Why did Ymir remain a slave to King Fritz for 2,000 years?
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Why did Ymir remain a slave to King Fritz for 2,000 years?

I understand that Ymir eventually developed complicated feelings toward King Fritz, but I still don't fully understand why she continued obeying him even after his death. If she had the power of the Founder, why couldn't she simply let go and end the cycle? What exactly kept her connected to him for 2,000 years?

u/KonspiracyorTroof703 — 11 days ago
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The older you get, you start to realize how young Kakashi was. He was 26 years old when the series began.

I got into this series a long time ago when I was a kid. People at that age seemed much more mature than 26-27 year olds today. People don't really figure out their lives until their 40s nowadays, lol

I thought 26 was old as a child. When I got to be that age, I barely knew what the hell I was doing, and here's Kakashi babysitting children and putting his life at risk for them

u/KonspiracyorTroof703 — 11 days ago
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I mean I get it, but why?..

Now, while I do understand that this scene was added in the season 2 opening for cinematic purposes. Why would anyone in their right mind jump off of a high point, and then free fall into a hoard of what I assume to be DOZENS of pure titans? This just looks like a suicide leap, like some ridiculous shit Erwin would gamble on.

u/KonspiracyorTroof703 — 21 days ago
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This post telling tourists which areas to avoid in New York

Aside from certain undertones, this map also has tons of inaccuracies, because no one in their right mind is scared of Astoria, Bayonne, or half of the Queens zone that he marked as “avoid”

u/CrushMyCamel — 20 days ago
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Who do you think Tanjiro hated on personal level more between two: Akaza for killing Rengoku and talking about all weaklings deserving to die or Hantengu for killing hundreds of humans and not feeling anything about this, by claiming that he is the victim who did nothing wrong?

u/KonspiracyorTroof703 — 21 days ago
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What other pieces of fiction do you consider to be as good, if not better than Avatar The Last Airbender?

u/Emotionalspectrum10 — 1 month ago