Attack on Titan - Reaction - S3E7 - Wish 

They dumb af lol

Right and ppl where Hateing on him and shi for that.he had a realistic reaction to tht

I hate how a lot of people call Eren a bitch for being a 15 year old human with human emotions

@@eyelesscargo9952 he a bitch for being a 15 year old human

i have never saw someone hating eren this ep only people saying that people hate on eren this ep

Whats more, Erens greatest wish is to destroy the Titans, so if Historia eating him would result in the titans being destroyed, I am totally convinced that Eren would give his life to see that done. Even outside of the emotional conflict, his desire to be eaten is consistent with his motivation.

Not to be mean but Eren would totally fuck up Historia's Raw titan if he wanted to. It would go even worse than... Eren beating Armin in S4.

@@DzinkyDzink that is pretty irrelevant to this paragraph

@@DzinkyDzink no shit, she would be a fucking mindless titan

I never thought about that. This would actually explain it and remove the "He turned into the turkey titan because it wasn't injected" argument from the equation!

what about the "event" that happened in episode 14 of season 4?

@@ik5377 that's different. It's not something that Spoiler turns people into titans like the regular juice. It establishes a connection to Zeke who can then use the power of his royal blood to do things

@@ik5377 they explained it multiple times i s4 tho?

@@JBurnz001 spoiler who? Are you talking about Eren eating the Warhammer? He was already a titan. This is about humans turning into titans, not titans stealing powers. Normal titans don't need to cut their mouth before they eat a shifter to turn human again so it wouldn't make sense for a shifter to need to do that either.

Yes that would be awesome

Invincible is the next hot shit!

@@DzinkyDzink true

just trying to point out something about rod's character. I always thought of him in the same way as you do. But i just realised something about it. After Uri (his brother) got the founding.Rod got convinced of his 'duty' to maintain the order( passing on the power) to the next generation. He basically has the same strife of belief as the followers of the Wall Church. The reason he initially didn't want to take the power from Uri when the time had come was because he realised that there was no other that he could trust to carry on his 'duty'. So he handled it with Frieda. Really found it interesting of the character's purpose in Historia's part.

@@jabezkenye990 Nice observation!

Actually there're other theories why Rod Reiss said it has to be Historia but not him to do it. *spoiler (of season 3 part 1) alert* 1. Rod Reiss somehow knew he gonna turn into an abnormal titan that would ignore Eren and go straight to the town 2. Rod Reiss had a faint hope that Historia, being half royal, would act differently than his brother and daughter who got consumed by the first Reiss king's will Anyway, Rod Reiss was not entirely evil or just being coward. He IS a shitty father and not a courageous guy, yes, but he was being truthful when he talked about the founding titan and answered Historia's question. From later flash backs (appear when Historia deal the killing blow to Rod) we know that Rod Reiss tried so hard to convince his father to exterminate Titans and save humanity. He worked with his brother and daughter to do the same thing too. He even got into jail for this endeavor. It is after the failure by his daughter then he kinda lost all hope and accepted the reality.

@@gouhoh7906 Those 2 points are actually very weird to take it as the actual case. Very unlikely to be true

@@jabezkenye990 I think the second point is plausible. For me, it is quite clear that the episode (together with the confirmation shown in later flash back) aims to show that Rod really has the resolve to finish his duty to make Historia retake the power of the founding titan. He didn't flinch at the knife by Kenny, he didn't beg for mercy when things went to shit. We know Rod really was ambitious as a teenager but got disappointed as failure repeated.

woah chill man

nah, shes stupid ask the farmer

@@metalfury123 why would he have to chill lmao he was just being reasonable

Nope. Rod had his chance before and chose not to be a titan, that's why Uri was the founding titan even tho he was the younger brother. Rod simply didn't want to be a titan, and he only transform himself in the end because he would be captured. And the licking transformed him into a strange titan. It doesn't matter if his mouth was cutted, the injection stabilizes the transformation

@@felipefernandes6494 Actually there're other theories why Rod Reiss said it has to be Historia but not him to do it. spoiler (of season 3 part 1) alert 1. Rod Reiss somehow knew he gonna turn into an abnormal titan that would ignore Eren and go straight to the town. Note that a titan being abnormal only means it has a different behaviour/tendency than average. The behaviour reflects the character and desires of the person before they turns into a titan. Maybe Rod knew about this and had a good guess on this possibility. 2. Rod Reiss had a faint hope that Historia, being half royal, would act differently than his brother and daughter who got consumed by the first Reiss king's will. Personally I think this is the most plausible theory. Anyway, Rod Reiss was not entirely evil or just being coward. He IS a shitty father and not a courageous guy, yes, but he was being truthful when he talked about the founding titan and answered Historia's question. From later flash backs (appear when Historia deal the killing blow to Rod) we know that Rod Reiss tried so hard to convince his father to exterminate Titans and save humanity. He worked with his brother and daughter to do the same thing too. He even got into jail for this endeavor. It is after the failure by his daughter then he kinda lost all hope and accepted the reality.

@@gouhoh7906 Spoilers for end of season 3 I think he was afraid of dying in 13 years

@@gouhoh7906 how this theory explain Uri being the titan instead of Rod and rulling inside the walls, since it was Rod right to be it?

@@igordeoliveirarigon1667 exacly

also in S4 if you remember maybe

@@rohit4539 Yes. But these ladies aren’t there yet.

@@thesilentsk3471 yeah

There is also another reason that HIstoria had a change of heart. It is because of Eren's attitude. If Eren put up a fight, Historia would have had no hesitation to turn and try to eat Eren. But Eren felt guilt and had the thought "I'd better die for the sake of others." - the thought that was central to Historia's childhood. Meeting Ymir made Historia know that no one should think like that. Now Historia made a decision that she will always be on the side of whoever that has no one on their side, and those who think it is better to just sacrifice themself for the sake of others.

saved humanity? tf are you talking about. Have you even read the manga content?

@@StickManVS exactly lmao

OMG! lolll I had no idea that I said that! -Sam

@@TheReactPack Words of truth uttered but ignored, but how should you've known at this point of the story. :D

@Kiran Jb lol

@Kiran Jb Poor guy. Can't even read or understand. Deep sympathy to your parents who raised you.

@Kiran Jb chill bruh

Season 4 part 1: Attack on Eren Season 4 part 2: Attack on 80% of the world

@@penguinan2456 delete that comment you muffin head, dont spoil the others. I purposely didn't add S4 on my comment so ppl who haven't seen it yet won't get spoiled.

SPOILERS (end of season 3) Maybe he doesn't want to die in 13 years

@@igordeoliveirarigon1667 I think the episode wants to show that Rod is motivated by a sense of duty and resolve. He didn't flinch at the knife and didn't beg when things went to shit.

I heard somewhere that his purpose was to only have more kids of royal blood instead of becoming a titan

Ep. 2

OMG your english broo xD

legend has it she's the smiling titan

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