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Stoicpeace He/Him KWAB 8mo ago (image post) Edited 8mo ago 724 thread views #217926

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cyberdick pedda/modda Dead name deez nutz ya queer. 🍒🍆 8mo ago #5317716

so whats the gist? did they frick up the show even more? more bipocs? more p-do pandering? !nonanimecels pls explain

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Fatfungus when/the Unironically has watched vtubers cyberdick 8mo ago #5317798

spoilers for those who want to watch it

people have various issues with it. For one, its revealed that eren is only doing all that shit because he has no idea why. Instead of talking about the issue at hand, he cries about how he does not want mikasa to be with another man, at least for 10 years. A lot of weird plot points are "revealed" like how the founder ymir actually just wanted to see love or something. It takes mikasa kissing eren's decapitated head for her to relinquish eren's actions. And also, the whole struggle about breaking the cycle of violence is proven moot, IDK if this is adapted in the anime, but its shown that some long time later, the island eren is from is carpet bombed anyway.

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MayflyAlt-98 Your/Grace Self-taught hypebeast Fatfungus 8mo ago #5318015

It's bizarre. The whole premise of the series is how collective punishment and guilt is bad from how bad Marley treats everyone after the wars. Having the protagonist about to commit genocide to protect his people (and for his chuddy worldview) to give up his psycho vengeance only to have his people genocided anyway proving him right?! Lmao

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BoomhauerInTheWind YTMND/EBAUM MayflyAlt-98 8mo ago #5318818

the point is that the world is uncaring a and doing the right thing doesn't guarantee a reward. from the very beginning of the story heroes die pointless deaths and other people win or survive by random chance. that's a key part of that neighbor floch going crazy after he alone survives erwin's charge. the focusing on whichever nation is more wronger is a perfect example of missing the forest for the trees. the world don't care. that's why everything else aside (the paths reveals at the end were weird) paradis being blown up 70 years later fits perfectly. it may not even be the world getting revenge for all we know, it could have just been a random war. because regardless of how good the main cast's actions were (genociding the whole world is wrong, only attack on Titan fans disagree lol) that doesn't mean they fix the world and live happily ever after.

another big point of the series is that it doesn't matter who wins. people will always find new divisions and reasons to kill each other. it would have (and did) happen in eldia's glorious ethno state and it did happen in the ending we saw.

the quality (or at least consistency) of writing absolutely did decline toward the end, i won't argue that though