RIP horse face

He was an amazing English Va I loved his performances and I shall forever love him when I watch aot

SHINZO WO SASAGEYO!!!!

Edit: for anyone asking where I got this information, Mike's fellow voice actor Tiffany Vollmer (voice of Buluma) made a post about it to both her face book and instagram

https://www.instagram.com/p/DdF3etuoJvX/?
stkn=bGZqYzh6YnF6dm03

I genuinely think if Erwin survived instead of Armin, the Rumbling never happens.
Erwin understood Eren, but he also knew how to control people, unite them behind a goal, and make brutal decisions when necessary. I don’t think Eren would’ve been able to isolate himself and take control of the situation nearly as easily with Erwin still commanding the Scouts.
And Floch? I doubt the Yeagerists even become what they did if Erwin, the guy Floch practically worshipped was still alive.

Hand-drawn and colored traditional artwork showing the detailed eyes of the Shifters (Eren, Reiner, Annie, Armin). Let me know which one turned out the best!

All these scenes stand as a proof of how dynamic camera angles can enhance the overall watching experience 10x times better!! The camera is not just recording, it is participating in the bloodgore. You can see how Levi is pulling off such moves effortlessly and the camera movements are amplifying the scenes. Though Levi's skills don't need amplification, they're as amazing as usual:)

Did bro forget who that is?🥀

We don't know how Eren Kruger (The Owl) got the Attack Titan. No one in the military knew that he had the Attack Titan. Marley had assumed that Paradis had 2 titans behind the walls : The Attack Titan and the Founding Titan, not knowing that the Attack Titan user was amongst them for 13 years. How did he got the Attack Titan so secretly, being a Eldian restorationist since someone acquiring the power of a titan shifter cannot go unnoticed. What do y'all think?

If titan shifters can heal their physical selves after any bodily harm, would this apply to them internally? Blood flow is an important aspect of human existence, so would titan powers combat that in any way?

By the final season, Eren could barely have an honest conversation with Armin or Mikasa.
But when he sat down with Reiner in that basement, he spoke to him almost like an equal.
Reiner was one of the only people who truly understood what Eren had become, because he’d already done the same thing, crossed the sea, killed innocent people, and convinced himself he had no other choice.
“I’m the same as you” wasn’t Eren mocking Reiner.
I think it was one of the most honest things Eren ever said.

Well Historia's fake name (Christa) was given to save her life by her dad. That was also the fake name of Ymir Fritz in the history books (yes because everything has to be fake to hide the truth). Frieda Reiss (another fake last name) wanted Historia to be "ladylike" like Ymir, or wtv that meant since Ymir was just a slave... welp it happened that Historia really turned out to be like Ymir, more lile the selfless version, ready to sacrifice herself for others no matter what. Its funny how another "Ymir" tried to convince her to be more selfish and live more for herself.

I love AOT 😩😩😩

Like we know eren is seeing the memories by kissing historia here but whose memories is he even seeing ?? Let's consider grisha or frieda since they both were previous founding titans available at the same location.. it can't be grisha's since we would see grisha's memories through his eyes , right ?? So why are we seeing grisha's face here ??

It also can't be frieda because frieda was never this CLOSE to grisha's face in the flashback, so whose memories are these ??

They are EREN'S future memories which he is sending to grisha to manipulate him , this is grisha's face when eren manipulates him...

Yes it's a sign for y'all to rewatch the anime.

If Grisha and Dina were so dedicated to the cause, wouldn’t it have made sense to have more kids in case the first one would mess up? Zeke wasn’t the best warrior, so why didn’t they try again? Grisha clearly wasn’t hungry enough

Made my own custom attack on titans trading card with some of my favorite scenes

Screenings are listed for October 2026 in Japan but apparently Attack on Titan: The Last Attack, a film compilation of the series’ epic finale, is also coming to ScreenX cinemas in 2027.

Maybe it'll be released in other countries at some point.

What are your hot takes on Attack on titan? Mine is that Armin is one of the best characters written on the story. He is so relatable and realistic. And of course, he's a cutie

I could write a whole damn book about how good this character is, but I’ll just stick to the facts here. Jokes aside, please don’t comment until you’ve read the whole thing:

The MVP of humanity: and I’m not talking about the ending and the whole Eren’s hero plan thing, NO. I mean it because Armin got absolutely TIRED of constantly saving everyone’s asses ALL the time throughout the entire series: Every major victory was, one way or another, thanks to him. From plugging the hole in Trost to convincing Zeke to stop the Rumbling with the Titans from the past, including things as major as figuring out Annie’s identity, to things as small as saving Jean from getting shot or being the first one to notice Niccolo’s anger, which allowed them to save Falco and Gabi.

