I was WRONG About Attack on Titan's Ending.. 

In the Manga, Levi was in a wheelchair reading a newspaper. 📰 In the Anime, Levi was in a wheelchair passing lollipops to little kids. 🍭

Also in the Eren Armin conversation the "80% of humanity dies" is dropped at the start and Armin just kinda moves past it in the manga. The anime rightly puts it at the end of the conversation, Armin's reaction is *very* in character and it leads into the "I'll see you in hell" part which was nice.

I just realized that the Yeager Brothers were killed by Ackermans.

In two thousand years, Mikasa was the only Attack on Titan character to break out of an abusive relationship.

I think what Eren means is that even if he changes things, the result is always the same. So at one point he probably did see what would happen if he saved/didn’t kill his mother, did this or that but it never changed anything. So he’s locked in this loop of experimentation, changing variable after variable but with the end result always being the same, his way of rationalizing whats happened is by contradicting himself. He had “no control” but also “did it for them” his story is one of helplessness and isolation while simultaneously wielding the most immense power in existence. A tragedy really. One might even sit in an opera house with the chosen one and call it “Ironic”

I think the anime was keen to elucidate people on the meaning of the manga's ending. The ending hasn't really changed, they just added some clearer context.

Also we have to acknowledge the fact that Zeke explicitly stated multiple times that many years pass in the Coordinate for each moment that passes. So technically Ymir was probably there for say, "200 billion years" if not more imo. Zeke was only in there for seconds when he told Eren he has been there for 200 yrs. Imagine how long it must have been for Ymir.

I think that the reason Eren could turn into the Colossal Titan once decapitated was the same reason that when Zeke caught his head, he was awakened in the paths with Ymir to become the Final titan: simply just because Eren probably retained his powers just enough while being decapitated to initiate the transformation while the parasite was still attached to his head from his bone torso

Your opinion has more Twists than AOT itself.

I do think they handled Eren’s insanity better, making him feel like he’s both a kid, a scout, and a man about to die driving him insane. Also witnessing 2000 years all at once all the time and him trying to change the future to one without the Rumbling, however the solution to that every time is no more titans, he can’t see past the No more Titans part of any timeline cause he would be dead. So to him this it the best timeline because most of his friends survive and because of their hero status would be able to keep peace until they died. Also the things he couldn’t change in the timelines that would always have a problem is the other shifters, non eldians, and the Ackermans. Those factors could always reverse his plans, also stuff like the smiling titan becoming the new colossal titan would destroy Shiganshina and himself immediately if she transformed trying to save herself. His early death means no founding titan, paradox. Death of Eren’s mother might not of given his father enough motivation/ give Eren enough leverage to manipulate him. While he was able to change the past there were always limitations like him accidentally preventing his own birth or killing himself would cause paradoxes and him making timelines where a lot of his friends die would result in a out come he didn’t want.

It's funny how everyone hated Chapter 139, but somewhat loved the final episode. Lol

The only reason I can think of why Gabi didn't mention the Hallucigenia is because in the Manga it doesn't feel instant to the readers, but in the Anime it's instant and I don't think Gabi truly saw it.

It's not that Ymir allowed Armin to rally the titan shifters that they knew within the Paths, it's that Ymir decided to bring those shifters to them, herself, and was actively participating in giving them a chance to end things. She wanted it all to come to an end, as well, because she heard their conversation and also came to believe what Armin and Zeke did: that there *is* value in the course of life, even if it is filled with pain and suffering, because of the connections between people and the moments of happiness amongst all the darkness out there.

I think that the reason Eren could turn into the Colossal Titan once decapitated was because he still had a part of the hallucigenia attached to his head, which is why the tree that his head was buried under turned into a similar tree to the one Ymir found.

