Summary
Attack On Titan’s long-awaited final season has crushed the Crunchyroll servers, proving its status as one of the most popular anime series of all time. Despite the criticism surrounding the manga’s finale, Attack On Titan’s ending was well received, with anime-only fans appreciating the honesty and complexity of Eren’s character in the his final moments, thanks to author Hajime’s small but important rewrites. Isayama himself. The finale wrapped up the series perfectly, providing a satisfying conclusion for all the main characters while highlighting the cyclical nature of hate and violence in the world. The production value of the episode also impressed fans.
The long-awaited final of Attack the giant is here, and it has taken over social media and crashed Crunchyroll servers like several other anime have done before. The anticipation for the ending of what is considered one of the most popular anime of all time is incredible, especially considering the long wait fans have had to endure. An incredible ten-year run for the series has come to an end and the final episode lived up to the show’s expectations.
The hour-long episode features some of the best action of the entire series and brings together characters who were once enemies in an epic fight against a common enemy. From brutal deaths to shocking twists, the final episode of Attack On Titan was a great ending to a series that will forever be missed.
The ending of Attack On Titan was well received despite criticism
The final chapter of the manga received a lot of hate when it was released in 2021. Most of the criticism was directed at Eren and his behavior in his final moments, especially when he confessed his feelings for Mikasa after nearly destroying the world. This shocked readers because Eren’s character appeared pathetic at the end. On the other hand, anime-only fans appreciated that Eren was honest about his feelings for Mikasa after suppressing them for so long. The whole crusade against humanity was just a way to turn his friends into heroes for killing him, so coming clean before his death made Eren a deeper character.
Another major source of criticism is that, in his final conversation with Eren, Armin seems to accept and even justify his friend’s actions, despite the fact that he murdered 80% of humanity. However, this conversation was extended in the anime, making Eren and Armin’s final moments far more epic than they were in the manga and ensuring that Eren’s actions are not justified in any way. What form?
The final season of Attack On Titan wrapped up the series perfectly
Every main character in Attack on Titan gets the satisfying ending they deserve. Eren got what he wanted, even if his twisted plan went wrong, Levi finally retreated after years of fighting, Ymir was freed from a two-thousand-year curse, and Mikasa returned his childhood home. Armin and other members of the Scouts became peace envoys and tried to end the hostilities between Paradis Island and the outside world. However, the film also proves to be grounded in reality by showing that, even after all that, the cycle of hatred and violence will never end and war will continue into the future. hybrid. While there are plenty of happy endings, the film makes it clear that these problems will always plague the world.
For these reasons, Attack On Titan manages to deliver an ending that is both satisfying and thought-provoking. This is mainly because these final episodes faithfully adapted the original story and Hajime Isayama’s incredible writing. The characters have faced their greatest battles: from the impossible task of facing hundreds of Titans to the emotional pain of having to kill their friends, the fight to save humanity stands out the most in the chapter. action-packed show. As epic as the fight is, everyone gets a fitting ending – good or bad. Many questions were also answered, mainly the reason for Ymir’s undying loyalty to House Fritz.
Former staff members reunite for Attack On Titan’s unforgettable finale
For the final episode of Attack on Titan, Mappa made sure to bring back the team that helped make the series so special and popular. Linked Horizon, who created the opening themes for the first three seasons and the iconic “Shinzo Wa Sasageyo,” performed the opening theme to the delight of the anime community. Legendary animator Arifumi Imai, who was responsible for the iconic battle between Levy and the Beast Titan and Levi’s chase scene, was brought in to animate Levi’s final fight against Eren, along with Mikasa. Mappa went above and beyond to ensure that the finale captured the true essence of Attack on Titan. It’s refreshing to see the people who were there from the beginning also be there to witness the end.
The final episode of Attack On Titan is a fitting conclusion to a masterpiece and one of the best anime finales in recent years. It has everything fans dream of – from shocking plot twists and surprising character conclusions to impeccable production. Isayama’s additions to the source material made it even better, and fans can rest easy knowing that no resources were wasted in the making of this episode. Attack the giant will continue to live on in the hearts of millions, years after its conclusion, and will stand out as an example of an anime that both does justice to its source material while surpassing it in a number of ways.
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Attack the giant
Release date: 2013-04-07
Cast: Matthew Mercer, Josh Grelle, Hiroshi Kamiya, Shiori Mikami, Jerry Jewell, Kishô Taniyama, Jessica Calvello, Masahiko Tanaka, Yui Ishikawa, Romi Park, Robert McCollum, Tomohisa Hashizume, Hiro Shimono, Trina Nishimura
Main genre: Work
Category: Animation, Adventure, Action
Rating: TV-MA
Seasons: 4
Summary: Years ago, humanity was forced to retreat behind the towering walls of a fortified city to escape the massive, man-eating Titans that roamed the lands outside their fortress. This is their story. When his homeland is destroyed, young Eren Yeager is determined to fight against the giant Titans that threaten to destroy humanity.
Franchising: Attack the giant
Characters by: Hajime Isayama
Distributor: Adult Swim (Toonami)
Protagonist: Armin Arlert, Mikasa Ackerman, Eren Jaeger
Production company: Studio Wit, MAP
Story by: Hajime Isayama
