At the end of season 2, he doesn't just slash Bertolt, he also amputates Reiner's hardened thumb. I can't unsee it anymore, it's crazy and I love it.
When Eren is on the verge of death, the first thing he thinks about is Mikasa.
Isayama could have started AoT with a totally nihilistic and dark idea and ending, but his life experiences during that decade of manga serialization, the overwhelmingly positive reception he got, the friendships he made with Yuki Kaji and others, and his eventual marriage, made him see the world in a more empathetic and constructive way, which influenced the work.
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It is clear that on Paradis there are unique things like Iceburst stone, iron bamboo from Before the Fall that is used for parts of the maneuver gear, Zeke says that the giant tree forests also only exist on Paradis and more. The question is, was the island always like that, which is why King Karl Fritz chose it to take the Eldians there, or with the power of the Founder did he terraform it, creating unique resources and others in abundance so that they wouldn't have the need to expand beyond?
The work done on the OST is spectacular, both the one created for this season and when songs from previous seasons are reused, but the problem I have is that in the series they use almost exclusively the instrumental version, none with sung lyrics. That bothered me, considering there are good lyrics and talented singers from this OST as well as previous ones. And there are tracks that, if they had lyrics, would be even more of a masterpiece than they already are.
It is the being that gave power to Ymir by fusing with her spine, and my questions are: does it live in all the shifters of the nine titans, only in the Founding Titan's shifter, or in every Eldian and their pure titans? And does it live in them physically, or does the hallucigenia also manifest from the paths like the titans' bodies?
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I can't decide. I know they're white because of the War Hammer Titan's power; it has its charm, they look like an army of mindless ghosts from the past, that's the point, but in color they look great, each one different and it stands out more.
Obviously it's because Gabi blew Eren's head off with a gunshot.
Eren's Founding Titan ver Colossal, as its design adapts to different mediums, has only become more terrifying.
Ymir, a mentally and physically wounded girl terrified of dying, who, fleeing from that agony, created a power that brought suffering for 2,000 years, and the boy whose desires are unknown, curious, with the hope of not using the power to cause suffering, accompanied by man's best friend, a dog.
Ymir, a mentally and physically wounded girl terrified of dying, who, fleeing from that agony, created a power that brought suffering for 2,000 years, and the boy whose desires are unknown, curious, with the hope of not using the power to cause suffering, accompanied by man's best friend, a dog.
From the manga to the anime to the game, Eren's Colossal Founding Titan design only becomes more impactful.
From the manga to the anime to the game, Eren's Colossal Founding Titan design only becomes more impactful.
Todo el arco final me encanta y entiendo toda la narrativa, pero siento que Isayama debería expandirlo aun mas. Ya lo hizo en parte en el manga y mas en el anime, pero da para mucho mas.