THE BEST SHOW EVER | Attack on Titan The Final Episode REACTION 

I hope you understood that Zeke LET Levi kill him. He specifically called him...

I love how y'all(Sam & Will) are wearing the same clothes y'all wore in the 1st ep. That lil gesture of appreciation, i love it

I don't think there's a show that comes to this level in any media anywhere. An absolute masterpiece

When Eren says "I don't know why", he simply can't put into words the innate desire to level everything outside of the walls after being disappointed by the outside world not being unoccupied and free, but instead the same as the people inside the walls. Armin planted that idea of an unoccupied world in his head and when it turned out to be a lie, he felt that he needed to wipe the slate clean, because he realized that the problem was never titans, but people. Everything Eren influenced and worked towards was for the goal of eliminating the titan powers from the world, as far back as episode 2 he says he will eradicate all the titans in the world. He couldn't find any other way to accomplish this ultimate goal other than getting to the moment where Mikasa makes the choice, hard is it is, to kill the person she loves most in the world. Ymir, seeing Mikasa's choice, then realizes that she can also make the choice to stop obeying King Fritz, someone that she "loved" in a twisted fucked up way, maybe moreso someone that she wanted to reciprocate real love but who only treated her as a slave. The credit scenes of time passing show that the titan powers weren't the root of the problem, but as Erwin & Pixis said, humanity will continue to fight each other until there are less than two humans left. As for the final scene, when Ymir found the tree that she fell in, she was being hunted, chased by dogs and in need of an undying body and a world free from death, which she created when she touched the "origin of all life". However, with the final scene, we see an innocent child, accompanied by a companion in the form of a dog, approaching the hole in the tree where Eren's head was buried. The scene all around feels a lot more optimistic but is intentionally ambiguous. Does he also need an undying body, or something else? I like to think that he enters that tree with no malicious intent or peril, but instead curiosity and hope.

Armin's VA did such an incredible job this entire episode. Always been one of my fave characters and hearing his anguish makes me tear up every time.

"A garden-variety idiot who got his hands on some power. That's why this resolution was the only outcome." From Eren's mouth. That's the reason it wasn't really predetermined. It was determined by him, and then he couldn't take it back no matter how many changes he made.

Without a shadow of a doubt, this series is and will always be a masterpiece. This ending was as perfect as can be and even surpassed the manga version in my opinion. 🙏

I don't understand why you guys laugh at the post-credits. Hundreds of years (or even thousands) have passed without the island receiving any attacks. Therefore, Eren did achieve a temporary and quite lasting peace.

A beautiful finale, and one of the greatest of all time in any media. Thanks for being part of the journey. I’m grateful and happy to have been a part of so many of your speculation segments, even if It’s sad how many people don’t understand so MANY aspects of this finale. I’m a manga reader, and even I’m disappointed in the stupid Reddit chuds who initially called it “controversial.” At least the anime community has rightfully almost universally loved it, despite some people weirdly not understanding some obvious moments/themes.

I plan on watching this tonight, I've been watching this series for close to a decade, from a teen to a young adult. Thank you Isayama for making such a special series. I'm lucky to have been able to experience this show with such a great community, WTR included. This show will always have a special place in my heart.

"If you want to save them all, Mikasa, Armin, and the others..."

You know that ending with paradis and all, I can see why it's funny but that's literally the history of humanity, building civilizations, destroying them, building more, destroying more ... until the present and you can see in our world that it's not stopping anytime soon but only getting worse with more destruction power than before ... eventually that ending is what will happen in real life too.

28:42 You really gotta think about it from Ymir's point of view. She was born a slave in a primitive time. She doesn't know what a "healthy relationship" is. All she knew was she saw two people kissing in the middle of a celebration.

