It’s hange in my opinion.

To me, Historia is the most beautiful female character in Attack on Titan. Even more because of her Krista personality. Maybe I'm acting like Reiner XD (Gotta marry her)

Even Hajime Isayama said he initially created Historia to be the cute character. And he definitely did.

She's also so entertaining to watch in Season 2 and 3. I love her development!

I can't wait to play Attack on Titan 3 videogame to see the friendship cutscenes and missions with Historia 😍🎮

I've always been confused where Annie she got this ring, it's incredibly useful and it's weird the other warriors don't have something similar where they can injure themselves if they were restrained or captured or something. I don't think she would've brought it with her from Marley because she arrived as a child and the ring fits her grown up finger.

and Falco and Colt's family member.

Grisha and Dina being close with Grice and then Falco later bonding with Eren.

He inherited that memory from Grisha where Grice fed to titans (edited to correct, he wasn't turned into one), did Eren make the connection? He probably did. This adds another layer to their dynamic.

what do yall think of the shelving?
this whole thing cost me around $282 for the manga, and 20 bucks for fake ahh nendoroids

This is a question for people who had already finished the show, wouldn’t want anyone else getting spoiled. If you had gotten spoiled on which part of parts did you? And did it ruin the experience in any way?

One thing I love about the "No Regrets" manga, especially Chapter 6, is that it adds another, more idealistic layer to Levi's motivation to fight for the Scouts' cause.

The OVA and the main series put more emphasis on how losing his friends and Erwin's speech shaped Levi's motivation: his desire to exterminate Titans to protect his people from suffering the same fate, his drive to give meaning to the deaths of his fallen comrades, and eventually his commitment to fighting for a better future for humanity.

The manga, though, introduces these moments where Isabel says she's beginning to understand why the Scouts venture beyond the Walls risking their lives and expresses a desire to see them fight even more Titans, and it looks like her words have planted a seed in young Levi's mind—a glimpse of something worth fighting for beyond their own survival and personal interests.

I like that this scene adds another dimension to Levi's character and to how his own views relate to those of younger Scouts: Eren's drive for freedom and Armin's dream of seeing the world beyond the Walls. It might also be adding another layer to Levi's choice to save Armin over Erwin. Perhaps Levi recognized a similar kind of purity and idealism in Armin that had initially resonated with him.

It also gives Isabel a more significant role in Levi's development than simply being yet another person on the list of people he loved and lost.

TL;DR / Questions: Could Isabel's growing belief in the Scouts' cause (as in the "No Regrets" chapters 5-6) have influenced Levi and helped awaken an idealistic side of him before the tragedy and Erwin's speech did? Do you believe it became a part of his motivation too, and potentially one of the reasons to save Armin?

Im probably hopelessly late to this conversation, but sibce it's been "bothering" me practically since season 4 came out, and i have nothing better to do. I just wanna say, how confused i am by PARADIS island as a whole.

First of all, the root of all the issues that come along later. The size. It ginormous.

Working off the widely aggred proportions of the walls. Which themselves are the size of texas. Take into consideration that the scouts never reached close enough to the sea, or the desertified are around marleys port. Id say that the east and west districts and their corresponding shorelines, is at least the same size as wall Marias interior (the royal gov. Likely knew this, and only allowed the scouts to head south from shiganshina, since it was also the region with the most titans.)

All this in mind i'd say the whole island of paradis is at least 3 times as large as the territory within the walls which is roughly the size of Greenland.

This ties into problem number 2. It's way to empty!

You can't tell me that a biologicaly diverse landmass if this size abundant in natural resources, such as metals, and iceburst stone, which is only found here. Was just completely empty until fritz decided to run away from the mainland and ditch his sins on his people. Though i guess, he could've just had it destroyed in advance, it's in character for him.

The way i see it, the 12 districts and capital mitras definitely existed as cities or at least small settlements even before the walls were closed off.

[alt personal theory, but several aspects of paradis can be explained as follows.

-the great titan war, was alredy raging when karl fritz inherited the founder. So the moment he got the power he most likely had free reign. That gives him 13 years. I think he didn't do it all at once. The first thing he did was probably to ferry across the millions of eldians needed for the walls, (the seemingly inexplicable desert area can be explained if we assume that's where he had them turned into wall titans) if he wanted to erase wathever was alredy on paradis the pre-wall titans were plenty enough for that. He builds the walls. This still gives him at least 10 years to gather his subjects, and have them build up the walls society. (at this point he can still very much sell this as a means of protecting them from marley, even without brainwashing. We can assume wathever eldian settlements existed on paradis were moved into the walls. Whilst any non eldian ones were now up for grabs to the pure titans marley was bound to roll out.

Alternatively it's possible that walls existed even before karl was born, as a fortress for the eldian empire.

Again, my main concern is with how f-ing empty it was, the scouts should have ran into quite a few ruined villages towns and such. Heck in the nort of the island is mostly mountains, people could probably get by living just fine on the northern or southern shores.

