r/attackontitan

And wow... what a story. Absolute peak fiction, if I am to be honest. This may sound terrible, but, I agreed with Eren 😭🤷🏽‍♂️. He wanted HIS people to live long lives, and that really resonated with me. I really loved this. So sad it's over.

So I haven't rewatched AoT since early 2025, right. I was looking over at clips of the rumbling and how the wall Titans look like they walk like babies learning to crawl. But then I googled how quick they walk and it says "50 kilometers faster than a galloping horse" which just seems like google ai has a vendetta against me and assumes I can't run if my life depended on it. Which I feel was total bullshit coming from google. So I wanted to ask reddit if I or any other human could outrun the Rumbling if we got a headstart. Yes, I know the rumbling lasted four days. Yes, 80% of humanity died (except me, of course, because I'm here on reddit with you, feel honored). Yes, I am aware of the hot smoke that the Titans have. (I'm assuming they're like Bertholdt's Colossal due to them looking very familiar). This question is half-serious and half-joking around

I finished watching attack on titan a while ago and have been trying to find an answers to my questions unsuccessfully.

To my understanding the hallucigenia is an autonomous being driven by the desire to survive and multiply, acting like a parasite.

Why is Ymir able to control it? Why is she able to give Eren access to the founding titans full power and why is she able to then ultimately destroy the worm just by seemingly deciding to? I thought Ymir was more the one who would be controlled by hallucigenia if it acts like a parasite? why would the worm just disappear???

I honestly think the fandom gives Erwin way too much of a pass because he’s charismatic and dies at the perfect moment in the story.

Almost everything he does traces back to wanting to prove his father was right. Yes, he cared about humanity, obviously, but people act like he was purely selfless when the show itself repeatedly points out that he wasn’t. Even Erwin admits it. He kept sending people to die partly because he needed to reach the basement.

And don’t get me wrong, that’s what makes him interesting. But I feel like people watch the suicide charge scene and only remember the speech and the music, not the fact he’s basically convincing a bunch of terrified young soldiers to ride to certain death for a plan that probably won’t work.

The scary thing about Erwin is that he’s convincing enough that both the characters and the audience forgive him for it.

I genuinely think if Erwin had survived longer, especially into the Marley arc, way more people would’ve started seeing the darker side of his mentality.

i have bawled my eyes out 8 minutes in. it doesn’t look like it’s getting better anytime soon!
anyone else cry like a baby?

>!He died, but like, he saw things along the way, didn't he? So he just saw it through the eyes of others, right? !<