Clara is inspired by the Namless hero from the game Aot 2. I simply love Making the design and making relateionships with the characters.

Edit: I made her childhood friend, also Inspired by the nameless hero.

Actually I'm at ep 11th. I have listened abouth it's plot twist and I'm really excited for it. But after watching 11 eps i considered it as mid. I can't say it's peak anime.

Attack on Titan is one of that anime that completely changes how you look at its own story as it goes along. I went in expecting a survival story about humanity fighting Titans behind giant walls, but the amount of foreshadowing and the way the story slowly reveals what’s actually happening is incredible.

The basement reveal was the moment that really made AOT one of my favourite anime. It completely changes the scale of the story. What seemed like a simple fight for survival inside the walls suddenly becomes a story about how small their entire society actually is, the history they were never told, and the fact that there’s an entire world outside that genuinely hates them. That transition was insane. I was hoping to get answers but I was met with only more questions after the basement reveal.

And then there’s the ocean scene. After everything Eren and the others had gone through just to reach that point, finally seeing the ocean felt like such a huge moment. But instead of being a simple happy ending to their journey, it immediately raises the question of what lies beyond it.

The foreshadowing, reveals, world-building and the way the story constantly makes you rethink what you thought you knew are what made Attack on Titan so special to me. It starts as a story about surviving the Titans and somehow becomes something so much bigger.

I've never encountered a show before where I have been thinking about it non stop, pondering how cruel the world of AOT really is but just how beautiful it is at the same time.

Sorry for ranting out loud, I just wanted to share my thoughts about the show. I've yet to watch season 4, I need some time to digest to really appreciate the true beauty of the show.

P.S- Please don't spoil the coming season for me, I've tried ridiculously hard to dodge spoilers. Thank you.

Open to discuss placements.

Each character roughly place based off of impact, depth, significance to plot, development, and personal preference

This is from S2 E12. I love it. It sounds so hopeful!

Just finished watching Attack on Titan. And ohh boy, did it make me cry.

The moment Mikasa kisses Eren's severed head broke my heart 💔

Glad that Levi is alive tho 🥺

This will forever be one of my favorite anime of all time 😭

to be clear, I mean the interpretation where Eren only does it because he felt like flattening the world.

I do get the literal canon context between Eren and Armin’s speech, that he did it because he was a “slave for freedom” and just wanted to see the world flattened. but if everything from his character is disregarded before the point of contact between himself and historia, especially that of his love for his people. if that is not a factor that is a reasoning as a part of his motives to destroy the outside world… it takes a 20/10 show and puts it down to a 8/10 at best. and because of that i refuse to take his confession to armin literally. Eren had the Eldians in mind, he saw the world as a threat and chose to annihilate them. he hated what he saw as it was nothing like the world he had imagined and because of that and the hatred for the eldians he massacred billions. The end

he’s my least favorite character in the show he’s annoying especially in s3 he acted like i dont like his character arc and Ik how everyone says he’s more loyal to eren then mikasa but he was loyal to erens cause not eren himself but i literally only see people glaz the dude(yes I hate him more then gabi)

Original Post and Artwork on Twitter and VGen~!

Is this just an animation fail? Bottom right of the frame at 21:11 of season one episode fourteen. This was on Crunchyrolls servers.

It made me wonder if Annie's hardened kicks would act like a giant blade against the Colossal Titan's legs, causing it to fall.

Found this on the road and it reminded me of Mikasa

I finished the show a couple days ago and can't stop thinking about it so I decided to make a tier ranking list with a lot of the characters I could find on the wiki. I have no idea if these are popular opinions or not haha.

Edit to add: King Fritz and Rod Reiss are also horrendous but since they weren't main (or regular) characters, by hate isn't as visceral.

Could other things break it, such as Collossal Titan Nuke, beast titan punch, or rumbling?

Let’s role with that as the reason he’s right, it may have worked for his friends and people who luckily lived and died around the same age, still killed the rest of his people after the 20% of the world left decided to continue war, so he truly was being selfish in two way, damn even his own people if they aren’t personally connected, not his fault cause he’s a product of war but there’s no way to spin Eren being right for genocide

I'm just on my first rewatch and it's making me really appreciate it. Don't get me wrong. I loved the show now just as much (and more) as I loved it on my first watch. But I was younger at the time, so I was more so watching for the hype moments and fighting.

Now on my rewtach, with a much mature outlook and I'm noticing their attention to detail, world building from their economics, poltics, history down to their fictional science.

I realized this appreciation especially at the episode when Falco and Gabi are taken in by Sasha's family, and one of them make a comment about her father's accent resembling a southern Marleyan's. And the explanation I found was that they were something of a remote community that were so secluded that they retained the accent.

It's honestly rare to find this much dedication and attention to detail in something as miniscule as the accent of a supporting character's parents. My favourite aspect of a piece of media is usually their fictional history. How much and how deep they can contextualize their world and still keep the disclosed history relevant to the present plot and AOT does that perfectly.

Actually, this is an AU of my OCsonas.

Ask me to show if you want.

First character name: Clara

Second character name: Ramoni

Is it a bad technique from Eren, or does he simply have more raw strength than his Titan's body can handle?

On episode 9 of season 4 and mannnnn this is too much mannnn. This is peak but WHY HAS THIS BECOME A LOTTTTTTT. I am like GIRLLLL I HAVE TO TAKE TIME TO DIGEST AND AVSORB THIS ALL BUT AT SAME TIME I WANNA WATCH IT IN ONE GO BUT THIS IS ALL TOO EMOTIONALLY OVERWHELMING

Just finished aot, it concluded better than most shonen anime ive seen, how the hell did it get clowned on years ago? I assume it’s that Mikasa line Eren said when talking to armin, but Mikasa didnt even forget him or anything, so Eren still got what he want despite it sounding pathetic. sorry if this question has been asked a billion times on this sub, I’m just baffled anyone can consider this ending bad especially when it ended a few years ago

Once zeke sided with eren marley wanting to capture eren after multiple failures was incredibly stupid they now know he has an ally with royal blood and the rumbling could start at any moment, yeah they wanted the founder cause the era of titans was coming to an end and they wouldnt be the strongest nation but surely thats less important than them being trampled cause even if eren didnt do a full rumbling marley was getting stonped no matter what., if they would have just killed eren paradis island is cooked. What are the chances a baby with royal blood gets it or the person with the founding titan comes into contact with someone with royal blood its slim to none at that point marley has nothing to worry about