Cycle of Violence doesnt stop (Attack on Titan Finale)
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2023
- Attack on Titan Finale: Nothing Changed...
The nFinal Attack on Titan (AoT) Episode released and sadly all that Eren has done couldnt change anything...
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The most "we live in a society" anime I've ever seen
HAHAHAHAHAH fr
_"All of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again..."_
-Battlestar Galactica
This is just edgy writing not new my man. You just not calling it out cause you like it.
@@XxRIGOxX seems you never watched aot 🤣 the idea isn't new. but this is the most unique and realistic take on it
@@Jameswantgaming Edgy writing is edgy writing just because you like it doesn't mean it's not edgy. And yes I have watched why you think I'm calling it edgy.
The scene starting at 0:55 is a clever reference to Season 1. The Marley commander is making the same pose and hand motion as the Garrison commander in Season 1 who had Eren surrounded in the town square with cannons. In both scenes, Armin charges forward and gives a passionate speech on behalf of humanity to save his comrades. In Season 1, they do fire the cannon and Eren has to transform to block the cannonball from hitting Mikasa and Armin. This time, they literally can't transform and is a positive indication of humanity's progress and mutual understanding, even after a brutal Rumbling.
Even dropping the ODM gear. Damn I never noticed they parallel
Progress until Paradis is destroyed and beren wanders into the tree, causing the return of the Titans AGAIN😂
Edit: tree*
HOLY SHIT..YOU'RE SOO RIGHT. THERE'S ALSO THE FACT THAT ITS ARMIN WHO COMES UP FRONT TO DEFEND THEM THIS TIME AS WELL.
Progress is a lie, Paradis still gets destroyed.
@@manamark4754It doesn't, the world gets destroyed and it has nothing to do with titans, rumbling, or hatred for Eldians. It just shows that even without titans human nature will not change and there will always be war.
War never end until there's only one person left.
-Erwin Smith
One person or less*
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And this person is a nazi
I thought it was Dot Pyxis who said that
it's not a good quote. Humanity actually gets pretty inclusive on a community level. Which is like a sub 900 population area.
@@genericscout5408 so childish
Just goes to show that as long as there is society there will always be another Eren Jaeger somewhere, no matter the time or setting. There will always be people full of hatred, inequality, and/or greed, who will use the hatred, inequality, and greed of others to do terrible things. The cycle of violence will never end, as long as ideology pits us against each other. Sounds like what the author is trying to say here…
Yes cause people get corrupted in a society to the point that their hatred lets New hatred bloom
Non-violence, peaceful conflict resolution, is also an ideology. The term ideology is not bad or good in itself.
ideology is more of an idea
What we need is an idea that wouldnt radicalise other groups
An idea that all people could understand peacefully
But sadly, due to different backgrounds, different needs, different understandings
We cant really make an ideology that would fit everyone
That’s a pretty wise quote, you said, but I think you’ve left out something in particular because throughout the centuries are a great leaders that are heroes innovators people of all kinds society opens the world to these things, but it opens the bad too, because in the end, there will always be another person And another caused to fight for because that’s how it is repeats these aspects probably because it keeps the world going
The ending was shit tho. Everything was for nothing
I like this ending actually, it shows the complexity of humanity at play, they don't follow a simple logic, they're not simply a 2D people, they have factors that influence.
Thats the great thing about aot. It's not a typical good vs Evil force and the characters really are 3 dimensional characters with depth
I love how once again Armin is put in the same situation as he was with Eren and Mikasa after Eren’s first transformation, convincing everyone that they are in fact human, only this time it works
previously it didnt worked because the commander didnt saw with his own eyes eren killing all those titans but this time muller sees that the alliance stopped the rumbling
I can't actually understand how some people actually believed they were getting a happy ending in AoT.
This shows has been about death and sorrow since the first episode
Nobody was expecting a happy ending , different ending doesn't mean a happy one
Nahhhh so many people said that they are not happy with the ending because it wasnt a happy one and I find that hilarious
@@draggy725 it's really hilarious to expect a happy ending in AOT
Yes, at best it can be called a bittersweet ending, eren killed almost all of humanity, paradis was taken over by the yaegerist and the cycle didn't stop, but atleast the titans returned to normal and it seems mikasa and the others managed to have families and live happily
@ozymandias2630 Nah man, they expect something like The Mist movie
Müller is portrayed somewhat differently in the manga. His facial expression conveys more regret and anguish that he potentially has to slaughter the Eldians. Either that, or risk them becoming Titans and killing them. You get the feeling that he doesn't want to slaughter them out of hatred, like your typical Marleyan. But that he'll do it if he must to protect his people. And when Armin breaks out his 'Talk no Jutsu', Müller signals for the soldiers to lower their weapons. In the anime, none of this is present.
I don’t understand why he’s about to have Reiner, Annie, and Pieck shot. They’re still warriors in the Marleyan army, he should be calling them to his side.
