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He really had the most fabricated Character development , he understood his enemies who were the titans , he changed a view towards them as Titans were the ones who destroyed his home and ate his mom as well , he showed sympathy to his blood thirty enemy in the final ep of S3 showing mercy and understanding the reality that those titans were converted without their own will and were one of their kind ( eldians ) since the start they have been blood thirsty to the titans and instead of staying blinded by his vengeance for titans and to avenge his mom he shifted his view and understood and accepted the titans had done nothing wrong and it always have been these people . Thats a soo much peak of a character development shifting the view of the character and developing the character without changing of his primary goals . Really a Goat 🐐
@@jellyfishi_ I think it kind of depends on how they mean it. Though if we take DIO from Jojo's Bizarre Adventure who also "rejected his humanity" as an example, then yah, DIO was clearly being insane and nihilistic.
Yep, that's actually Marley's fault, they with their warmongering with other countries to dominate the world and greed to acquire fuel gas ( oil of attack on titan world ) under paradise started the expedition with Rainer, Annie, Bertelot which resulted in the destruction of walls. People of paradise were clueless and were living peacefully ignorant of outside world , and would have continued to live. This remind me of North Korea lol. Walls got destroyed, eren's mom died which started the cycle. Marley reignited the great titan war which had been ended for good by king Reiss
For me it always comes back to the moment he kissed Historia’s hand. In that moment he truly sees EVERYTHING. His face says it all. That’s the moment he realizes just how far he truly has to go to save the people he loves. In S4 he’s so dark and cold-blooded not because he’s evil, but because the weight of what he HAS to do - and doesn’t WANT to do - is unbearable.
And technically that's how it is in real life as well. People change only on the outside, the core stays the same. The more people learn, the more they are forced to behave differently than they normally would.
@@edgelord121 well we still change over time especially in puberty but after as well. the core of a human is something that doesn't change that easily unless you look at a span of actual decades
and if I am wrong , how is it that eren fans are only like "KIULL THEM ALLL EREN, MY EDGY KING, KILL THE BAD GUYS!, SCREW THE CRINGEVENGERS!". How is it that everyone defends eren against generic bad guys?@KaiserReinhard
@@mihaimercenarul7467how are they generic? Their ancestors feared the eldians and passed down hatred to the point that eldians became the subjects of the hate for all the past eldians which is pretty realistic and I have never seen anyone say the cringevengers stuff
His ambitions remained the same. But HE did change. He became confident, cold and calculated. Younger Eren kept getting frustrated over not being able to save his friends and comrades, despite his abilities. He became more sure of how to do what he needs to do, later on.
This is kinda how i seen it too. He definitely changed when he screwed over mikasa and armin just to achieve that and after he had the convo with beast titan. Before when he didnt know the identity of him, he put them first
This is the point I see so many people missing. Everyone is so focused on who's bad and who's good, but they don't see the overall message. You nailed the part where it's a story about the fragility of life, it really is. However it is dictated by the worst of humanities qualities, hatred, fear, war. They think this will lead to peace and freedom, but everyone caught up in this bloody mess always realizes that no one is in the wrong yet can't change anything about it. The best realization of this is Bertholdt in the second part of season three during his final transformation, we hear his inner monologue. He gauges all his life experiences thus far. From being a warrior candidate, and wanting to be a hero, and how his brainwashing as an "honorary Marleyan" caused him to also crack in season 2. He accepts the gravity and reality of the situation he is in, he can't escape his mission he can't change courses. The world has made him into a pawn in a position he has to fulfill because he's already in place. The bittersweet last lines of his contradicting everything he's ever believed in his