I dunno, I think you could always extrapolate what was in these changes from the original manga ending - the anime just spelled it out more clearly. It was always made clear that Eren couldn't change the past. History in Attack on Titan is pre-determined. This was shown back with the scene with Grisha killing the Reiss family. If it wasn't for Eren using his titan powers, it never would have happened. However, Eren would have never had his titan powers to begin with had it not happened. It's all cyclical and unchanging, and the story never introduced the concept of alternate timelines as a tangible thing. Armin thanking Eren for becoming a mass-murderer is definitely clunky wording, but I think his intention is still obvious. Armin is still disgusted by Eren's actions - he's simply acknowledging that Eren sacrificed his conscious, morality, and went through hell both physically and mentally to ensure the safety of his friends. He may not approve of it, but he recognizes that Eren was basically torturing himself for their sakes. So, in his best friend's final moments, he acknowledges his suffering and attempts to give him some comfort. The wording is still super goofy, yeah, but I think the intention is clear and anyone who legitimately thought Armin was saying "Wow, yeah, no, being a mass murderer is cool, good job, Eren" is being dumb.

The AoT manga ending was sad and shit but.. Armin's voice acting brought me to tears. Him acknowledging the rumbling consequences and being appalled by Eren hit hard. Then Armin seeing Eren's head was heart breaking. He knew everything he needed to do, he steeled himself and resolved to finish his duty, and then he got destroyed by what it felt like after.

I appreciate you making an update on your opinions about the AOT ending. As an anime only viewer, I didn't quite understand the hate the manga ending got, because to me, because based on what I saw from the anime, the ending had both merits and flaws, but the merits seemed to outweigh the flaws. Hearing the perspectives of manga readers and the changes they saw in the anime ending that fixed some of the mistakes helps me to understand the two different ending and appreciate experiences of the manga readers.

Good video mate. You really highlight the difference between anime and manga. As anime only I really lacked the perspective as to why the final was supposedly bad. You are correct that reading something off of a page really allows you to focus more on the pure writing. I found the ending very satisfying emotionally, which for me is probably the most important thing either way.

I liked the Manga ending, I always saw it as Eren breaking under the stress of the horrors he's seen and knowing his future self is an irredeemable monster. As for the epilogue, the situation was unsalvageable there were plenty of power players who saw the Eldians as people but still chose to purge Paradis. Lasting 100 years is pretty good considering what happened to real world Japan. Don't Google the firebombing campaign or Nanjing if you want to sleep at night. If you're reading this look up Yakibacki AOT 139. It more or less aligns with how I initially understood the final conversation between Armin and Eren.

I feel like the questions you feel were answered in the anime was indeed answered. It was answered in the convo with his father when he found out he was the one to eat him. His father tried to change the outcome countless times so that eren didn’t end up being responsible for what he started but couldn’t. Actually mostly everything you said didn’t get answered I felt I understood at the time the manga ended. Idk maybe I’m trippin

21:53 It's like the concept of fate being tied to you. If you saw your future it wouldn't be your future, because if it was bad you would actively try to change. To fix that issue you just add a plot point where trying to change your outcome only gets you to the same one, maybe even faster. For example with Jojo part 5. Bruno was susposed to die from Rolling Stones but Mista changed to Bruno dying in a more painful way.

Wit’s ODM long shots are absolute works of art.

I don't care that much about the mechanics of how the founding/attack Titan work in the end, I have my headcanon, but Ymir's actions and inaction at specific moments can be understood through the lens Isayama has used for all of his characters: They are humans trying to make rationa decisions while overwhelmed with negative emotions. Ymir must have been absolutely insane, more than Eren, because she's been in the paths for TWO WHOLE MILLENNIA, always filled with love and rage and pain, so whatever she did, ultimately can be explained by this: an insane woman burdened by emotions trying despertely to be free and seeing two opposing forces which want the exact same thing and her having to choose between the two

Bro made a 30 minute video on the end just to make another vid on the end 😭😭😭

One thing that AoT taught me is that I will never believe "The manga is better" ever again.

Imagine being a gutless flip flopper.