I love Zeke building sandcastles during what is essentially the end of the world. He's so iconic. One of my favorite characters to be honest. I absolutely love the moment of Armin saying thank you to Eren and it cuts to Eren looking shocked because it feels very reminiscent of Mikasa thanking Eren for wrapping her scarf. Both Armin and Mikasa thanked Eren for helping them and showed him appreciation when he thought he was worthless. After all these years, it's finally over. We are free. Goodbye to all of the amazing characters from this story, both alive and dead. Goodbye Armin and Mikasa. And to Eren, the boy who sought freedom, goodbye. Thank you, Isayama.

Ymir's Will/Curse was to be freed from her love to King Fritz by Mikasa''s actions in showing Ymir one can kill the one they love the most. This is what Eren was, without clearly knowning what it truly was, going forward towards since kissing Historia's hand in the ceremony at the edn of Season 3.

Truly the end of an era, Thank you guys for bringing us on your journey through this story. Its been an incredibly emotional rollercoaster thats finally come to an end. this story will always have a very special place in my heart and I don't doubt that for you guys either. Thanks for all the silly memories and long discussions, They've made an impact on us more than you'll ever know. See you later💚(in the next video's to come)

The latter part of the end credit OST's name translates to "To you 20,000 years later". So the last scenes with the boy and his dog could take place like 18,000 years after Eren's death.

"I wish i could move omnidirectionally too" Pieck rules

fun fact. the Childs cries were actually done by yuki kaji's child (VA for eren)

It’s been an amazing journey with you guys and your critiques and love for the show throughout the years have always been fun to listen to. I do think it would be a good idea to take some time to process/reflect on the journey and rewatch the last two specials in a shorter episode format: thankfully those episodes are coming out soon. A new OP and ED also came out, so I’m anticipating a video for those as well. The high ratings at the end and the praise for the show as a whole just reflects how meticulously the plot was constructed from beginning to end, there was no other conclusion Eren could accept. Because he’s an idiot, lol. Thank you Isayama, Hayashi, the whole team of animators, sound designers, composer Sawano and more for creating Attack on Titan and giving us this final part. I’ll never forget AoT for the rest of my life.

thank u guys for taking me on this journey w u, i’ve been here for a while now and i’ve enjoyed aot a lot w u guys. thank u truly for becoming one of my comfort channels for this show ❤

In loving memory of Attack on Titan 2013-2023 🪽⚔️❤️

You guys understand Zeke was giving himslef up to Levi, right?

The perfect ending for a show that always wanted to show us the reality of the world we live on. Look the world right now, and look the world 1500 years ago. Humanity has always live in conflict and killing each other, We learnt something about WW2? Look Israel right now!! Unfortunaly, Humanity will always be the same, we always need to try being better. A happy ending? Eternal peace for Paradise? No more wars in the world? Dude, the way it ends is perfect, Everybody won, The alliance, Eren, Jaegerist. At the end of the day, Eren`s friends live a long live without problems, Paradise was free for at least 600 years or more, 20% of humanity survived... AOT will always be the best show ever in my opinion.

My controversial AoT opinion: Zeke >>> Levi Zeke was such a boss this episode, building his sandcastle, saving everyone's ass, saying his goodbyes and throwing Levi a bone (he knows he needs to die and Levi will never move on unless he's the one to kill him, so Zeke was nice about it cause he's so above all that; Zeke always had much more going on in his mind than Levi). He died just like he lived: absolutely iconic

Everyone getting choked up at the Armin part seeing how our sweet cinnamon roll is too hard on himself and realizing we talk to ourselves the same way too much

During the post credit scene its assumed to be 20,000 years after the events of Erens death so he technically fulfilled his promise of his friends living happy long lives. And since its been a hella long time since the "Battle of Heaven and Earth" the 20% of the world most likely didn't come invade paradis due to Eren but rather likely due to modern-day problems.