morals and ideals melted into the strong determination to do the task at hand all because of the cruel world he is in. We see that line repeated a great amount in the show too, "cruel world" and almost every major Charater has some sort of embrace of this line, accepting, denouncing, and relishing the tragic yet strongest words in the story. The reality is that everyone's biggest fight isn't with the Titans but within themselves. Drowned in hatred and lies, yet there is nothing they feel they can do about it, at least successfully or with any meaning at all. This is where our mc Eren fits in the world. Someone who's is passionate, bold, and relentless in the pursuit of his ideals. The attack titan, despite what may lie ahead of it, will always chase freedom. I wouldn't say that Eren hasn't changed, but really just solidified as just described. Through all the pain and sorrow, he is the only one willing to do what everyone realizes is right, even if it's in the worst inhumane way possible. He shoulders the weight of humanities hatred, woes, and sorrows. Became the devil not because he wanted to but because he had to. The world unbeknownst asked for it and received it. Which I think is a nice parallel to Erwin in my opinion. If you go back and watch the show in it's entirety again from even the Opening and ending songs for each season you get a grasp of the feeling of the shows world and characters. Watch it with an open mind and absorb and put yourself in every characters shoes no matter how small or insignificant, you will find deep meaning in everyone's life in that show and empathy for the way everything turns out. And sure getting philosophical may not sound exciting, but it really makes you not just understand the show but feel it, as if you're living in it yourself. Anyway, that's my rant 😅
I plan to do just that: rewatch aot and take a much deeper look at the characters as to how they are presented to us. I rlly want to see the bigger picture of aot and you really said it well
This man’s did it. He factually and accurately described in length what makes AOT so great and properly explained erens character perfectly. Nice job 👍 and well said
At this point they should just have a neutral party that acts as divine intervention and bullies people to peace. Sometimes is an an endless loop of reactions and responses to prior responses of the other side, and they only way you can stop this loop is by stopping both sides at once, like a short circuit. God, I love “Injustice” storyline. It made so much sense.
I agree I’m actually a philosophy major and this is how we think to put one in one’s shoes and understand. Being able to see the multiple view points rather than a single objective view point the questions like is eren evil are questions that lead to what is evil and what does it mean the reasons to drive a sane person to do an act considered an evil. What is the inherent nature of humans. What is power and what does it do to people what is the proper use of it. Things like these are questions and they leave you with no answers
I disliked Eren from the start. He was selfish, abrasive and always putting his friends at risk because he was single-mindedly in pursuit of what he thought was right. He had no respect for human life or the suffering of others, only his own warped concept of right and wrong.
Most people nowadays have a sugarcoated view of reality. The modern society has shaped up to be a very comfortable one. They forget the barbaric nature of humans because they have never been forced into any such dire situation where their shiny new moral compass would be put to test.
@@edgelord121 It's why I miss Isayama's message. I get what he's saying but the reality is, you cant blame Eren for choosing to fight back, him and his people were confined to island and were basically left there to die. If Eren didnt take action his people people would be wiped out, I sympathize with Eren, and refuse to see him as a antagonist because he has no choice but to start the rumbling, his country was being invaded again. Maybe if the rest of the world wasn't so Ignorant and just moved on, then the world would be a better place. Eren is on no high horse like Gabi(which is why I hate her) or the other characters fighting to save the world, or end the cycle of hate
Bro, I remember when they made it to the ocean shore, and Eren pointed out towards the distance and said once they defeated everyone beyond the horizon, will they finally be free and I felt that. This man deserves his rumbling.