I had a feeling that the anime would have a way more positive reception than the manga. I knew that they might change some stuff, making it better. I don’t think that it is because of the medium, but because the anime watchers and manga readers have different taste. The fact that you say that you never cry during manga shows that. So those two reasons are why the anime was way more well received.

I didn't get why Isayama cried and apologized for the Attack on Titan ending? It's his story that only HE created.

The way I viewed Ymir in the ending was as a mirror of Eren. She was back and forth in her decisions because she too was very young when she came across this great power. The only thing she truly had was her love for King Fritz. It doesn't fully fix all the problems with her indecisiveness but I think it helps if you look at Ymir as this young girl who just wanted love.

Yeah your so right about the music. Anime soundtracks are some of my all time favorite music. Music has a very strong connection to your memories so strong that when people with Alzheimer’s listen to their favorite music from their past they are able to remember the memories and emotions that they associated with that song that they never would have been able to remember without hearing the music. As time passes memories slowly fade and music connects you with the emotions you felt in that memory. So it brings back what you felt when you watched your animes and the scenes where that song played

24:00 When Eren transformed into a colossal titan, that wasn’t bcuz of royal blood as he had already lost acces to it. His titan head was simply left in tact and he transformed once again into a body that would fit his enormous head. He was able to do so bcuz Ymir was on his side and she simply build him a titan that would fit his enormous head. The anime info card confirms this. Mikasa had her dream at the same time as the others and Eren counted on her resistance allowing her to remember it sooner so that she actually knows where he is so she can kill him. Remember also that all of these events - Eren's talk with his friends on the boat, airplane repair, Hange's death, the final battle and Eren's death happened in one day so this confirms that Ackerman's don't have complete immunity to memory altering powers but just a high resistance so their deleted memories will always come back soon after. You might say “what about the explanation of Ackerman's immunity” That was never explained in detail, it was just one line from Kenny's grandpa and he implied that Ackermans weren't Subjects of Ymir bcuz Mikasa could still be pulled in paths so it’s not like all of what he said should be taken as face-value. So in summary Eren didn’t manipulate Mikasa’s memory but it just takes time for Ackerman's resistance to revert memory alteration instead of it being a complete immunity. It's also the reason for Mikasa's headaches because she had them whenever Ymir retroactively peaked into her mind. 24:20 In the manga the hallugenia is actually seen evaporating in the background during the panel where everyone gets reverted back to humans (it’s even more noticable in the colored version too) but the anime didn’t really make that clear for some reason. 24:58 The conversation between Zeke and Armin deeply impacted Ymir. She was touched by this conversation, leading her to reconsider her stance. Her actions showcase an internal conflict because, while a part of her wants to destroy the world that caused her suffering, another part might yearn for freedom and the end of her own suffering. By enabling the Shifters to help the Alliance, she’s expressing her own conflicted desires. This all ties to her eventually lifting the curse when she sees Mikasa killing Eren because that conversation made her reflect on her own life and choices. It opened her mind and then, seeing Mikasa make a brave, selfless choice confirmed her new perspective. It's like the last push Ymir needs to decide to break free from her own pain and the control of the past.

I love the cgi here. Its very different than most cgi. The fights are so intense, the impacts so heavy. Especially when it comes to reiner, his fights are straight brawls. The artstyle is what I liked more of first three seasons.

I wonder how long the the Animation took when Levi fought Kenny in their first fight?

I honestly didn't mind the manga ending!!! The anime did it better but I enjoyed the manga

I found it cool how the ending of AOT was similar to loki S2 and how loki is taking the sacrifice of a hero while eren is bearing the weight of a villain.

