Fuck Attack on Titan. Nobody in their right mind would call that a good ending, it's the same shit as the manga. Anybody who thinks there's any difference between the two is lying.
I rewatched most of these shows recently...so my thoughts on their endings - Code Geass ending - 9/10 ending to an 8/10 show - my only issue with it was while emotional, it was unrealistic that such a war torn world would suddenly have a happily ever after because of Zero's death. It's very unrealistic but fitting Naruto - 7/10 ending to a 9/10 show. The ending wasn't bad at all. But the whole Kaguya thing was poor and just ruined the experience. Avatar - 8.5/10 ending to an 8.5/10 show - I had some issues with it regarding Aang's "convenient power" to take away bending. It was lazy. And his whole romance with Katara Breaking Bad - 9.8/10 ending to a 10/10 show - no issues except the machine gun too. Best part was Walter admitting he did it for himself Walking dead - haven't seen Attack on Titan - 8.5/10 ending to a 10000/10 show - my only issues were the Dina twist which I hated... and some things rushed or not properly explained like the Mikasa and Ymir Fritz antithesis. I absolutely loved the post credits scene. For me my favorite final season of all time is definitely Attack on Titan season 4
@@preshh_gaming1803 “okay lil bro” isn’t much of a response, let alone an argument A subset of AoT fans try to cope by finding a deep and often convoluted series of “deeper philosophical meanings” in order to justify how poorly constructed the ending of the show is compared to all of its previous seasons leading up to it. Without even getting actually detailed, I can tell why AoT’s ending falls apart horribly and left more than 50% of its fans saying it was bad - through - literal garbage Gonna also address a few basic pit falls of season 4 1. De-mystification of the origin of Titans (saying the Original Titan ability comes from a random creature under a tree is just boring and uninteresting, it’d have been better left unexplained.) 2. Gabi Braun’s character is abysmally written. (Wouldn’t call her a Mary Sue but damn does she have the problems of one, from being overly competent and pulling off near impossible situations constantly, it really breaks immersion.) 3. Character Assassination (Multiple characters are written in ways that go against the characterization created for them from the past 3 seasons, and it just comes off as entirely out of character - to include Eren, Mikasa, and Armin. Armin becoming less intelligent and failing to understand Eren’s goals is out of character, Mikasa would never consider any plan of killing Eren in character, and Eren’s character faced the majority of this. 4. Time Travel / Timeline Manipulation This is a horrible concept to introduce late into a story and having Eren be to one to effectively have his own mother killed by the titans is plain stupidity. This is again character assassination. You can’t have a character hating something that killed his parents be meaningful if he’s the one who directly caused them to kill his parents. Extremely bad writing. It’s also just a convoluted concept for AoT’s type of story anyway. 5. The Rumbling would have only made sense if it was completed. Why would a character who can manipulate the timeline regret something when he can retroactively impact reality to alter it. If you have this kind of ability, you shouldn’t be second guessing anything from the perspective of others. Either he would do the rumbling 100% or not at all, and judging by Eren’s earlier characterization he would have fully finished the rumbling. 6. Removing Eren freeing Ymir and replacing it with an interaction of Mikasa and Ymir These are a few brief reasons why the aot ending is leagues below the rest of the show
@@CloudAkura7eren never intended to kill everyone, he simply had faith that when it came to it his friends would kill him, in character Mikasa resolved herself to kill eren proving she isn’t a slave to the Ackerman line and loved eren of her own will and killed him of her own will, everything the characters do are completely in character, gain is a war torn child convinced that what she is doing is write actually pretty well written child solider, tho her aim and skill are far above the norm titans exist why can’t a genius shooter also exist🤔
Code Geass had a great ending 9.5/10 Naruto had some pretty horrible plot holes towards the end, but the general ending of Naruto becoming Hokage and Sasuke returning to the village and their friendship is good 8/10 Avatar's ending was great, the lion turtles could have used some more foreshadowing if their effect for the story and Aang is so important. The romance was poorly handled as well 9/10 Haven't seen Breaking Bad or The Walking Dead -- Attack on Titan's ending is borderline horrible, it hardly satisfied the fan base, incorporated abrupt time travel via the attack titan, assassinated characters like Eren, Armin, and Mikasa, ruined the mysticism of the origin of titans by putting it all up to a random life form that lives under a tree, wrote a whole new Mary Sue, had Eren get very useful powers he never even later used, and led to Paradis being destroyed anyway and none of them accomplishing anything 0.5/10
And yet look at how many people out there are talking as if the anime ending of AOT was even a remote improvement on the manga ending. But here's the thing, the ENTIRE fourth season, and the final 48 chapters it covered, they're also bad. Irredeemably bad.
We actually have eyes that can watch the series for ourselves and we have brains that can think for ourselves. I've seen AOT over 30 times and I don't need a silly view-bait UA-cam video to tell me what to think. The clôwn who made that video probably doesn't even have 1/4 of my knowledge of the series. So why TF should I listen to him?
Fuck Attack on Titan. Nobody in their right mind would call that a good ending, it's the same shit as the manga. Anybody who thinks there's any difference between the two is lying.
No way yall gave code geass a 9/10 when AOT was basically a rip off of the same premise
AoT's ending still garbage.
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Fucking hell yes it is.