People think Eren is evil but they really don’t get it, he’s not the big bad villain that you see in other stories, he’s not even like madara or Obito who are both anti-villains trying to do a what they think is a good thing regardless of the immoral actions. Eren is a just a boy trying to protect his friends, family and peoples and it’s a situation pushed to the extreme, the people of outside of eren’s homeland all hate and I mean hate his kind and want them dead no matter what and so Eren pushed into a corner with nothing left to do but either go all out and wipe out those who try to wipe his people out or left his people get massacred for the sake of those who have no connection to him. Eren isn’t a villain, he’s just a human put in a impossible situation and forced to chose
@@tinytitan8807 I think, Actually Eren didn't wanted to destroy the world He was bound with fate The King Fritz gave kind of a curse that if the outside world try to destroy paradise then it will be destroyed but after the King started feeling guilty of what he had done so he passed his ideologies to his further generations of not attacking But the curse still Remains From the 1st episode of season 1 When paradise was getting Invaded by the outside world for the first time, Eren got the nightmare of the whole future of what now have to happen because of the curse It was decided at that time Even the purpose of the Attack Titan was this, as Grisha said - to oppose and rebel the Royal Blood's ideologies. To make everything happen, the curse. After kissing historia's hand, he already saw what was gonna happen and he can't change it He even asked Sasha's last words to know if future can be changed But no, it always have to happen what is decided and Eren can't change it He even tried to push his friends away from him instead of telling them everything He even lied that he's doing everything by his own will He even knew that he will be killed by his friends, that's why he said that he hate them and wanted them to hate him Spoiler He can even took the power of all the Titan shifters but he didn't Instead he even fought with Armin's colossal titan He even hugged that child and crying by saying - "I'm Sorry, I'm Sorry" because he already knew what he have to do ( in chapter 132 ) He even tried to stop Zeke from screaming even though when it would actually help them winning and in s3, he also told Historia to eat him when he thought that his father was wrong, it shows that he can be totally selfless for the righteous acts And he hide the fact that he can use the power of founding Titan by touching a Titan with Royal Blood, shows that he can't just take lives for his own purposes In the opening of s3 'My War', the main lyrics were like - "The Angel disguised as Devil" He even said to Reiner that he used to see outside world as his enemies but learned that they are the same But he said he have no choice And by saying that - 'I have to keep moving forward' is for that he have to face the fate When he talked with everyone ( his friends ), he told them that he's gonna erase their memories of this moment and that their memories will come again when he will die So that his friends can kill him, and also told Armin to not to tell Mikasa that he cried in the path, "I don't want to die, I don't want to die" because he already knew that he will be killed by Mikasa If he decided to tell everything to his friends, then people will still see paradise as a Devil, so instead of doing this he took everything over himself saying that it's his own free will and he is doing it because he want to and showed himself as the villian to the World and decided to act solely without telling everyone anything so they all ( paradise ) will not be blamed for this by the outside world When the people of the outside world saw people with ODM gear on Eren's founding Titan, they start saying like - "Paradise!! They are trying to save us, they are really protecting us", they will be seen as saviours now. Since the 1st season and beginning of the Series, we always watch the story from Eren's POV and also listen to his inner voice and whatever he is thinking in his mind and why is he doing whatever he was doing But after that historia's hand kiss scene and from s4 we never heard his thoughts and POVs. The Boy who always seeked for freedom, Was Caged by the fate.
No one would sit in a cage made of titan walls and wait until enemies who they never met come and wipe out their people. Eren didn't want his friends to be seen as monsters and be killed so he had to choose and fight against unfairness and the cruel world. I felt so bad for Eren that he was forced to be put in such situation. Hands down one of the best, if not the best, animes.
I would never feel bad for someone murdering innocent children. End does not justify the means. He is no different than Hitler. Both had a purpose and vision of a better world. Both did extremely evil things to achieve it. Only difference between Eren and Hitler was that Eren actually pulled it off, and he's all the worst for it.
I find it funny how people are so ready to jump on the "Villain Eren" train because he doesn't live up to the typical "Hero" stereotype of being selfless and sacrifices everything for the greater good, throught the series he's shown to be MORE human than most of the stereotypical protagonists in Anime due to the fact that he'll selfishly put what is most dear to him before the rest of the world It also helps his case that the rest of the world would sooner kill his people aswell regardless of whether or not he takes the stereotypical hero role
That's what im saying. Unlike the current "protagonists" we are seeing in AOT, which is debatably the Marley Attack force and the Scouts, Eren isn't on some high horse, he is completely aware what he is doing and why he has to do it. When Season 4 first aired, I thought I was watching the wrong show, but then I was smh saying you aren't fooling me Isayama
I remember when I was still in Elementary I thought this was a badass Titan killing anime. Now I'm in university and wow was I so wrong. This anime was wild and truly a magnificent piece.
