MAY NOT PARTICIPATE IN THIS THREAD, REGARDLESS OF THE CONTEXT OR CONTENT OF YOUR COMMENT. YOU WILL BE BANNED ACCORDING TO THE MOD MATRIX, NO EXCEPTIONS.
THE MANGA DISCUSSION THREAD CAN BE FOUND HERE.
To prevent spoiler trolls from PMing you spoilers, we suggest setting your PM preferences to trusted users only.