@@Adsper2000 at this point the rest of the world probably sees all eldians everywhere as 'the enemy'
@@Adsper2000Many episodes earlier, Pieck had to tell Gabi that no matter how "good" an Eldian proved him/herself to be, they were still the race that could turn into titans, to the world's eyes, who would be disposed of, if they weren't necessary anymore. The Marleyan warriors were no exception.
@@blutroyale8072 But they’re still necessary. They’re by far the most powerful asset to Marley, and there would probably be a lot of wars between the remaining humans over the few resources that are left.
I don't think so, his facial expressions and voice do portray that
It's really sad. No matter how much we want peace, there always will be war. No matter how hard we try, we can't escape it
Sadly as long as there are humans there will be war and it will only get worse
Let's not go down the path of full desperation. Violence will be active for a while in human nature, but at least we can try to identify the Tyburs, the Fritz, the Marleyan Warlords of our world who get rich with wars while transferring the risks, the suffering and all the costs to the planet and to the vulnerable people, those who propagate, amplify and exploit the ignorance, aversion and attachments of the people. To identify the oppressors and exploiters is part of the fight Historia was talking about, the legacy of Erwin. Also, a fight against our own ignorance, aversions and attachments (the legacy of Armin, Reiner, Falco and the other surviving veterans) in order to not let ourselves be dragged into the role the powerful Merchants of War want us to play.
On one hand, it is a realistic ending.
Even in our current world, war and cruelty remains. Humans will always find a reason to fight one another, even if it's a small and stupid one.
Well, if you consider the time throughout the AoT seasons, there are people who are suffering during the peacetime - the Eldians in Marley, the Eldians in Paradis from the Titans. So even in peace, there are people who are subjected to oppression and thus aren’t in peace.
@@blazingfire_0712 Eldians in Paradis actually suffers from another thing besides the Titans, the royal government itself.
If it makes anyone feel any better, Armin, Reiner, and the others all made it to Eren’s grave, meaning that they weren’t killed immediately and were able to reach some form of agreement with the Jaegerists. So, silver lining at least
its not that they were killed immediatrly
the thing is that they werent killed at all
mikasa literally died of old age and armin visited both her and eren's graves
@@AM17titanwait armin was a titan shouldnt he have died 1st?
@@persondavis1294 ? You watch the story with your eyes closed
Titan curses was literally destroyed as said by armin and Reiner too 💀
It’s simple and it’s literally said in the episode
Watch the story before commenting dumbass
@@persondavis1294 Eren got rid of the 13 year curse at the end of the series
@@darklighting404 ah thanks
Even if the cycle of hatred doesn’t stop, Eren was able to go against it and place a stopgap on it so that Mikasa and Armin could live a long and peaceful life.
The cost was his humanity
Well, he didn't go against the cycle of hatred, or stopped it. Quite the opposite. He used more violence, the most violence possible. He used it to gain an advantage for his circle of people. That's what all "evil" people do, use the cycle of hatred to benefit themselves, at the cost of others.
@@phoenix9531Yeah, that what it was . He used hatred against hatred . Well its Eren . He was always living in this motive . He is not a good guy . I mean its literally representation of that scene in season 1 episode 6 . He used hatred to save Mikasas freedom and his freedom and brutally killed people in age of nine . He did the same thing here . His freedom and his loved ones freedom , hatred , fights, the other doesnt matter to him
Atleast he was able to give a peaceful future to his friends. We can see in the post credit scene that the destruction of Paradis happened long after the death of Mikasa and all others due to old age. His end goal was just to have a good future for his loved ones and he succeeded
did those people not just brutally murder both of mikasas parents right in front of her, and plan to sex traffic them? they deserved to die, even if you argue against it mikasa would've been trafficked and eren saved her life. i dont nessecarily agree with erens use of the rumbling as it didnt wipe the others out, but they did it to themselves. having someone like eren come along just made it happen@@user-df8lp9zq8s
@@phoenix9531calling Eren Jaeger "evil" while ignoring the fact that Marley have been abusing and torturing Eldians for years and trying to wipe Paradis completely so they steal their resources really shows that you failed up as a human with brain. There would be no Eren Jaeger if the world never provoked the island just like Fritz warned them, he told them bout the rumbling, he told them that Eldians memories is gonna be erased so who's the evil here ? Standing up against evilness is not evil , get that sh inside your head
The idea that the cycle of violence never ends fits well with the overarching themes of the series that had been built up since part one of season 4, particularly with the basement scene between Eren and Reiner, and Gabi’s entire character arc. The overall theme is presented in Armin’s discussion with Zeke in the Paths: Though conflict between people will probably always be inevitable, life is still worth living, for the banal, everyday joys of being with your loved ones, and that despite their conflicts, each side isn’t so different because of it, and because of that, we should see the humanity in others the best we can.