Just started rewatching season one… we seriously going to look at the sheer cruelty of Reiner, Bert hold and Annie under the orders of Marley and act like Eren doesn’t have any excuse? 😂 not to mention the entire world literally just declared war (genocide) against the eldians. Marley poked a sleeping bear, kicked it in the face, murdered it’s family, fucked it’s wife then told him it was an inferior race… then cried when the bear mauled them to death
Hm, I wonder why did the entire world declare war on them? Hm who arranged for all of that to happen? If I recall correctly it was an eldian right? Yea yea, and oh what was his name? EREN YEAGER. I know we love ignoring that fact but Eren is 100% responsible. Also yes we are going to act like Eren doesn’t have an excuse because there is no excuse for massacring innocent people. EVER.
He really had the most layered , complex and well elaborated Character development , with enormous depth and complexity, he understood his enemies who were the titans ( even in s3 last ep he spared a titan and let it live the but the one who still have been in vengeance and saw titans as his first threat was floch because he was unaware of the fact that the enemy is the humanity itself which they had no clue of but Eren did he did knew at that part that his enemies are planning to bomb his country off the face of the planet in that scene who assured to spare the titan was Floch “Hey are you guys sure to let this titan live ?”, Eren didnt cared cause he just got to know the inevitable truth and already set path for him , imagine you dont even have the freedom to choose what to do with your life it is already set and locked for eternity, the way eren touched the handicapped titan and said “ Its our kind forcefully sent to paradise demolishing its dreams just because of some atrocities done by their ancestors which the eldians hates themselves even on being brainwashed by the misinterpreted history given by marley ) , he changed a view towards them(Titans) even tho titans were the ones who destroyed his home and ate his mom as well , he showed sympathy to his blood thirty enemy in the final ep of S3 . Thats a soo much peak of a character development shifting the view of the character and developing the character without changing of his primary goals . Really a Goat 🐐. Finally The panel “Grounded” booms his character development and also marks an end of him .
@@edgelord121 it is , Erens character is likely the most fabricated out of all . He has internal conflicts within himself . He is a 3 dimensional character and has made many masks for himself so as to hide his true feelings and keep moving forward . Even though he didn’t wanted to kill the world with the rumbling but used his “Keep moving forward” mask to keep moving even after death .
@@edgelord121 it is , Erens character is likely the most fabricated out of all . He has internal conflicts within himself . He is a 3 dimensional character and has made many masks for himself so as to hide his true feelings and keep moving forward . Even though he didn’t wanted to kill the world with the rumbling but used his “Keep moving forward” mask to keep moving even after death .
It's not fabricated he went from being a naive kid who wanted to kill monsters that hurt him to finding out his entire race was the monsters. To become knowing every possible future and outcome based on any decision he made. He became a slave to what outcome he needed to get. He allowed his mother to die to get the attack titan to save his race of monsters. He changed definitely but he changed based on everything he learned after he learned about the world and about his attack titan.
What I from AOT was; retaliation leads to more retaliation and that becomes a vicious cycle where at some point you don’t even know why you hate people that are different than you.. yet you still hate em because you’ve been told to do so. Eren wants to end all that in the most f*ed up way
The people who are saying that Eren only did the Rumbling to protect Paradise and his friends missed a very important part of his character. The part that Eren revealed when taking to Ramzi. He tood Ramzi that, yes, he wanted to do the Rumbling to protect the island and his friends, but that’s not all. He revealed that when he found the outside world was not like the world he envisioned in Armin’s book, when he found out that humanity existed outside the walls, he was *dissapponted.* He wanted to wipe everything away. That adds a whole new layer to his character and many people don’t realize.