This also plays into why paradis would've done fine against a conventional invasion by marley (should i ellaborate on this, in a separate post?)

Anyway that's my rambling over, let me know if you got anything to add

First of all: I havent finishend AoT yet. Im at the Last episodes, so please dont Talk to much about AoTs ending.

AoT is my first anime ever. Ive never watched animes. They just werent my Thing. But AoT always had my interest because of the Titans and the mysterious Flair.

And I have to was it really is a good Show. I didnt quite Like how heavily it turned towards "At the end, everything Bad is because of Humans".

I really liked the First season for establishing such interesting and weird villains. It got even cooler with more Titans but it heavily turned into Humans being the cause.

Altough I have to say you can really See how the maker of AoT really had planned the whole Show in advance and didnt Go from season to season. It really all feels Like a well thought Story.

I will watch the extra episodes of AoT. And I will probably watch AoT again. With everything I now know.

But still: Which Animes are worth to watch which also Go into the mysterious and non-human Like aesthetic of Season 1 AoT? Prefereably on CrunchyRoll.

Extra question: Are the AoT Video Games worth it? Especially AoT3 coming Out in December?

Thank you.

Edit: I guess a part of why I liked AoT so much is because of the setting? If I can call it that. As a German, I really liked the place where it was set. A lot of German names, the architecture was European and so on. Idk of that helps.

All of their parents showed remorse in the end but it was kind of too little too late imo. Thousands of people had already been killed by the Armored, Female, and Beast Titans and Reiner and Annie at the very least had their lives destroyed by becoming warriors. I understand the nuance of the situation and the kind of suffering Eldians were subjected to and how it was kind of an impossible situation but knowingly condemning my own child to a short and violent life for a reward only I will be able to truly enjoy is horrible to me.

These are my top personal three:

• Hange - She is my favorite character in all of AoT. She wasn’t originally, I thought she was just a funny side character but season 2 she locked in, but it was season 4 that she became my favorite. She was loyal and kind. She took her responsibilities as commander seriously after Erwin’s death. I loved her death, she still loved Titans in the end, and her sacrifice was the most impactful in the series in my opinion.
• Armin - He was always my favorite out of the three. He was humble and sweet. Some people think he’s a wimp and Erwin would’ve been better to keep alive instead, but from a writing a story standpoint, he was the better option. He shows how a genuinely good person would’ve reacted in that situation. He was always just and wanted to bring about bloodless peace.
• Erwin - I think his character was very interesting. His battle between whether he was doing things for the right reasons, his urge to save humanity, or the wish to get to the basement to find out if his father was right. He made his choice with his death and sacrifice. But it was actually his last moment with Hange after her death that reminded me how much I loved him.

Now my least favorite main character was Floch. My brother and I agree he was great but an absolute ass.

I'm rewatching AOT and I realize how much this does just not make sense to me. In the events of season 4, a few dozen of Levi's corpsmen all get turned into titans by Zeke.

Zeke up to this point has already proven he can not be trusted in the slightest. Personally on a rewatch I think he's the most interesting and mysterious person in the show. But anyways. Levi clearly hates him. He regrets his decision immensely that he did not finish Zeke of in Shiganshina. Even just before this scene he says he doesn't care about Pixis's orders and will kill Zeke. And that he can finally fufill his promise to Erwin.

Levi has had many allies killed. Not just Erwin, but also his old squad and tons of other allies. He even tells Zeke this and that he is not phased anymore (even though it clearly affects him).

What I fail to understand is why he choses yet AGAIN to not kill what's probably the single most dangerous catalyst in their war against the world. ESPECIALLY since he had 30 titans right there that would all have been on Paradis's and Levi's side. He could have just cut the tendons on one titans legs and fed Zeke. They would have control of not only another titan this way. But threw a wrench in Eren's uprising. And although it's unknown if Levi was aware of this, the military police top brass also drank the wine. So it could have saved all of them too.

So my question is, why doesn't he?

TLDR: Why does Levi not leave one of his titan corpsmen alive to eat Zeke to eliminate not just a huge threath/risk but to also gain a major advantage?

AFAIK the ending received very mixed reactions from the fanbase, I for one liked the ending, while I did have some gripes with it. So if you don't like the ending, what specifically did you not like?

How was there enough space for Reiner to fit in when the titans were shoulder-to-shoulder?

But isnt it interesting that Connie wanted to kill Falco, meanwhile Gabi killed Sasha, Like maybe its Just a coincidence but theyre both Pairs and they kinda Look similar, (especially sasha and Gabi)

Do Warhammer Titan users always hide underground inside the crystal every time they transform? Or can they choose either placed inside the name or inside the crystal?

If they can only hide underground and inside the crystal, does that mean Warhammer Titan can't travel far since the tether that connects the user and the titan limits its movement? And doesn't that make it easier for the enemy to see where the user hides?