Attack Titan | ATTACK ON TITAN | Reaction 3x21 

Yep , the show goes completely downhill from here.

@@goddesssalem4842 😂 I guess some people see it that way? This is absolutely the best arc in the show, but to say that it goes "downhill from here" seems like an opinion from someone who's extremely bitter about something.

​@@goddesssalem4842Action lover shonen tard 😂

@@DanielZeal for me, season 1-3 is peak. Season 4 is... not as bad as people say, but a notch below in the general category and two notches down in the plot category.

@@Beargrim I love that we have an encapsulation of the fandom in just a few replies: Someone who does not like the last part, someone defending the last part, and someone saying the last part is fine, just not as good

Wait till you see the special Wine moment

​@@Eren-da-Jaeger I managed to pick that pretty early, my wife yelled at me for spoiling it but it was just a guess

These girls are incredibly sharp, they're the first reactors I've seen to pick up on the "To save Mikasa & Armin" part so quickly

It probably helps that they bounce ideas off of each other.

​@@codemancz798True but i've also seen reactor in groups of 4 or 5 that is just way too dumb. It doesn't help that only half of that group that is actually interested in the show. Most reactors now are in it to make a quick buck hence they don't pay attention to the subtlety aot has been giving. Haylo and kiss tho you can tell they are genuinely interested in the show.

Was that not an obvious observation, though?

Bro I don’t know where they are with in the serie irl, this could be a spoiler

I know right! Then she fumbles hard at times😂 "internment zoo"

@@mattdp5554 Impossible for this to be a spoiler unless you already know the spoiler.

@@mattdp5554 they are always episodes ahead on patreon before uploading the reactions on RU-vid

That is one of the meanings.

My mind was blown when Eren said shingeki no kyojin 😂 because I always called the anime that, so I immediately recognised the words and I was like: 😱. I think that's a plot twist that get mostly lost in translation

yeah Attack on Titan is one way of translating something that dosnt have a good exact translation. i mean "the Attack Titan show" sounds goofy haha

@@BloodyDIMISIS55 Shingeki no Kyojin can mean a lot of things. Japanese grammar is complicated.

@@Arigator2 haha remember "The Eoten Onslaught" fan made title

It's crazy.....we spent so many years theorizing and guessing for 3 seasons watching in real time.....and then he just blows it all open in 2 and a half episodes. 🤣🤣🤣

By some reason I imagined Haylo with a moustache and a tube, like from that meme. That's funny, in my mind at least

She is detective conan

> > > > > > > > > > > He's already s... never mind

His heart must've been racing each time Eren made a new friend, starting with Mikasa 😂

@@morisakarleign3014 I’m willing to bet when he first met Armin, he was like “This might just be a weird coincidence” but then when he got introduced to Mikasa he was like “AYOOOO WTF”

A thought I never had, but dang... That's true. Oh my goodness...

And the 'funny' thing is: eating a kid is not even the most horrible thing happening in this show

How do they even find that kid to begin with? Imagine your baby accidentally bumps his head on a coffee table and suddenly turns into the Colossal Titan 😅

@@jlilley73 Holy shit, that's another great point!!

imagine a baby inheriting the colossal titan and that baby fell to from the crib, hurt himself, then boom, the village is nuked

Like Pepe Silvia scene in It's always sunny in Philandelphia

Just what I was thinking when reading this comment :D​@@asdfgasdfgasdfgq

They should do something like that and post the pic 🤣🤣🤣

Eren Jeager, this name keeps coming up over and over again EVERY DAY! Eren’s mail’s getting sent back to me! Eren Jeager, Eren Jeager. I look at the mail well THIS WHOLE BOX IS EREN JEAGER!!!

@@NandoPushesMongo Ymir*

Don't forget Keith Shadis

When i first watched the show i initially thought that Kenny's character was just a random villain just put there to cause some action and give us some cool fighting scenes in a boring political series of episodes on the start of season 3. But when i watched his last scene and the show proceeded to prove his point everytime a new character shows up, that's when i thought to myself "yeah, this show really is different, everything happens for a reason here".

Also Kenny's dying conversation with Levi

Also eren's convo with pixis where he says humanity will always fight even if there are no titans

Man is such a savage that you just have to respect him 😂

That scene is a bit dumb IMO and feels like with a plot hole. Think about it: Grisha asks Kruger why he would not save the rest of his people, why only Grisha, when obviously Kruger might have turned earlier to save everyone. Stupidly enough, Kruger simply gaslights Grisha, telling him about his wounded hands, and how many people Kruger killed. Not answering the question. The only reason I come up with is this: «it has to be this way otherwise the plot would change» but obviously it cannot be a reason to anything. And you know how they call something that cannot be explained by character motivations, yet the characters absolutely intentionally do something really stupid, and it determines entire future plot? A plot-hole.

​@@jerrygreenestI guess he figured only Grisha had enough hatred to actually get the job done. Probably thought the others would fail or hinder the mission.

