These final episodes have hit especially hard because the audience has been kept in the dark over Eren’s true intentions, which amplifies every betrayal and intricate Machiavellian step.
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It’s a dangerous gambit for a series to pull off, let alone as effortlessly as it’s handled in Attack on Titan as if Eren is some Guy Fawkes-like revolutionary who’s already become the subject of legends. It’s a brutal sequence that beautifully bookends Attack on Titan with the series’ depiction of Titans as truly terrifying creatures of destruction.Įver since the start of Attack on Titan’s “final season,” the anime has teased the idea that the series’ heroic protagonist might actually be orchestrating something much more sinister.
Humanity’s panic at their lowest moments gets detailed, but the episode relishes the gratuitous annihilation of children like Ramzi. “The Final Chapters (Part One)” doesn’t shy away from the sheer destruction of Eren’s decision and the first 11 minutes of “Chapter 1- The Rumbling” is the most disturbing that Attack on Titan has ever been. It’s been a long wait for Attack on Titan fans since Eren’s bold condemnation of humanity resulted in his Rumbling reckoning where a horde of Colossal Titans were unleashed to trample the Earth. “We took advantage of hate, instilled and fostered it, believing it would bring us salvation…As a result, that monster was born and now it’s marching our hatred right back toward us.” The following article presents an educated theory on how the anime could end and not a certainty based on the manga. NOTE: This author has not read the Attack on Titan manga ending upon which the Attack on Titan anime ending will likely be based.
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