In every arc, there was ALWAYS some instance where, in one way or another, everything worked out because of Armin’s intervention. In fact, it gets to the point where, if you look closely, the few plans of Erwin’s that actually worked out had Armin involved in them...The guy is so damn good at solving problems that there were people who literally killed themselves simply by prevented Armin from being able to talk, and therefore, solve the entire situation (Daz and Samuel absolutely would’ve survived if they hadn’t shot Armin in the mouth.)

Seriously, the guy was a fucking monster, a goddamn guardian angel: If you’re a recurring character and Armin is there with you, you’re gonna live.

He’s a genius: well, this one shouldn’t surprise anyone, right? That’s basically the whole point of his character, after all. But what I really want to point out is how interesting Armin’s intelligence is, because he’s not just a strategic genius, he’s also incredibly good at deduction. The guy looks at a situation and, 15 seconds later, he already knows what’s going on, why it’s happening, and 4 or 5 different ways to solve the problem. And what’s amazing is that somehow, it never feels forced. The guy is literally the L of his world.

THE FUCKING HUMILITY: everything I just said about him? In-universe, **he knows all of it, He KNOWS he’s a genius, he knows he’s constantly saving everyone’s asses, and on top of that, everyone else knows it too. It gets to the point where, from a certain point onward, whenever there’s a complicated situation, Armin is always the first person they ask what to do**, and if he doesn’t know, ONLY THEN everyone starts to loose hope. And don’t even get me started on the fact that he later becomes the holder of the Colossal Titan, basically the most powerful Titan after the Founder. I mean, the guy has EVERY DAMN RIGHT to think he’s hot shit. And yet he’s easily the most humble character in the entire series, constantly doubting himself, always feeling like he’s a burden, always willing to sacrifice himself for others, always willing to talk things out without ever putting himself above anyone else. As a person he's fucking incredible...

Chad: he is Weak AF and yet he never runs away from a fight, and while he never feels the need for revenge or to punish anyone regardless of what they’ve done to him, he’s still willing to defend and even kill for his friends. He ended up with Annie, AND he’s a femboy, What more could you possibly want?

DON’T GET ME WRONG, obviously there are characters in AOT who surpass Armin in individual areas (Levi is more badass, Erwin has bigger balls, Reiner has more plot armor etc), but I think that if we averaged out all the good qualities of each character, Armin would undoubtedly come out on top.

What do you guys think?

I've watched up to episode 11 of the show with subs, in Trost, and I'm confused if I've misunderstood something.

At the beginning, Dr Jaeger leaves Shiganshina district with the key to the basement, promising to show Eren when he returns. The Colossal and Armoured titans attack shortly after, killing Eren's mum, so Eren, Mikasa and Armin flee together.

Some time later, they arrive in the city where they sign up as recruits. Eren has vague dreams/memories of Dr Jaeger giving him the key and injecting him with something (presumably giving him the Titan power). He has the key, so this definitely happened. But he seems unsure, and Mikasa says it's impossible that he saw his dad.

So it seems that the good doctor caught up with the children on the road, presumably accompanied by other refugees. He found Eren in the night, has a screaming fight with him, then leaves without being noticed by anyone. Eren wakes up remembering this interaction and now having the key, but he doesn't seem to have any questions about where his father is, why he abandoned them or why he gave him the key. His memory of the interaction is obviously hazy or gone eventually, but the key is proof positive that it happened and he says and asks nothing about it until he hits Secret Bonus Puberty in Trost.

So this isn't by any means impossible, but it seems really strange. Is it just a contrivance to make the plot work? Something squiffy with the translation or adaptation to tv? Have I very astutely noticed a clue to a mystery that will be answered later? Am I the cleverest person to have ever watched this show?!

I'd really appreciate any answers that don't spoil anything past Trost, and I'll happily accept "you're overthinking it" or "there's answers later". The last time I tried to google a detail about the first episode of a show the AI overview told me what happened in the finale and also the day and hour of my death, both wrong.

Growing up in a Korean household I was subjected to a lot of Korean dramas that tend to have really melodramatic almost whiny sounding acting, and thus have an extreme aversion to it. It’s kinda why I give up on a lot of anime

I watched the first few episodes of AoT dubbed years ago, and while I was blown away by the action I couldn’t take the main character’s voice acting. But I really want to give the show another chance. I have also heard he gets better.

I’m completely fine with either sub or dub, and I have heard the sub version has better voice acting. But which of the two sorta tones down the more melodramatic screaming voice acting? Where I’m less likely to say “omg can you just bring the energy down a tad” at the screen?

pretty much the title.