The first show of the first reactors I watched,the first people I ever subbbed to on patreon, it’s crazy to be here at the end of

55:27 Hmm.. in regards to Eren's memories, this is how I see it: If yall remember when Eren got his head shot off the first time by Gabi, he technically died. In the paths (s4 ep 5) Zeke said that even though Eren can see the future, he does not see everything. Zeke mentions that there are things Eren doesnt know, such as when they first got on paths and Eren asked Ymir to lend him her power but she didnt at first. This shocked him, because he genuinely thought he would be able to use the founding power. He did not see the unearthened chains or Ymir following Zeke's orders in his memories of the future, because he died from that shot gabi gave him. Heck, he even asked what this place was when they first got in paths. The same thing in this episode. Eren says that Mikasa saves the day. How? He doesn't know because he dies before he can see what Mikasa does after (perhaps the kiss is what made Ymir finally end the curse of the titans). This implies that he can only see the future up until his last breath. Anyway, it's been a pleasure riding this journey along with you guys. Really enjoyed your discussions. Shinzou wo sasageyo!!!

Been watching these reactions for a long time with you all - what a journey! Loved hearing your perspective for this episode. I’m just relieved the show wasn’t ruined like you all said. 😅 Can’t wait for the recap videos. Cheers!

I wish adam watch the final. Thank you guys ❤

You guys were the first react channel I started following when I began AOT in 2020, I can't believe it's finally over :/ I always loved your guys reactions, thanks for giving us all fun memories during this journey!

A beautifully done bittersweet ending which is perfect for Attack on Titan

God I've been refreshing your channel every day since it dropped can't wait to watch this 🎉

It’s here!! ❤ your AOT reactions was what got me into your channel. Congrats on the success and fun y’all had on this journey! TATAKAE!!

Just noticed Aberrants are literally just abnormal titans Eren is controlling to keep the timeline moving towards Mikasa's choice. Dina not eating Bert and being the first to find Carla under the rubbles where she was pratically hidden. The titan that killed all of Levi pals to awaken his Akerman instinct. The titan that jumped to eat Thomas and enrage Eren. Santa probably was too, man didn't eat Armin after Eren when he screamed his lungs out.

Copied my comment from another reaction: I feel like the end scene sums up that conflict is inevitable. Like Pyxis said in S3, "Humans will continue to fight one another until the day there's one human or less." The ending is like ripping off a band-aid, tens of thousands of years of conflict summed up in a single time-lapse. Be that as it may, I don't think the series is saying people like Armin are wrong for seeking peace against the inevitability of conflict. It's saying the exact opposite, in spite of war, violence, and conflict humanity should strive for peace even though they'll never have it. It's also saying that despite the sometimes cruel and conflict filled existence that is life, life itself has inherent value. The insignificant moments Armin was talking about are enough to give it great importance. I heard in an interview with Isayama and Yukimura (Vinland Saga's Mangaka) that Isayama is a fan of Vinland Saga. You can definitely see some thematic crossover between the two series. I love the messages of both AoT and Vinland, really thought provoking stuff. For anyone that bothered reading this, I hope you have a great day, I'm gonna miss this series, Thanks Isayama...

Love the editing in this one. Great job, guys. Amazing finale with effort compared to the others.

Working Title gang, perhaps the greatest ending in TV and fiction to be ever crafted. End of an era truly. Hajime Isayama… thank you!

I been waiting for this from 4 day

The ackermann curse is not an actual thing! It was Ymir the whole time (I said it because you mentioned it several times during the episode):) But Mikasa at the end was able to do what Ymir never could, and that's why she smiles when they kissed:)