@@jerrygreenest what? he only had one titan, did you want grisha to take everyone to the walls? or for them to come back? where would they go? lol

​​​@@jerrygreenesthe said that only titan can reach the walls, and even if Grisha somehow carry his comrades with himself, its suspicious group of ppl which all say that they dont remember anything? Dina must die bc Grisha needed new family with Eren and time for understanding what he did wrong in life

they noticed that 15:45 - 15:55

Yeah, I wonder if that's genetic somehow? Grisha didn't have the Attack Titan when Zeke was born, so it makes sense that Zeke wouldn't have that quality. Maybe Eren's innate desire for freedom was merely enhanced when he received his father's titan.

@@DanielZeal This is answered in the show - in fact it's almost answered in this episode, subtly.

@@DanielZeal It's answered in Season 4. But don't spoil it here.

@@DanielZealTitan shenanigans may play a role, but also people just have certain personalities. We see in the high school AU that Eren is also this way, despite titans not existing in that world. Clearly Eren has certain characteristics regardless of the universe he exists in.

True

well no it literally translates to 'titan of attack' but yeh

@@daaminazad2817 It can also translate to "Advancing giants" "Attacking giants" etc. translating japanese is not necessarily super exact. I can't think of a title that would work quite as well with this twist without giving away the revelation in english, so Attack on Titan is at least pretty catchy

@@daaminazad2817 "Titan of Attack" and "Attack Titan" are semantically the same. You can translate "no" from Japanese to the English genitive case, but in this context it is talking about attributes, not possession. "Titan of Attack" implies the Titan belongs to someone named "Attack". Since you are specifying a quality of a specific titan, you say "The Attack Titan"

Roll credits

It's a little more than that, even: like the other commenter says, "Shingeki no Kyojin" is effectively a pun in Japanese because it can mean "The Advancing/Attacking Titans" *or* "The Titan who Advances/Attacks" (with "advance" meant in the sense of like, a military charge). Initially, we think the show is about the titans who are attacking humanity within the walls. Then, we get the sense that maybe it's about Eren being the Titan who attacks everybody else. And now with the final line from Krueger, we get a hint that there aren't two meanings, but three!

And add it with "wait" and "staaaawwwp" 😂

Name of Love is my favorite, next to Guren no Yumiya.

3 and 4 are GOATed. Top 2 anime crashouts of all time and it ain't 2, incoming. 😅

Till season 4 part 2 - then it goes downhill.

Your opinion ​@@Azetaris

On second viewing, I realized it was one of the worst.

​@@ParlonsAstronomiei need an explanation

@@faishalriza1259 He doomed everyone by choosing the one filled with hatred and by killing Dina.

@@ParlonsAstronomie he didn’t have much choice lol

@@gauthierkasongo180 He have.

You’re like 50th person who have said this already in the comments 😆

Thank you for this info. But when I posted I was one of the first or the first

@@g0stqed193 I'm sure you were the first on several other reactor channels as well with the same repeated trivial information.

What are you talking about? Didnt you take your medication?

I think we all just had really bad reason comprehension skills 😂

*Shingeki no Kyojin

thank you for correcting king floch 😘

Um.. She found out about curse of Ymir in that scene only so how could she be starving herself before that I think she was giving her portion to Eren as well, that's why Eren was well fed

@@melak8325pretty sure they spent days in prison and there are little time jumps here and there so that’s why Mikasa looks like that

Yet another AoT secrets I didn't know. Thanks.

@@melak8325 ..Time jumps between certain scenes happened

@@hadihariman9704 :) Welcome

While being a monster that doomed everyone, make sense.

​@@ParlonsAstronomiehe didn't doomed anyone, Marley decided to become the monsters of inocent people for something that happen 2000 years ago...

@@akaahrimore like something that happened 100 years ago, after the Eldians terrorized the world for 2000 straight. Of course Marley isn’t in the right for treating the Eldians that live in the present like that, but it’s not that simple.

@@akaahri And it could have been stopped without exterminating its whole population.

Also, I recommend that you remember the first part of the name of the first episode (1x1)

This might be a shock to you, but every country has been colonized, or conquered at some time, or another. Britons were conquered by Romans. Later Romans pulled away and Britons were conquered by Anglo-Saxon-Yuts. Anglo-Saxons were then conquered by the Danes, king Knut ruled over England, Denmark, Norway and for a brief period Sweden. Anglo-Saxons-Danes were conquered by Normans, who were a vassal of a French king, making the English a b!tch of a French b!tch. Later over centuries, Normans intermarried with French nobility and inherited vast holdings in France to a point English king owned more French land than French king himself. English did not even have a king who spoke English for nearly 4 centuries between 1066-1444. Something like 80% of property market in the UK today is still owned by the descendants of Norman nobility, not English. Spain was enslaved for nearly 7 centuries by Muslims, 4 centuries by Romans. You look at a country, or a place and you see people who were conquerors and the conquered ones. Some were worse than others. It just so happened the Europeans turned out to be the most industrious and ended up abolishing barbaric practices such as slavery, child brides, etc. Though some European countries such as Belgium, Netherlands, Germany and Portugal were barbaric at treating some natives. Britain and France fought against slavery for the past 2 centuries and only paid off the debt encored fighting slavery in 2016. They have been paying it off for 200 years and nobody ever thanks them.

@@janchovanec8624 obviously but people forget too old stuff...stuff that's recent is what people remember. Like the British colonization