yeah he's just psychotic and poorly written in the final arc, but people only like characters who are badass so a poorly written but "cool" eren will be popular
Thats an interpretation from that one video, but he effectively died a hero to his friends, which was Isayama's intentions. His whole plan was to get rid of the titan curse and give Paradis a chance
Well at first he was dissappointed but after living with them for four years, he realized that Marley was exactly like Paradise, not just 'enemies" but normal people, good and bad, he literally does the exact same thing Reiner did, and when after all that when he said "we're the same" is the most chilling thing he says because Reiner realizes that he means to attack the city
Eren Yaegar is such an ironic character, he’s a man chained to freedom. He’s restricted by his own innate and twisted desire for it, so much so that he didn’t have any choices to make in the first place. Eren passing his memories to his past self gave him an inevitable future and took away his freedom of choice.
When people say that Eren had no character development throughout the entire series, it literally tells me that they don’t know anything about screenwriting or storytelling. And they don’t really understand Eren’s character at all. I at first didn’t understand his character, until rewatching it for the second time. I like Eren as a character and I would be an absolute liar if I said that I never liked him. In my opinion he’s underrated and under appreciated.
@@Angel32134 he was a well-written character with so much depth and lore. I mean ofc it's cuz he's the mc, but his character is complex as he isn't rlly good or evil.. and he never changed like how ppl say he did.. he was the same ambitious, goal driven boy who wanted to eliminate the enemy (the one harming ppl he care about) he jsut became more confident in doing so even if he is hurting ppl in the process. S1: he wants to kill all the titans S3-4: he learns the titans are only humans who lived under oppression.
@@sevengrapes-gi1io But even from Paths,Eren cemented rhe fact about him taking others freedom if he want to achieve his own.Then proceeds to pathetically simp over Mikasa .
@@abyzz4419 development in stories doesn't necessarily mean they're beneficial to other characters, it can just mean that we've gotten to see more of the characters flaws that were relevant to the story
@@tinytitan8807Armin became such an L after he got revived. Erwin should have lived imo. I actually think he would go forward with the rumbling or at least participate in a mini rumbling where he destroys all the military bases in the world.
Episode 1 when his mom died he said he’ll kill every single last one of them that attacked their home. Well he’s keeping that promise wether they are titans or not. Almost gives you chills how planned out this show was.
basically there is a difference between changing as a character and getting new information. Erens character at it's core never changed it's just that he acts different because he has more insight into how the world really works. going from someone with a very limited understanding and thus simple motives to someone with more information who has to make a difficult decision that said genocide is still without a doubt evil, but most of us would be willing to do something horrible to protect what we love. Eren's decision is objectively evil yet also understandable. he is a monster AND a human
It's apart of his character development. He's consistent to what he always would have been but Eren did change after he had the knowledge of what titans were and the truth behind it. If eren allowed young eren to know the truth too soon he wouldn't have ever worked with the scouts to kill all the titans while he was naive thus never allowing eldia to become free from the walls. Eren also allowed his mother to die by letting grisha get the attack titan instead of protecting his family. However if eren never got the attack titan and let his mother live young eren would've probably still joined the scouts and died to the old man titan in the early seasons thus leading to eldia's downfall. My point is eren did change but it is the most natural change in a character I've seen in any media. They really took time with his character. Its extremely well done.
I think the interesting thing is what about him changes. His core motivations stay the same, his ruthlessness stays the same, but his understanding of the world grows and he makes more calculated choices.
The most beautiful thing about Attack on Titan is that it's one of the only forms of media I've ever seen or read that has no good guys, no bad guys. No sides to take, no morals to question. You see the whole story from everyone's point of view and realise that by the end, nobody was right to do what they did, but nobody was wrong either.