Not every life is worth living and in the end no life has a meaning in the grand scheme. Our existence is smaller than a sandcorn at a beach.
with the jeagerist starting to grow stronger I wouldn't be surprised if Hestoria was assassinated down the line by extremes
Well she is supporting the jaegerist in a way
Ya, isn’t historia the queen, meaning Elida’s a monarchy, makes sense if someone tries to kill her
No? The Yaegerists are quite clearly using her support to gain legitimacy, there would be 0 reason to assasinate her as she's on their side, she agreed with Erens plan after all.
Микаса и друзья эрена жили в мире
Значит егеристов они убедили жить мирно
За это и поплатились
I think they've just used her to legitimize themselves. If you look at her outfit, it has the Jaegerist logo on it, and the necklace she wears has gone from blue to Jaegerist crimson, like their banners. I'm honestly surprised she was even able to protect the non-Eldians on the island; maybe she still has some power.
As long as there’s two people left alive they will quarrel over who gets to rule the empire of ash.
This quote reminds me of Dark Souls 3 Slave Knight Gael boss fight when your character and he are the last 2 living beings on earth fighting in an era surrounded by ash.
As the tf2 sniper said: "As long as there are 2 people on the planet, someone will want someone dead"
im glad that we got to see people like Hitch and even Riko one more time in the end.
Where is riko
@@nestorv7627on the right at 3:49, idk why mappa did her blond but it's her. You can also see her in the last chapter in the manga. Same hair, same glasses, Rico Brzenska survived ! :)
@@ElyaMazeas thank:D
@ElyaMazeas I'm guessing they didn't realize it was actually Riko.
But she's blonde
3:48
Rico became a Jaegerist!
Who's Rico?
@@purpleblastoise she was the woman with the white hair and the glasses who is part of the Garrison Regiment that participated in the Battle of Trost she was the one that fired the signal flare for victory into the air once Eren blocked the breach with that big ass Boulder.
I know she does in the manga but I dont see her in the crowd
@@twinzzlersShe was drawn blonde btw, on the right.
She became blonde? There's not much confirmation that she's riko
The music is so beautiful along with the story
Fr I love it
Ymniam Orch
jeez, humanity, you have infinite energy, food, a shitload of land, fresh air, just chill out for a few centuries.
They Thanos'ed themselves lol
Yk what's crazy? Isayama proved this point not only in Aot, but in real life as well. Just look at the conflict in the fandom. Many are satisfied, many are not. And there are literal fights going on about it since the ending. Truly, conflict never ends.
In fact, bcs many people can't just talk politely to each other and they feel the need to behave ofensively to afirm their point.
But there is no reason to believe that this is normal, it sadly reveals how intollerant and juvenile some people can be
@@rafaelschondelmeyer960so true
@@rafaelschondelmeyer960Indeed.
If you want to enjoy something, don't go to the fandom."
@@rafaelschondelmeyer960 Yeah, the debate should always be about whose choice is the most logical in the context of AOT, the Yeagerists or the Alliance. It always turns into arguments about real life, lol funny because we are just debating fiction, not real life politics. But, it caused the debate to be very heated in an instance because it turns into an ideological clash, while we should try to validate the arguments with points from the story instead.
Even though I'd argue that the Yeagerists' choice is the most logical, I obviously don't support any real life genocide. The real world is too nuanced. I also don't think anyone who supports the Alliance is willing to throw his/her country under the bus.
When the plot is very gundam, you realize its also a gundam anime but with meat gundams
Yes
What a limited way to look at such a brilliantly written story
You know, tanks are kinda like gundams
@@user-vr6ns2kg8l You know I'm something of a gundam myself.
“Meat Gundams” 💀
Actually just noticed in the Ymir flashback it shows her husband dead and not her. So, was the previous memory false or is this mroe symbolic to show that she is finally free from her husbands abuse and the love which bound her to him?
Probably more of “what would’ve happened if he died during the assassination”
My personal opinion is that the show’s ending is both a little more grim, yet final. It goes along the lines of Erwin saying how war will always happen until there is one person left. I think that’s the kid we see at the end. The kid finds the tree, but inside there is no titans, no powers, no magic. He finds the tombstones of Eren and Mikasa. He will lay down to rest there, concluding humanity’s time on earth.
I figured the very direct messaging there was that war came first. The "titans" AKA brutal unforgiving carnage and the denigration of life itself was always just born out of plain old war. The boy is made homeless from the carnage and puts him in Ymir's shoes, but the dog represents some amount of change. Maybe things will go better this time.
ironically, the cycle of violence not ending was one of the few things that I didn’t find massively disappointing in the writing of the final season.
What were the things you did not like in AOT ?