Watched you guys from start to finish with AOT and listened through the entire discussion for nearly every episode as well. Really sad it's coming to an end but I'm happy you still enjoyed it all the way to this point and look forward to seeing where you all go from here!! I'll be sticking around for Jojo and eventually Vinland S3 most likely as well. Take care :)

i don't think ymir was controlling eren. i think she picked eren because their goals aligned. and she picked mikasa because she could do what she couldn't. eren wasn't a slave to ymir. he was a slave to freedom, his ideology. he was obsessed with the idea of the world being unoccupied and free for the taking and was disappointed to find it full of hostile strangers. he could never change the outcome because he couldn't change his own nature that always pushed him towards that freedom as well as to protect those he loved. any other outcome would have probably resulted in destruction of paradis island and everyone he loved, or the perpetuation of the titan curse and eating each other to pass it on custom, or in making all eldians sterile. this scenario was the only one that allowed eldians to leave relatively peacefully for foreseeable future. but in the end everyone is a slave to something, and conflict is in human nature, and history repeating and war consuming everything yet again was inevitable sooner or later

now i can say, a difference between manga and anime, in the first episode we see lots of qquick flashes of things that will happen and then eren wakes up, in the manga he sees mikasa (not fully, like neck and under) say see ya later eren, beforre waking up, so in manga chapter 1 we see the end of the time mikasa and eren had in paths before she kills him, isayama the GOAT

If you felt that amount of happiness for death of Zeke, then I am afraid that a huge part of AoT got misunderstood by you.

For what it's worth I think the city getting destroyed happens hundreds, if not thousands of years after Eren and our cast dies. Remember the world got plummeted back to the same technology level as Paradis, which was essentially medieval with borrowed tech like guns, and we end up seeing a city full of buildings that far exceed our own in the real world. I think this is easily a 500-2,000 year time difference. Given that time difference, I don't think the conflict has anything to do with the Titans. It's a commentary on human nature, how people will always find excuses to fight. People forgot the rumbling, they forgot the horror of it, and turned back to war when it was nothing more than a footnote in their history books. Eren's actions, though not justified, bought his friends peaceful lives and an unprecedented era of peace.

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Been watching along with you guys for most of the show. Been a great time. The ending has grown on me a lot with time (I still liked it originally). It’s a lot to take in and pretty confusing so to clear up a few things: Eren has only seen small glimpses of the future up until he transforms into the massive titan, then he exists in all time at once. The old titans are white because they are made using the warhammer titan’s ability that Eren has access to

el mejor anime de todos los tiempos gracias por todo aot el mejor show de la histora

The ending is basically the same as the manga, but in the manga they just eluded towards eren controlling the original Dina titan, in the anime he just confesses it directly, and in the manga armin didn’t talk about going to hell with eren he instead thanked eren for becoming a mass murdering to protect all his friends, and in the manga erens final look at himself and his actions he was more talking about how he just kind of kept experiencing flashes in his head of opportune doors to open (it’s speculated yimir purposely used eren to go down this path to eventually make it to the titan realm) and eren just kind of blindly kept opening each door and marching forward without knowing what the outcome would truly be for everyone, this is a rough explanation of the manga from my memory when I read it so long ago

I think an important point that should be highlighted more (and you guys didnt really touch on) is the fact that the curse of the titans was only a thing because of Ymirs twisted love towards the king. She was a slave of her love to him and remained obedient to him all this time because of that, effectively perpetuating the existance of the titans. That is until Erens chain of "decisions" ultimately led to Mikasa being forced to kill him, the one she loved with all her heart (in an extreme-obsessive way, which could be seen as similar to Ymir's) , giving a clear example to Ymir that you can in fact go against that kind of love, allowing her to be "free of her curse of love" towards the king and be able to rest, effectively lifting the curse of the titans from the world and all the implications that this have (eldians now being on "equal footing" - gene wise- with the rest of the world). In Eren's - Armin's conversation Eren says that he has been moving forward toward this direction, but not really being sure of why he had to take this path, but he "unconsciously knew" that it had to be that one (him being unsure of the outcome because he couldn't see further than his death, which is right before Ymir lifts the curse because of Mikasa). This path ultimately led to the extinction of the titans (among other things), allowing his friends to live long lives because they wouldnt have the 13 years to live restriction (which in this case would apply to reiner, annie and armin) and they wouldnt have "titan blood" anymore, dissipating the main issues of the "outside world" towards the eldians: their potential to transform into titans, and thus facilitating the way to temporary peace, which in the anime ending would last at least their lifetimes, being that one of erens main goals (not the only one, but an important one regardless).