I love how everyone just decided that eren was abusive towards mikasa when they were never even together and he just told her he hated her to keep her away If all abusive relationships were like this domestic violence wouldn't even exist, wtf

Very much disagree. Yes, they made slight changes that were overall better. Besides those few changes it's very very similar. Ymir craving connection still after the scene where she gives Eren control is a complete contradiction to everything that happened in the story. It was all right there, he freed her from captivity including those thoughts. Eren had the fuck everything face on and Ymir got it too. Then five seconds later she connects to Mikasa and let's her kill Eren because of the exact thing she just renounced? Animations and music do not distract from the best thing in AOT thus far, the god damn story. Extremely captivating. To go and throw all that away after so many years is why you were CORRECT in your original video. Everything that is MAINLY wrong with the ending is still right there plain as day. And no, Falco turning into a bird was not one. Hinted at about three times beforehand. Erens resolve breaking is the most garbage part for me. He had enough to have his mother get eaten before his very eyes, to see the truth and go against the entire WORLD. All of that to cry and say "I was in over my head" Fuck no. The ending should have had Eren win and fight for paradis. They should have continued what they started and begun a new world of Eldians only. King fritz 2.0 Keeping right on track with history repeating itself. Later down the line people disagree and war again. Another titan war, exact same thing that happens and fits with the story. Everyone who survived here would be trying to stop Eren but he'd keep them at Bay as long as possible until he eventually dies and more people inherent titans etc. So much better my God. AOT for some reason got a happier ending when it shouldn't have ever. Eren should have done the rumbling and the end should have been revealed to be a false reality where all the OG paradis island people and other Eldians who survived see the truth, a world of fire and blood. And the decapitated head kiss? That should not have been included.

You perfectly captivated why I read and watch. I feel like both experiences really help you really feel more immersed and connected to the world the Mangaka and studios are trying to build. Would love to see more manga anime comparisons I think it would make a great series

There is a 1/2 second frame of the centipede thing dissolving as a result of mikasa canceling the titans ability, it’s very short but it’s there watch it

Finding out what the centipede is would be an amazing theory video.😊

Hey Nick, I've been following your content for quite some time and i have a hot take for AOT's ending. I was just as confused about the ending like you and everyone else so i started searching for different point of views. And in doing so i discovered i missed a lot of important points. Here is one of them: If you want to understand Ymir's reasoning behind her actions you have to understand her past. Her final choice is thanks to Mikasa so Mikasa's past is also important to look through. "The final mystery of Attack on Titan" by invaderzz made a really good dissertation/essay on both characters and it connects a lot of dots with all the ongoing confusion. I recommend you to check it out. Keep making awesome videos Nick. ✨️✨️

thank you lmao bc i was thrown off when i seen yo video saying it was a nightmare bc watching some of yo previous videos i thought you would’ve liked it aha glad you came around bc the ending was great

Appreciate the update video!

I viewed eren not being able to creat a different future was that he couldn't change something to create a paradox. Saving his mother would have led him to not becoming a titan shifter thus he could not have changed the smiling titans action ect ect

I think ymir let armin and zeke control the paths because he was touched by the conversation. She never had any value for life and it meant nothing to her but when she saw that their moments with their loved one had value she was touched and so let them see and talk to their loved ones and ask for their help . The issue that i have that i have no answer to is how did eren erased mikasas memories . She is an akreman . And she said to armin did your memories come back too? Technically hers was not a memory but a vision but still she said they come back too!?

my main thing with the ending is the message so you can never break the human cycle of hate and war just postpone it? I wish it just did not show the ending credits where eldia was wiped out just 300 years later.

You can see “The giant centipede” dead on the battlefield when Eren is killed. Right when they switch to Armin losing his Titan Powers and seeing Eren’s severed head.

Remember when Eren was a well written Protagonist? Chapter 139: Imma end this protagonists' career.

OMG EARLY GANG HEY NICK 😊

You weren’t wrong. You’re original video addressed every problem I had with the ending.