I am just curious to know
@@rahulverma8774man, my two big problem were the stakes were too low and that no one really died during the battle of heaven and earth (other than Eren) and that there should have been more time to explain what the characters were doing and what was happening in the world after the rumbling. My boy Levi got like 5 minutes of screen time and that kinda pissed me off since he’s my favorite character. This comment is making it out like I didn’t enjoy the ending but I think it was pretty solid way to conclude the anime but imo not perfect
@@jc._.goated You are right
Some characters or moments never got proper screentime
But all these issues are bcz of lack of time and budget
Making series longer would hv reduced quality of fight scenes
There is only one thing i dont agree with you i.e. lack of stakes
Stakes were pretty high, we saw destruction of marley and many other areas
That scene where crowd was sacrificing themselves to save one baby was awsome
I cant really imagine better apocalypse scenario than shown in the show
@@rahulverma8774 stakes was not the right word because they would have died and everyone outside the walls would have died, if they didn’t stop Eren so my bad on that doggy. What I really mean is that the final episode had little to no *consequences* and all, if not all of the characters have a happy ending (this was basically a suicide mission for them). Someone should have died in the battle of heaven and earth because what made AOT so special was that anyone can die but here most of the characters felt like they have plot armor which sorta took me out of it. I get that Eren wanted them to live a long life but when he’s not holding back and our characters are literally fighting every Titan sifter ever, I felt like at least one of them should have died
@@jc._.goated Yeah true
I think this is how it could have gone
Connie getting killed in saving reiner or jean
Levi dying after beheading zeke
Onyangapon (sorry for wrong spelling) failing to land that plane and getting killed in the process
Yelena getting killed after falco's transformation
All these deaths would have made sense according to me
"Because using a weapon like this doesn't get you 'left alone' Morty" Evil Morty.
Peace and war are like two sides of a coin.
What? No. Wrong analogy.
Its a perfect analogy they are polar opposites. 2 faces on the same coin ( the coin represents humanity)@@asturianix9820
@@asturianix9820heroes and villains is what he prolly meant
The point is that War is inescapable, and Peace is unachievable, not that they are somehow the same.
I swear being nigh omniscient there are so many things he could've done better. This outcome is like the worst of the worst.
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I think the harsh truth about this is that, people didn't need the power of the titans to kill each other... and we in the real world live by that truth. We may not have titans but we always had guns and enough hatred.. which I think makes the real world scarily similar to AoT....
Yes but at least they won’t have godlike power like the Rumbling to cause an extinction event
In a way, it’s what Eren worked toward
The reason why the Royals plan of controlling Eldian population with the walls and Titans didn’t work, was because it didn’t stop Marley from attempting to betray the peace and seize the Founder on their own. It’s why Reiner and the Warriors was on Paradis to begin with
Zeke’s euthanazation plan can’t work because it kept the Founding Titan in the equation
The threat of a Rumbling didn’t stop Marley ri try seize the Founder before, and even if Eldians wipe out by old age, it only removes the Eldians unintention line of defense in the Titans themselves without the Eldians
It only makes it easier for nations like Marley to try take the Founder, which goes back to the original problem
Eren’s plan was sadly the most variable one as he pushed the world to destroy himself, while wrecking ambitious countries like Marley and leave behind the best of humanity to inherit the world
In destroying himself while having the Founder’s full power, he removed Titans fein the world
Even as Paradis became fascist, the remaining nations Of the world still exist to keep it in check
Truth is yes there’s no stopping war, they’ll always be problems
Only thing can be done is resolve the problems of the present and enjoy the brief peace in between it before war resumes again
@@christophersanchez7731 Humanity has god-like powers to cause an extinction event several times over, we got tens of thousands of nuclear weapons. Titans and the Rumbling cannot even compare.
I like how the Flag of the new Paradis is a mix of the old Recruit flag(Guns instead of Swords) and the Scout Regiment (the wings) but no Wall garison or Military police cause the walls dont exist anymore and probably cause the Mp´s where corrupt as shit and a sign of the Opressing tendencies of the Old regime
So how did she get back to Island with a severed had? By swimming?
Use the plane or ships, ediot
ackerman power
@@raydnite2421
there are no more ackerman powers, they are regular humans now, the power of titans vanished completely without leaving a trace
the ackerman power is from the power of titans, it vanished aswell
We will never know that. Realistically, she could have taken a ship from Hizuru to reach Paradise.
A Post-Rumbling Paradis would still be terrifying to fight for the rest of the world. While the world have guns, airships, cannons, and such but almost everyone under the command of Paradis are veterans from fighting both Titans and the Marleyans, not to mention their ODM gear and recent advent into modern technology makes them a cracked force of highly maneuverable, incredibly deadly soldiers, majority of whom are already veterans.... Majority of Modern History was the World trying to counter Eldia, and later Marley's Titans, but the rest of Modern History will be the World trying to counter the devils of Paradis.
This theme is so nice
Frrrr I love it😍
Trashhh af
@@localmilfchaser6938calm down you’ve been replying to every comment that praises the ending💀
@@hsisajaksnsj he's mad eren didn't get a milf at his digg
Ymniam Orch
The only way to stop human conflict is to have that one guy/nation that is stronger than anybody else aim for peaceful resolution. This was Armin’s idea. Not saying that it would have worked, but it is the only way to stop the cycle of violence. Kind of like what Hashirama Senju did.