Arminheimers blast gets bigger every time lol

When eren says I don't why but I had to do it, he doesn't mean he doesn't know why he did the rumbling, it's him pondering his nature & it's origin (his birth), he doesn't know why he was born w' such strong desire for freedom, all he knows is that he had been himself since birth

Fav reaction channel, sad to see the last episode but it’s been run along the wqu

[watching country be devastated by war] "Eren would have wanted that." I nearly fucking spit out my tea

OMG CANT WAIT TO SEE THE REACTIONS

この作品に出会った全ての人々と感動を共有出来た事こそが、私にとって進撃の巨人を通して見えた真の平和でした。ありがとう。

That baby's voice actor was Yuki Kaji's daughter.

why are y'all unable to come up with your own conclusions on the ending without needing to consult w/ manga readers' feelings on it?

The cabin was not real, it was a reality that could have been that Eren showed her. One of the paths of reality

The final specials were hour long episodes because it gives the staff time and freedom to make it best finale possible.

待ってました！

Im so sad it's over, feel like I've lost something

Was waiting for Reiner sniffing Historia's letter, but it was skipped. Guess we will check for Peak Fiction some other time.

Where is Adam? I'm not really know what happen. you guys break up? like a band?

Adam... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

History repeats itself😢😨

Eren's plan was good, I don't know why you're disappointed. Paradise was free for at least 500 years or more, Eren`s friends live a long and happy life.

赤ちゃんの声優さんは梶裕貴の息子さんです❤！

It's over. It's finally over. It's been 10 long years, since I started watching the series way back in 2013. The wait was worth it. I was able to avoid any more spoilers since the last final part. I'm late here, just finished the final episode 24 hours ago. I'm actually relieved. I don't have to worry about those pricks spoiling the show for us anime-only watchers. When I know it's about to end, I don't quite want to jump in yet. I just get nervous. What a ride it's been. I'm glad I found your channel, among the dozens of other channel reactions I watch, and stuck with you guys until end. You committed to the show and paid attention and didn't talk over the dialogue like some other reactors (ahem.. Normies). AoT is just so easy to rewatch and it's still enjoyable re-watching it with other reactors. I really enjoyed the finale. I had low expectations going in because of some manga readers describing the ending as awful, giving it low ratings, discrediting Isayama as a terrible writier, and calling Eren the worst character of all time. Despite that, I thought it was a great ending. I didn't really understand why the ending was hated so much. I thought it was fine. There were a few things I didn't like, but I can chalk those up to nitpicks. If it was going to end, I'm glad it ended the way it did. All of the questions have been answered. There's no more speculation. Sayonara, Attack on Titan.

Armin scream broke me

Eren directly killed 80% but isn't the only 1 responsible, I know people have focus on the ending & theme of the story but remember that willy Magath all generals of marleys & all the people had grudge & hate fueled this they are responsible too they killed those 80% & the scouts when they were fighting against titans

Without the rumbling titans wouldn't disappear, it was this or zeke's plan that would take nearly 100 years & was slow non bloody gencocide

You had the same reaction (to the ending montage) as the Manga readers when this was published which led to their criticism towards the mangaka. But as the old saying goes "History repeats itself".

Nice 1000th like

I hope they animate the other story about the 1st prototype of the odm gear, is about a guy that slays titas whit 1 sword

I miss Adam so much man.

Eren said the same thing to Ramzi. It was for the sake of Paradis/his friends. But he wanted to wipe it all away. When he learned that humaity existed outside the walls... he was dissapointed. He said the same thing to Ramzi and Armin. What he doesn't know, is what is driving him to do the rumbling. But it is for a few reasons. 1. To match Armins book, becajse there is no freedom oitside the walls for him. 2. To save Paradis and his friends. Saving everyone was the secondary or more palatable excuse he came up with, and while he wanted to save them, his primary reason eas because he wanted to in the first place.