It's takes a lot of guts to broadcast that you've gone back on your word and I respect you for that 🙏 awesome upload sire

I’m anime only and watched your last AOT video, and was kinda confused with your take - glad you made an update video for the anime! Also please link the shirt you’re wearing 🔥

I think the answer on why Eren send smiling titan to his mom and couldnt change history despite trying over and over is because we misunderstood the Titan power is. Like Eren said, that with that power, there is no past and future, both exist at the same time, but only for the events that he himself knew. Like the only past he knew is that his mother got eaten by a titan, its not necesarilly the smiling titan, any titan would do, but the different part he doesnt know is that at THE SAME time he saw that Bertholt shouldnt have died there and at THE SAME time he saw that Bertholt got eaten by Armin to keep Armin alive. Which is why she lead the smiling titan for Bertholt. His mother would still die, because in his future memories, his mother doesnt exist anymore. Despite being called future event, at the same time its called memories. Which is why no matter what he do, it wont change anything. This is more confusing to explain with my limited english, damn 😂

Keep up the awesome work and videos Nick love the video

Perhaps to answer the question of how Eren turned into a colossal Titan after losing the power of the Flounding Titan, we can refer to Zeke’s view of the meaning of life, ‘to multiply’. It is implied by the post credit scene that Erens head had to have had some portion of the source as there was a colossal tree atop where he was buried. So perhaps the source was trying to multiply all along and was able to achieve an ‘offspring’ into Erens body (in this case his head). If that’s the case, he may have been able to use this to transform into the colossal.

The centipede is supposedly life itself, not the founding titan. The only reason Ymir became the founding titan is because that is the power she needed. (Which is why she must craft every titan from scratch). If the little boy at the end falls in the chasm he would be bestowed powers of his own creation.

Eren didnt die for "nothing". Erens results: - His actions made his friends become the heroes - His actions made Ymir become free after 2000 years - His actions removed the titan existence and the 13year curse - His actions made Eldians and Marleyians understand each and even help each other - His actions made people stop calling the Eldians Devils or treat them like slaves - His actions caused peace for many years Eren did achieve peace but it was a short-term peace. But the author wanted to tell us that war will always exist, people will start fighting and history will repeat again (even without Titans). That's the nature of humanity and that perfectly applies to our world. Shinzo wo Sasageyo! ❤

Gabi not speaking about the 'Centipede' makes Rainer's move from a planned action to something that he took initiative on his own to do which feels way more badass imo.

bro it's literally the same ending what are you on 😂😂😂

While I'm not familiar with the manga but thank goodness that the anime departed from the manga. Armin almost thanking Eren for virtually wiping out humanity would've been very odd

Woooooooooowwwww. I watched your last video thinking you’d watched the anime ending and was wondering if I was the weird one or in the minority for LOVING the anime ending.

You're the first RU-vidr I've seen to actually point out real issues with the ending in the anime. As someone that loved the ending, I could not agree more with the things you mentioned near the end of your video.

I think emotional availability is why I enjoyed it so much. I wanted maximum feels so I waited for the anime. When reading manga it's sometimes difficult to feel like the characters are living and breathing. And I am not as keen to lend my emotions to it. I knew voice acting animation and music would elevate it and sell it. And I had a hunch that if the ending was rough in the manga then they'd polish it off in the anime. The anime made it so that even side characters had defining personalities and it became difficult to not become attached to them. Voice acting really sold this.

Imagine if Wit Studios did the final episode.

It’s amazing what rewriting one conversation does for an ending. I was alright with the original but the way everything felt expanded in the anime was a god send. I’ll die on the hill of saying this was the only way the series could have ended.

It's supposed to be hammering the point home of fate. Eren had ultimate power, could see how everything would go, could even change things on their course to the ultimate fate, but there was no changing fate itself. That symbolizes how Eren was a slave despite his quest for supreme freedom. Even when he had supreme freedom and the most power in the world, he still couldn't be free from his fate of the Rumbling.

W video thanks for making a second video🙏

Also i think the giant centipede is supposed to symbolize the Titan DNA, it weaves itself into the fabric of the people's life. Hence why it will always come back and do its thing. Yeah it was a bit rushed but i also think Ymir not having complete controls of the Coordinate and stuff like that was probably due to Eren freeing her from the curse, we were shown multiple times that Eren was more or less in full control of the Coordinate when he was giving everyone flashbacks.