Honestly really true, but even if peace is achieved for a long, eventually it always falls, that one powerful nation might become corrupt or fall
Unfortunately, absolute power corrupts absolutely. Superiority complexes may arise, and that forms the basis for racism, oppression, and eventually, war.
Not to say that'a a bad idea, it could work in theory, but anger and violence is and always has been part of human nature. It is part of how we have always been throughout the years.
One guy dies and his successor isnt guarantees to keep the status quo
Peace preserved by overwhelming firepower breeds resentment, and it only lasts as long as the authority upholding it remains strong. The moment they stumble? That's it.
@@abyssmage6979true, you could be the most upstanding and nicest guy in the world, but having the entire world follow your example as the status quo isn't going to last. It'll only last as long as the person in charge can put up with it.
yeah but there is always an option to minimize it. If the fullrumbling happen then all of the human that are left are paradisian. Meaning eren can just manipulate their memory like karl fritz did but this time when the paradisian believe that they are the last human left the fact is true.
Then Eren will be no different from the Reiss family that he despises, taking away their memories means taking away their freedom as well, ironic isn't it? Not to mention the power of the Titans will still remains on a very tiny island which will cause another Great Titan war.
@@ronaldzamora8850 it won't be as much destruction as what we seen in chapter 139.5/the end credit scene. The end credit scene is basically paradise getting nuked by nuclear missile (in the anime) or B2-Bombers (in the manga). If the will be another civil war in paradise it would probably be a low level skirmish or insurgency level of chaos like say the civil war in myanmar. The conflict won't be any larger because there are no outside involvement in it.
@@aliefalyansyah5996 Civil war in Paradis could be far worse since the power of the titans still remains and 9 types of titans will continously passing up from an eldian to another eldian in a very tiny island, we already know that if no one ates a titan shifter after they die on 13th year it will pass up on a random eldian baby, hence another great titan war will happen as predicted by Armin, the island itself will get destroyed way earlier than what happened in the manga which is hundreds of years later or thousands of years later in the anime.
@@ronaldzamora8850 in the manga the destruction happen less than a 100 years. In the anime version it at least happen in the 21st century equivalent. In term of how the concept of aot end if eren finish the rumbling. The story it self will drastically change. For example the most popular choice is the anr theory but there is alot more to choose from. The first major difference is how ymir fritz will be free and the second is how will the curse of the titans will be erased from the world if the ending of attack on titan is the full rumbling.
Personally even if in the end paradise got destroyed because of the theme being as long there are human there always be conflict. I prefer paradise is destroyed in a civil war instead of being destroyed by the main villain of the story and the one that eslave them from the beginning of chapter 1. And i think a civil war in paradise will happen a lot more longger than the counter attack and revenge that is done by the remnants of the outside world.
@@aliefalyansyah5996 not less than 100 years in the manga as we've seen Mikasa already died by old age(let's say she died around 80 years old) and the city is still in an early 20th century architecture while the destruction happened in 21st century style skycrapers. The anime whoever goes way forward in a more weirdly futuristic cyberpunk buildings making it happened about thousands of years later.
We can't say what will happened of the destruction of Paradis was because of the revenge on rumbling since all of the people who survived are already long gone so different people with different reasons and perspective are born.
Now I understand why Eren wanted to kill humanity except for his people. He knew that the conflict of his people and the world will never end and he was trying to do his people a favor. He killed 80 percent of humanity and he finally won his wish; he killed the monsters that ment harm to his people.
Except those monsters came back and bombed Paradis to ash, though.
Aside from the fact that genocide is morally wrong, Eren was also wrong. Kiyomi Azumabito makes the right point; even if all non-Paridisians were to die, "the world would only shrink". War would still exist, only now it would be between rival powers on Paradis. There would be no end to the conflict, it would just change.
@@veggiesnake4430He never said end all conflicts. It was to break the cycle of hatred and secure Paradis’ future
@@johnno8586 I think you missed my point. Eren's ideology is to fight, always. That kind of person can't break a cycle of hatred and violence because he upholds it. Securing Paradis' future doesn't mean a lot when that future is just going to be more conflict. The Jaegerists took control of the island using violence, maintained control using violence, and would probably lose control to a violent revolution. That's why Eren's ideology is inherently flawed, and that's literally the whole point. He's the villain.
@@veggiesnake4430 It isn’t to always fight for the sake of it, it was to keep moving forward and fight until the cycle of hatred is broken and Paradis Island is secure and no longer threatened by the entire world.