Yup this is what I understand after reading the Manga.... I won't give spoiler but yeah he was same from the start u will know after reading or watching ending
@@Censton but today I completed all 4 seasons he is live how he is dead I don't understand I saw many videos all videos say same things Eren is dead but season 4 ending eren was attacking all world
Honestly that scene in the special recently released when eren is telling the kid he is sorry and crying but the kid has no idea what’s going to happen might be the deepest and most real moment of wrens character arc as in he knows what he will do will kill thousands of innocent people but he is still going to achieve his goal, simply showing yes there is humanity in Erens heart but his goal is more important than his feelings
This is also not the first time Eren has been through all this as he has sent memories back to his past self.. he’s been trying to save people before this specific time line version of him even lost his mother
The only difference between Eren now and back in season 1 is motivation. His original motivation was avenging his mother and finding what his father left him. His motive now is saving his friends and remaining family. He sees ending everyone else in the world, or at least most of them, as the only sure way to do that.
He’s so tragic. At the end it feels like the audience is Mikasa. Eren achieves both saves his friends and manages to strangely achieve peace for them but at the cost of his own life and legacy. The moment Mikasa is holding him should be how the audience feels, devastated at the inevitable outcome that he manufactured, loving a boy who finally found peace
@Ue the whole point of these pages were to show that peace is not a never ending state but a fragile one. Also Mikasa, Armin and Co. were all basically dead due to old age at that point so Eren kinda succeeded in saving his friends? His goal was never to bring world peace but protect his friends and that's what he did.
Exactly. Eren's character is all about protecting the people he loves and their freedom. He was always like that, that's what I love so much about his character and his consistency.
There is no nuance in creating a situation for yourself where you have to do something unspeakably stupid then acting like you’re a victim for having to do it. It’s just stupid
@Daisy Daisy nuance and stupidity aren't mutually exclusive . People make bad decisions all the time but it doesn't mean we can't appreciate all the little levers that brought the situation to fruition. It isn't one act of stupidity of one person, it's many decisions big and small that led to this. You pull any of those levers and the outcome could have changed. The end result can be black/white/good/bad....but the journey is a complete gray mess that I enjoy. You didn't enjoy it and that fine, but it is absolutely present.
@@No_Relation_666 it’s nuanced af bruh. Just having the basic idea of war itself is nuance. It’s two sides trying to convince the other but no one is listening so they butt heads and meet in the middle while knowing violence and war is just senseless death for both sides and no one actually wins.
Fully agree. Some people think in such a shallow black and white mindset, it’s people like that who truly aren’t perceiving and understanding the show as much as they should.
Erin has always been honest with exactly what he is. He cares about his freedom and the freedom of those he cares about and as far as he is concerned the lives & wellbeing of anybody that threatens that freedom is forfeit including those that are simply passive about letting their government threaten that freedom in their names.
Also Flock is the only one who survived Erwins speech. It actually shocks me how much the rest of the squad changed. If Erwin was still alive he would not hesitate and support Eren as much as possible.
No Erwin would not support Eren. Anyone who supports that plan believe that it doesn’t make a difference if they’re fighting humans or titans. Erwin specifically did think it would make a difference. That’s why he was so intent on proving his fathers theory.
@@No_Relation_666 Erwon probably does support.Its a kill or be killed situation and Erwin wouldnt let the sacrifices of jis soldiers in vain.Ots not that Rumbling os a good thing(obviously),.But thats the only way to end the cycle of hatred.
@@tinytitan8807awww eren fans are delusional. Anything new? You want to see marley killed because they are generic bad guys. Which shows how badly written aot îs. They failed to make eren complex since his enemies are just a generic evil nation who wants to kill eldia. Wowww such a complex show. Even reiner annie and The others are basically eldians prisoner, not marleyans.
Yes he is, sure, he wanted to protect his people, but his dream is to kill, at this point, you really want to ignore how evil Eren is, he wipes out nearly the whole population, he thought life was boring until he got his titan and got to killing and fighting, he is evil, but people empathize with him.