Weeb there comes a time that anime creator comes to a point they don’t know how to end there story correctly. This happened with Naruto Shippuden where Kishimoto made Madara so strong during the last Arc he did not know what to do and decided to bring out that Black Zetsu and Kaguya nonsense with questionable writing. Either way at the end of the day AOT is still a good anime but not top 5 or greatest anime of all time like many are sayings. However we should be thankful for anime creators for giving us a series to watch and hopefully future anime creators learn from others questionable writing and make series with better stories and endings. 💯

Almost 200 views in under 5 minutes is crazy, ur that dude Nick!

At 22:25 he says “Erens mother would now be the Colossal Titan” but how exactly ? Erens mother could only become the Colossal if she was turned into a Pure Titan and THEN ate Berthold… if she wasn’t eaten, in what scenario would she turn into a Pure Titan?

I don't think it was ever supposed to be a happy ending but since we're used to that it was disappointing for so many of us. I personally don't hate the ending but I can understand it. I do think some of the changes do answer some questions (and introduce new ones) all in all I enjoyed the ride AoT took us all on.

From my interpretation the giant centipede is the representation of titan powers. It's the thing that gave them the power. Connected with the titan power but not the founding titan itself. So Eren has the founding titan but can't use it to its maximum ability or whatever. So when he "erases" titan powers after he dies the centipede just fades away. Less than perfect but that what I like to think

I dont think you know how much goes into making a manga. Its extreamly hard and daunting. Im sure if the creator could revise and change it like a "perfect version" of it he would input more chapters and different elements in it.

Love the video. Anyway you look extra good today. You’re like glowing

My head cannon regarding some of the more questionable of Ymir's actions, like letting them use their Titan powers or use the Coordinate/Paths to rally a counter attack is that she and Eren kind of struck a "deal" She would get her freedom, but Eren's friends would be the ones with the powers and capability of stopping the Rumbling when it happened. That's why she wouldn't shut them down, she knew that they would eventually defeat Eren, all according to plan

I think we came to appreciate the ending more over time culminating to when animated just made it more make more sense and palateable

Actually I am imagining time in AoT like the time in the movie Arrival. Where the main character comes in contact with aliens who perceive time as a circle and not linear like humans do. And as she starts to study and understand the language of the aliens she comes to the same understanding and suddenly can perceive time the same way seeing past, present and future as one. This way AoTs time would not just be deterministic but just perceived diffrently. Like all other characters only perceive a linear time, while Eren does not. This would also mean that he doesn't really go back in time because there is not "back" if its a circle/not linear. Of course that does not mean it is that way. Just a nice thought that helped me understand the story a little better.

Love the vids Nicky

lmao i knew he was gonna switch up 😂😂🤣

The title of the video Me: Like hell it did!

I think it would be interesting for another series. To explore how the events all converge to the rumbling. Since it seems as if the rumbling always happened but he prefers this way it happened. Like show how if eren allowed other events to happen. What would be the lead up, or show why in a future without the rumbling why it was worse.

You seriously don't understand that even if the parasite is disconnected from Eren, it doesn't really affect anything, since Ymir can just built him the body of a Colossal titan? She builds all the titans, she can build him any body, it doesn't matter if he has a parasite or not. All the rules are set by Ymir, and if she wants, she breaks them. She literally has the power of God. She wants Mikasa to kill Eren and creates the necessary conditions for this. She stopped Rumbling after Zeke's death, as she created a new body for Eren. She also allowed Armin and Zeke to awaken shifters of the past in the Paths, although she could stop them. Armin in the episode directly says "Ymir is invincible, we have no chance against her." If Ymir really wanted to destroy the Alliance, they would have evaporated in the same second. Armin also directly says when he wakes up past shifters in the Paths "Ymir wants something from us." She wants Mikasa to kill Eren, which is also said almost directly in the episode! All your other quibbles are also easily explained. You clung to what you didn't understand in the manga and you continue to cling to it, even though all the answers are in front of your nose. And what's terrible is that you confuse animeonly and make them believe that the finale is "full of plot holes", although this is not the case. At least I hope that you are doing this out of ignorance, and not intentionally, since you did not like the ending in the manga for personal reasons.