Also there’s little to no evidence that the Yeagarists used violence to get and maintain power, the majority of the population would be on board with their ideals about defending The New Eldia Empire from remaining outside forces.
now we know that the question from season 1 was still unanswered until now
I think the song from Metal Gear Rising Revengeance, 'The War Still Rages Within' is totally can describe the scene
The Eldian military looks cool af
3:28 germany in 1939 when the uhhh austrian painter got in germany
Cringe
@@OreoCookie324 idc i was just making a comment
@@OreoCookie324 i would say the jeagerists are quite based on rising nazi power
After 50 years no more Titans
This just Proves That Eren was Right
Then the islanders would kill each other eventually
No...Even when the Eldian Empire was at its height of controlling the entire world, there wasn't peace. The Eldians then turned against one another. The 100% elimination of non Eldians would mean the same thing: Eldians killing Eldians. The idea of Eldians killing Eldians instead of Non Eldians killing Eldians being better is an absurd idea.
Eldians are still humans as well and thus have a hunger for conflict just like any other human
Violence and death only cause violence and death.
@@angryvaultguyAlso a reason, why no one in the world likes edians. Walking weapon of mass destruction and urge to rule everything is not a good combo for peaceful coexistence.
Some would say it’s the rumbling but the ending was the fumbling
3:50 Hitch, idk if she's actually cheering or just sleepy as hell 💀
3:49 Blonde Rico 💀
The symbol of eldian army is beautiful. But i would like more blue and white wings instead of 2 white wings, because the yeagerists were born from scouting legion. Eren yeager was a scout.
The red is actually fitting on Yeagerist symbolizing the opposite meaning of blue and white wings
@@ronaldzamora8850
Red represents revolution, wich is also very accurate
They look like steampunk Nazis
Honestly, just keep the Scout wings and it would still look good.
It's meant to show how the Jaegerists have corrupted what wad once a symbol of freedom; they've turned it, like the motto "Dedicate your hearts," into a nationalist symbol of terror, not one of hope
I’d like to think that Erwin is there version of George Washington when I see these finale Eldia scenes.
Thats too good
When did he torture slaves
@@richhornie7000 Jesus, I meant that he basically founded Eldia the way it is, everyone is doing what made Erwin great in the first place.
Kinda like how Washington only served two terms as president and the rest of his successors followed in his footsteps with 2 terms until FDR.
Basically I’m saying both men have lasting influences on there respective nations.
President Erwin Smith does have a good ring to it.
I wish to know the story of Future Eldia. Who made the killing blow. How many years was into the future. Was it a civil war, or was it a world war.
The outside world will find many reasons to genocide the Eldians even if Titan powers disappear.
And so would yaegerists, they don't really regret the whole thing.
@@deauthorsadeptus6920 Eren made Eldians more hated than ever after the rumbling failed, Paradis seriously is fucked.
@@purpleblastoise Not necessarily, a people can only be defeated so much before they give up and everyone outside the walls are lucky to even be alive (just look at the Germans or Japanese). Eldians would still be hated, but it would take a long time before anyone would do anything to them. We get to see them get nuked in some nuclear war in the far future, which would kill around a third of all Eldians, but they'll rebuild from that and it's certainly way more manageable than the rumbling.
@@8isParadis is confirmed to be destroyed completely..
@@8is Eren created monsters. That retaliatory strike happens so far into the future that it would be like the Marshal Islanders decided to nuke both Japan and America 500 years from now because of what they did during WW2, regardless of how many support they receive from both nations after the war. That is, if the nukes actually came from the survivors of the rumbling, which i highly doubt.
_All of this has happened before, and all of it will happen again..._
"There is nothing new under the sun"
-A repeated verse throughout the bible.
I don’t know if Isayama has ever admitted it, but this show was verrrrry influenced by BSG, way better ending though.
This almost feels like it can be how one peice starts
Conflict is human nature,as we are created imperfect and that is the beauty of humanity,destruction,survive and thrive
Erens friend screwed themselves over by killing the only hope they had for survival
That doesn’t make any sense. Eren’s friends all lived until the end (minus Sasha and Hange). That’s what Eren wanted. For them to live in a world free of the Titan Curse and for the island of Paradis not to be threatened with global warring and conflict during their lifetime. Also, Eren wanted them to kill him.
@@angelchavez4245 paradis got bombed to sht in the last chapter we saw couple years later. If Eren carried out total genocide, his people wouldve been saved
@@ohnoa2
That happened centuries later
@@ohnoa2 and you think that genocide is okay ??!!!
@@angelchavez4245 The outside world literally dropped nuclear weapons on Paradis island for God's sake!
AOT ends with the cycle of violence continuing, while Code Geass ends with the end of it.
No it doesn't. AoTs ending take place over the course of thousands of years. Geass only shows the immediate aftermath of lelouch. Their world will fall to conflict again
@@Zymemaru war will always happen as long as people with opposing ideology exist
@@jayvhoncalma3458
War is intrinsic to humanity.
Code Geass's case was just temporary. Once 50 or 100 years pass, the cycle of war will still continue.