The end of an era...The last WorkingTitlesReacts Attack on Titan reaction

It’s been such an incredible journey watching your AoT reactions!! Now it’s the end of this tragic, yet amazing story… 🥲🖤

(At 8:30) NOW… he's a Falcon Titan.

We've been told numerous times that Eren kept moving forward because one of the reasons was to save their friends. Don't tell me you missed this......

Where's Adam?!??! Sorry, I mainly only watched your videos for AOT, so I'm not sure if he left the channel or whatever. Thank you all for giving us your reactions though, I believe I only started following yall a year or 2 ago just for AOT. I wanted the ending of this series so bad, but now that it's happened, it's like damn, my favorite show is literally over lol. It almost feels like this is a 'goodbye' to AOT, the AOT community, & all of you RU-vid reactors. 😭💔 AOT episodes usually released on Sundays over the past few seasons. I remember after watching each episode, I would hop on YT to watch everyone's reactions & discussions, & I wouldn't be going to sleep until like 2am-3am on work nights! Lol. I don't think I'll ever love another series this much, I'm not even necessarily an Anime watcher but gave AOT a chance when it came out in 2013 & got hooked (tried to get into a bunch of other anime's after I got into AOT, especially when season 2 took 4 years to come out, but they did not keep my attention). I'm so glad to have witness these times! Much love to you both!

I never "supported" genocide & though I don't think it's abt what was the right choice there was no 'right' choice, but beside complete rumbling what ensured paradise's sure safety? & as historia said what happened isn't result of eren's choice only, it's all of us too, I hate that the show brought up what happened with hange Sasha & yeagerist & alliance again, I know it's natural for eren to feel guilty abt it since he's not a hypocrite when it comes to facing his choices unlike some members of alliance, but why some of u see only eren as guilty, in ep6 there was declaration of war on paradise, hange herself decided to gather them to stop the rumbling & yeagerists went there themselves to stop them to prevent paradise from being genocided, & alliance could bring themselves to kill them to stop this genocide... What I mean is that if the world wasn't so keen on attacking paradise these wouldn't happen would it?

it has been a jorney my friends! I ttotally understand the frustracion with the finalle...when i read on the manga, i got really tilted the way it ended, but with time, i could fully understand the purpose and mensagem with all this. AOT is massive realistic fable, with episodes full of emotions and twist, and because of that we raise the bar to high... with that being saied, we just whant all the answers, and we get it for 95%, but the way they "break" bad eren in the finale, didn't go to well and this kind of sucks. But its a unic show, its different of all, and for this i just love it. Its my top 1 for sure. Btw, Thanks WorkingTitlles! U were the first reaction channel on my youtube, and i have a big love for you all. I request another video in a time from now, i want to know your perspective after a short break

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19:23 You make it sound like that wasn't what he accepted. That's literally why called out to Levi.

10:59 "Fast ball special." Mikasapult was right there.

Eren did intend to wipe out all But obv as u heard it's predetermined & he can't change it that's why he couldn't complete it

Why the hate against Zeke? He died willingly for homanity, other thing is that Ymir is not the "Halucigenia" parasit Ymir want it a human connection to end the Halucigenia from keeping connected as a parasit.

Peak ending

only 2 hours? :(

The other gang is walking towards the future, but eren is walking back to the paths, so its impossible to change your path. Like eren said its already determine the only reason he can say that is because he already know whats going to happen but he cant change it anymore, that bertholto scene, eren in the future sends it to dina eren the past can only see it but cant change it anymore because its already decided

Reiner my GOAT

Nostalgic

this might be the loudest video ever made

13:19 me everytime zeke is on screen

wasnt expecting 9/11 to be canon in AOT

Where is Adam? Can someone tell me what happened to him

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