its the fact that people think AN ENTIRE ending sucks either way because of a FEW lines of dialogue lol. either way its also been so crazy to me people complain about the CULMINATION of an action packed ip when they literally turned a page and looked at a slide show to see it all for the first time... idk to each their own i guess

I had the same question about what happened to the "giant centipede" Hallucigenia at the end. But upon 2nd viewing, around 1:10:03 they showed that the thing somehow 'died'. The scene was heavily fogged/steamed/smoked up + it showed the watery remnants of the Hallucigenia considering it was probably 98% water - so it was really hard to see it on the 1st viewing, considering all other emotional pieces were going on. This scene was shown with Armin's voice narrating/talking to Mikasa, "He told me that the outcome you bring about through your choices is to erase the Power of the Titans from the world." Now, how exactly did the Hallucigenia die or through what mechanism-is anyone's guess. *Maybe* because it was an aquatic creature that can only survive in arid conditions for a short time, especially without a host...? (...even tho it somehow survived the Colossal Titan explosion?)

You don't care about animation in anime? It's literally half of what you and Danny Matta talk about in Otaku's. And in the Weeb Weekly you called Seven deadly sins as the Seven deadly pixels. Which was genius.

Man u explain manga and anime subjects so well. Love this channel

Your first opinion on the ending i didnt agree with at all. So to know you changed after you didnt rush makes me happy.

I still believe the manga readers were smoking crack when they said the end for AoT was bad. 😂

I feel that your forgetting that Erin does hold some sway over Ymir or else he wouldn’t have been able to convince her to follow him over Zeke. Both Ymir and Erin are able to hear the conversation. They’re privy to everything going on in the paths. Right before the battle begins Erin tells everyone that he will not take away their freedom to battle him. Thus allowing Armin and Co. to converse/rally in the paths. If anything it’s more confusing to me that the dead shifters were able to regain control of their body’s/mind and help in the final battle

Awesome as always thanks

How did the anime save the ending??? It literally almost the EXACT SAME. Only thing changed was a couple lines of dialogue 😭😭. The animation and music really got a hold of yall huh?

Since when did Eren have the Colossal Titan?

Eren stopped Zeke's mother from becoming the Colossal Titan, not his.

tbh, i liked how it ended it was beautiful, but i truly beileve its not going to end there bc it shows a boy going in the tree to start the cycle of it over again i feel the maker of aot has something up his sleeve for another season

Flip flopping how predictable

As a manga reader you don't know how great it is that the Anime finally ended so I can talk about it without spoiling anything. I have been holding it in for so many years now, just wanting to talk about it, but unable to as I didn't wanna spoil it for those that only watched the Anime. I personally had nothing against the manga ending. It was fine.

I've watched and caught up to Attack on Titan this past week or so from season 3. It was a really good watch, good pacing, a lot of shocking moments and I really enjoyed it. Pieces fell in place and its been years since I watched 1-3, could've helped a lot. The ending was a bit weird and anticlimactic in a way for me with how Eren and Armin talked but I get it. It definitely took you out of it a bit but it did give a pretty good explanation of things. A pretty good closure of just them together again like how it was prior to this whole genocide lol. I thonk a rewatch of the 1-3 seasons shall be scheduled sometime soon!

Some people will never understand these complex characters that is clear even when explained in full they still just ignore parts of an argument or misinterpret them completely. Some people study writing and some don't and still sum are just dumb.

Stop the ending is still garbage. At least the didn’t put that “thank you for genocide bulls