@@soulblade3291 nah code geass>>>> trash aot zero iq requiem
Hmmm if only there was a way to prevent the outside world genociding Paradis🤔🤔
I love it, the realistic part is not just that war is terrible and all but the anime shows the CONTINUITY of human nature. This commander when Eren was destroying everything admitted « this is Marley’s fault, we just get punished for what we have done, if only we had cared about eldians etc… » and just a second after Eren dies he immediately takes back his role of the Marleyan oppressor against Eldians. Peace is never peace.
I love how the Jaegerists became a legitimate military for Eldia and formed the backbone of their army!
Well obviously, they became the sole political faction in the country and seized complete power.
The credits at the end ruins the whole ending. Without it, at least it offers an opportunity to tell a message where you're at a fork in the road. You could go down the road to ruin Without countering elements like the nazis or yeagerist OR you can heed the warning and be proactive. So that we can continue to live on peace and progress foward. As not everyone are with the yangerest. Conflict is always a thing, but it doesn't have to end with ruin. Change is possible. Show that as well to drive that "there are two paths ahead as you move foward" narrative
at least my girl Rico Brzenska still alive till the end
I know right? What a milf!
i dont like how articles said that it was the first time we'd seen her since season 2. she also appears for a split second in season 3 at the S3 final episode's montage.
How cute you demons imagine and create yourselves. ✨️
ok cool can Eldia build a statue of Floch now please thanks
We live in a society
Armin Arlelt Said "I'm The Only One Who Killed Attack Titan Name Was Eren Yeager!" As He Speaks To Müller
War.. war never changes
Is Eren or Zeke an allegory for a certain Austrian Painter? 🤔
well if you look at the flag colors
Eren is the head of a fascist regime (yeagerists) so yeah
Nope, Marleyans is
@@muhamadmiftahurrizqi5909 Surprise! They're all fascists.
Eren is an allegory for the Turkish racial subconscious while zeke is an allegory for mankurts
words cannot describe how I hated the music in this ending.
it is gorgeous, don't get me wrong, but it feels just wrong having heroic music with funky lyrics playing RIGHT after the genocide happened and main characters had their best friend killed off. they should have left these scenes silent
Agreed, it is the one part of this ending that did not jive. The music is completely discordant with what is happening on the screen.
The whole ending is just not well thought
@@kowalskiplota634 agree. I absolutely despise the scene where Levi tells perished scout regiment members that this is the resolution they dedicated their hearts for. I struggle putting into words what exactly confuses me so much, but it just feels wrong on every level for him to say this
Exactly
how?@@ettertarten
The boy Who sought Freedom goodbye
Armin Arlelt Saying "I'm The Only One Who Killed Attack Titan Name Was Eren Yeager!"
Mikasa walked throught Sahara?
The colossals from the rumbling wiped out most of the world's fauna outside the wall with their heat and it made everything they touch into a dry desert wasteland 😢
I liked the ending it made the most sense.
😂😂😂😂 No it didn’t.
@@justsomeguy6336cope
Making Ymir in love with King Fritz instead of just loyal is a bad plot twist.
@@Naz1Killerya kinda weird
NO IT DID NOT LMAOOO. 0 IQ
War, War never changes…
Titan out .
i wonder if Eren could see the future past his death.
the best of all this horrible ending was the awesome red pilled majestic forces of the new Eldia Empire
Says the man who wouldnt ever dare to join the military
New Eldian Empire? They got nuked niy 20% of humanity! lmfao
Honestly i'm invested in a continuation. From this point on. Like how would the main cast, navigate this new era? What would be their objectives? What's sort of hardship would they and the rest of the world have to deal with in the aftermath of the rumbling?
Attack on titan is boring without titans
Since the titan power is gone why bother
@@artoruvidal2793 attack on diplomatic meetings
I used to wonder why people didnt like the ending. In my opinion it followed his writing style and history of mankind parallel to ww2 and now.
Pain cycle of hatred
Bruh Eldia become Germany ww2
Fr💀😂
And kept being one until nuked (or why military dictatorship is never a good thing). Just amazing.
Nah the painter and his goons were nowhere near that level of basedness
3:51 ost name ?
Ymniam Orch
cycle soon ended once paradis got carpet bombed
War. War is never changed.
What an underwhelming and disappointing ending to a great series. Eren’s life and fight for freedom amounted to fuck all, his sacrifice was in vain, Eren got character assassinated and then cucked, the series ends exactly where it begins in a completely unsatisfying way. All for “we live in a society, humans fight” morale that you’d expect to see out of a grade school creative writing piece. Wow.
How was Eren cucked in the end?