@@Angel32134 Well Eren is in war already so killing is justifiable. If you want peace, you need to kill. Killing is normal in war where it's kill or be killed situation. There is no talk no jutsu in real life because in WWII, Allies need to kill some Axis soldiers and use Nuke on Hiroshima and Nagasaki(Killing civilians in the process) to achieve peace and it is no different in AoT.
I feel like people are missing that a person can be the villain AND the protagonist. Villains arent necessarily all bad either. There are indeed no good or bad sides, but that doesn't mean both sides don't have both good and bad in themselves!
My knowledge of attack on titan before watching this: Naked muscle titan Trench warfare (?) What I know about attack on titan after watching this video: Naked muscle titan Trench warfare (?) The main character wants to wipe out a race because they killed his mom
@@laundrybasketgamers Through time travel shenanigans every single person ever killed by the Titans over like, a decade, where controlled by him. He ordered the the smiling Titan to eat his mom from the future to ensure he becomes the crazy fuck he is. And then he cry’s about how he’s going to die after killing 80% of the world
Don't think he's always been like this I think he became this way when he kissed Historia's hand. To me he's not evil he's doing everything to protect the ones he loves but in the process his actions have cause some of those he cared about to die. In a way he's lost it while seeking freedom and his own friends will have no choice but to stop him. His whole story is a tragedy, Eren and Mikasa deserved to grow old together.
Genocide at global scale sounds pretty evil to me. Two wrongs don't make one right. I find hilarious how many people justify it. Like many do with real life slaughters. He did not only kill enemies but millions of innocent people too, even some who where friendly to him.
I agree , but I think it is a bit different to go from wanting to kill monsters that you believe have been feasting on humans since said monsters appears VS killing people . I feel li
I've been saying this. In the first season he says "if anyone tries to take away by freedom, i wont hesitate to take theirs first" and then at the end of season 3 he asked "if we kill all our enemies across the sea, well we finally be free?"
People in these comments seem to forget that Eren is literally committing genocide on the whole planet aside from Paradis. His plan is to literally wipe off every single man, woman, child, and unconceived fetus off the face of the planet, even the animals aren't being spared.
And this what the Marleyans and the rest of the world was abt to do too including killing children. They planned way before to kill all Eldians just bc of an old story shit abt the King Fritz and Ymir which happened decades ago when those eldians literally have no idea that they were being called Devils or being talked with some hatred for an unnecessary reasons. They're out there fighting for their life against titana thinking they're the only human race left bc their memories were erased while Marleyans are out there sleeping well without any worries or fear. So Eren do the 1st move to get revenge 🤷🏽♀️. Marley is a big country itself where there's billion of civilians there and he wanted to kill them all after he find what they truly wanted to do to his people or what they have done to those Eldians turned into titans. So we're not in position to blame or judge him for that. He just put an Uno reverse card on them. Btw did you really read the manga to understand the whole shit bc he never actually planned to unconceived fetus off the planet or get human become sterile it was actually his brother idea where he actually refused to do so. So read well the manga and try to understand
Well it was either he kills the entire world, or the world kills all his people. Realistically 99% of humans would choose the rumbling. Its realistic and quite literally the only option that doesnt end in eldians extinction. But in the end he planned for him to be stopped, only killing 80% of the world, resulting in the world killing Paradis. Eren didnt achieve anything with that ending, such poor writing....
oh common he tried his best for peace and in the last ep of anime we found out when he gave up and knew there was no other way. The only reason marlians are working with eldians now is because of eren
No he actually didn’t. He specifically shot down every option that was presented to him then fucked off the second he got the chance. Give one example of something he actually tried. From the second he learned he could he fully intended to do the rumbling
Attack on Titan is such a well written anime None of the characters in this anime is either right or wrong they are just fighting for something in which they totally believe in