I rewatched most of these shows recently...so my thoughts on their endings -
Code Geass ending - 9/10 ending to an 8/10 show - my only issue with it was while emotional, it was unrealistic that such a war torn world would suddenly have a happily ever after because of Zero's death. It's very unrealistic but fitting
Naruto - 7/10 ending to a 9/10 show. The ending wasn't bad at all. But the whole Kaguya thing was poor and just ruined the experience.
Avatar - 8.5/10 ending to an 8.5/10 show - I had some issues with it regarding Aang's "convenient power" to take away bending. It was lazy. And his whole romance with Katara
Breaking Bad - 9.8/10 ending to a 10/10 show - no issues except the machine gun too. Best part was Walter admitting he did it for himself
Walking dead - haven't seen
Attack on Titan - 8.5/10 ending to a 10000/10 show - my only issues were the Dina twist which I hated... and some things rushed or not properly explained like the Mikasa and Ymir Fritz antithesis. I absolutely loved the post credits scene.
For me my favorite final season of all time is definitely Attack on Titan season 4
Attack on Titan's ending is legit horrible, arguably the worst ending I've ever seen outside of Solo Leveling, which is saying something
@@CloudAkura7 okay lil bro.
Why should I waste my time arguing with someone who probably doesn't understand the story, characters or themes
@@preshh_gaming1803 “okay lil bro” isn’t much of a response, let alone an argument
A subset of AoT fans try to cope by finding a deep and often convoluted series of “deeper philosophical meanings” in order to justify how poorly constructed the ending of the show is compared to all of its previous seasons leading up to it.
Without even getting actually detailed, I can tell why AoT’s ending falls apart horribly and left more than 50% of its fans saying it was bad - through - literal garbage
Gonna also address a few basic pit falls of season 4
1. De-mystification of the origin of Titans (saying the Original Titan ability comes from a random creature under a tree is just boring and uninteresting, it’d have been better left unexplained.)
2. Gabi Braun’s character is abysmally written. (Wouldn’t call her a Mary Sue but damn does she have the problems of one, from being overly competent and pulling off near impossible situations constantly, it really breaks immersion.)
3. Character Assassination (Multiple characters are written in ways that go against the characterization created for them from the past 3 seasons, and it just comes off as entirely out of character - to include Eren, Mikasa, and Armin. Armin becoming less intelligent and failing to understand Eren’s goals is out of character, Mikasa would never consider any plan of killing Eren in character, and Eren’s character faced the majority of this.
4. Time Travel / Timeline Manipulation
This is a horrible concept to introduce late into a story and having Eren be to one to effectively have his own mother killed by the titans is plain stupidity. This is again character assassination. You can’t have a character hating something that killed his parents be meaningful if he’s the one who directly caused them to kill his parents. Extremely bad writing. It’s also just a convoluted concept for AoT’s type of story anyway.
5. The Rumbling would have only made sense if it was completed. Why would a character who can manipulate the timeline regret something when he can retroactively impact reality to alter it. If you have this kind of ability, you shouldn’t be second guessing anything from the perspective of others.
Either he would do the rumbling 100% or not at all, and judging by Eren’s earlier characterization he would have fully finished the rumbling.
6. Removing Eren freeing Ymir and replacing it with an interaction of Mikasa and Ymir
These are a few brief reasons why the aot ending is leagues below the rest of the show
@@CloudAkura7 congrats, you just wasted your time typing nonsense that no one would read.
Now crawl back to your tent lil bro
@@CloudAkura7eren never intended to kill everyone, he simply had faith that when it came to it his friends would kill him, in character Mikasa resolved herself to kill eren proving she isn’t a slave to the Ackerman line and loved eren of her own will and killed him of her own will, everything the characters do are completely in character, gain is a war torn child convinced that what she is doing is write actually pretty well written child solider, tho her aim and skill are far above the norm titans exist why can’t a genius shooter also exist🤔
Code Geass had a great ending 9.5/10
Naruto had some pretty horrible plot holes towards the end, but the general ending of Naruto becoming Hokage and Sasuke returning to the village and their friendship is good 8/10
Avatar's ending was great, the lion turtles could have used some more foreshadowing if their effect for the story and Aang is so important. The romance was poorly handled as well 9/10
Haven't seen Breaking Bad or The Walking Dead --
Attack on Titan's ending is borderline horrible, it hardly satisfied the fan base, incorporated abrupt time travel via the attack titan, assassinated characters like Eren, Armin, and Mikasa,
ruined the mysticism of the origin of titans by putting it all up to a random life form that lives under a tree, wrote a whole new Mary Sue, had Eren get very useful powers he never even later used, and led to Paradis being destroyed anyway and none of them accomplishing anything 0.5/10
And yet look at how many people out there are talking as if the anime ending of AOT was even a remote improvement on the manga ending.
But here's the thing, the ENTIRE fourth season, and the final 48 chapters it covered, they're also bad. Irredeemably bad.
AOT ENDING WAS GARBAGE TRASH BS 🤢
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Video: "There is nothing good about Attack on titan's ending."
I would love to see you so called "Aot fans" explain your way out of it
who tf cares
We actually have eyes that can watch the series for ourselves and we have brains that can think for ourselves.
I've seen AOT over 30 times and I don't need a silly view-bait UA-cam video to tell me what to think.
The clôwn who made that video probably doesn't even have 1/4 of my knowledge of the series. So why TF should I listen to him?