In vain😂 4-5 centuries peace and you called it in vain
@@Thundeclap you pull that “4-5 centuries” out your ass? Because I know for fact you did. Given the technology we see at the ending of the manga, it was a few decades, at most. Less if you go by hiruzu’s technology
@@weedsmoke8776 i dont care about manga that shit was trash iam talking anime
@@Thundeclap manga and anime had the exact same ending lil man
The Yeagerists taking over with Historia on the top gives me hope they have at least some type of strong leadership going for them. Eldia deserves that much.
all the other titan shifters face marks came off after Eren died, but not Eren's. could that mean he is still alive since titan shifters can regrow body parts? but also, Ymir never truly died, she just lived in the paths, where she was able to create anything and technically influence anything. would that mean that Eren is still alive and can just do whatever he wants?
What is the song playing here at the betinning?
So it turnes out that Eren was right
Yeah, and ended all hopes of even a glimpse of mutual understanding. How can you trust the peoples that litterally supported the mass extermination project of someoone?
And so were marely. The world is better without titans.
@@ad3l547 well I mean Germany still exists
@@john.darksoul Are peoples still supporting Hitler ?
@@ad3l547
> how can you trust people that literally supported the mass extermination project of someone
I dunno what else to say. I bet if you asked someone from allied nations their opinion on German people in, say, 1945, they would not want to trust them either, but here we are.
because eren did half assed job.
Imagine thinking 80 percent is half assed. At least you can’t call yourself a half assed clown. 🤡🤡🤡🤡
And people still believes Eren was the villain
War... War never changes
So glad to see Floch's legacy lived on with the Jaegerists. Truly the hero Eren pussied out from being and that Eldia needed and deserved.
Eren wasn’t a hero. You missed the whole point.
Heroes don’t commit genocide.
Imagine not understanding the point of the entire show
@@angelchavez4245
Every country has a Hero who caused a genocide but they don't see it in a bad way because it ended up benefiting them equally, look at the history of any country and you will see that I am right.
@@angelchavez4245 wrong
What is the name of this song?
1st theme: theDOGS
2nd theme: Ymniam Orch
I see a deconstruction of a classic anime trope in Attack on Titan: That only by fighting, the main characters will achieve peace and victory.
We see that that's not the case here...
The eldians screaming "Fight, fight! If we fight, we win" are only continuing the cycle and guaranteeing that the fighting will never end... The saddest part is, they may be right...
The truth is that no fight is worth the cost. None at all. There is no such thing as a "righteous war," and while peace may be unjust, an unjust peace is always better than war.
Eren made the best choice, he knew all possible futures to exist and knew the only thing he could change is the people he cared about. Doing the rumbling or not would not change anything, death, war etc would anyway happen thousands of years into the future. The only thing he could change was his friends lives, and he did it.
I stopped watching AoT in like season 2. This barely even seems like the same show anymore and the art style is completely different.
Attack on Titan REALLY hits different once it went to season 4. The show never was the same again.
Honestly ever since the concept of Marley as a whole was introduced, it felt like a different show entirely. Don't get me wrong, it's okay, and I get they had to do some world building outside of the walls at some point, but I really didn't expect it to become another fictional WW2 anime.
Nobody asked
Cuz y’know.. mappa took over
I think season 3 was peak aot
The cycle of violence...that scenario encompasses all stories. 1,000 years after Naruto, or Gon, Luffy, Itadori, etc., are all gone, of course people will still be at war. Showing that just affirms a story is irrelevant.
Obviously, the era of Titans is insignificant when you fast-forward all the way to Cyberpunk. What a weird way to end the show.
It definitely doesn't affirm a story is irrelevant
Agreed. Nothing was accomplished
@@hulkman245it does if you actually paid attention to the story and analyze it. 😂😂
@@localmilfchaser6938 I didn't I immediately skipped to the last episode
@@hulkman245
You really don't understand the issue of showing an audience that the outcome of the story they just watched is irrelevant because, 1,000 or 10,000 years after that story, the characters' actions in AoT have zero bearing? Everyone knows that humans will always be in conflict, but those future conflicts have nothing to do with Marlyans and Eldians; so, why would a story teller even bring that up?
"War, war never changes."
the reasons for war never changes, not the way it is fought.
i enjoyed watching the final chapter part 2 on memorial day
Eren literally carried a whole nation and taught Marley a lesson.
He carried his nation to destruction, made irreparable atrocities. And you support him ?
So there was never a point, got it
The point was that war is bad
@@tsaralexis9459 yeah, all that story just to make the most obvious statement ever.
@@mildlyobesegoat7262 basically any stories message is basic is the way aot shows how horrible war is
@@tsaralexis9459 badly
ah yea so what?@@mildlyobesegoat7262
Why is that black white dog is the same one from the ending when Mikasa died they showed the kid and the dog
A lot of people didn't like the ending of Attack on Titan but I really liked it. It was realistic with its depiction of how as long as there are people there will always be conflict. Nothing can change that part of human nature. We're a self destructive species that's doomed to repeat its mistakes over and over again.
War never ends
So did Ymir change the past?
No, literally makes no sense because if she did the entire world would have rebooted and changed.
Nope, Ymir just had a passing thought of what could have been if she had let the ancient King Fritz die from that spear...