Audience reviews
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Karunya123
This felt like a completely different Attack on Titan, and I was hooked by the change.
The story jumps to Marley and introduces a new perspective on the world, which I found really interesting. Seeing characters like Reiner, Gabi and Falco made me realize that the people we once saw as enemies have their own fears, beliefs and reasons for fighting.
Eren has also changed dramatically, and I liked that the show doesn't make his choices simple or easy to understand. The characters feel much more complicated now, and their reactions to war and loss feel believable.
The animation style is different from the earlier seasons, but I think it fits the more grounded and mature tone. The action is still great, especially the Marley attack, but the political side of the story is what kept me most i…
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Lowkey fell asleep during it, so its better than melatonin for sure, the story doesn't make sense, everything is all over the place not glued together and yeah overall its bad
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Read at the sourceAdmiralStalin
The final season part 1 was brilliant, but a sort of downgrade from the previous ones. The animation is still incredible, shown in scenes like the Warhammer Titan fight. We get to see the characters a little more grown up and mature. With Jean and Armin having some of the biggest glow-ups in anime history. My war is also an excellent intro. It reflects the human on human war focus of the final seasons, and the eerie feeling is a taste of what’s to come.
Now some complaints, many people came for the awesome, terrifying titan slaying combat, the more political aspect of this season was honestly quite dull. Starting with the perspective or Marley is also a bold choice, but I honestly thought I thought I was watching the wrong show until the Armored Titan appeared. Not as good as the previous…
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genuinely can't think about this show without getting sad. best anime ever, imo.
the show really connects you with the characters. you get to see them form friendships and grow up. as someone who had been watching since season 1, i also quite literally grew up with them.
the message of the show is also something you don't get to see done right often. no spoilers here, but the ending genuinely made me depressed for days after watching. it's so good, but really makes you think about your own world.
the show will always have a special place in my heart, no matter how much time passes.
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Attack on Titan is one of the few anime that kept getting better every season. What started as a survival story against giant monsters slowly turned into a brutal story about freedom, war, hatred, and humanity itself.
The biggest strength of AOT is its storytelling. The foreshadowing is insane, the plot twists actually make sense, and almost every reveal changes how you see earlier scenes. The characters also feel human nobody is completely right or wrong, which makes the conflicts hit harder emotionally.
The animation, soundtrack, and action scenes are incredible, but what truly makes AOT special is how it constantly challenges the viewer’s perspective. By the end, you realize this was never just about Titans.
A masterpiece that completely deserves the hype.
10/10
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This season truly blew me away. The intensity and cruelty of everything going on is just downright amazing. Instead of the powerful team combat the previous seasons portrayed, this season completely dumped that and showcased how power corrupts. It felt inevitable given how Eren convincingly took down Marley's greatest Warrior unit and won over Zeke. Underrated opening too, love the visuals.
The sudden studio change did catch me off guard. Designs and atmosphere changed...for the worst. Not in a bad way but in a way that fit the grim story. The Attack in Liberio was really good but it wasn't the same hopeful action anime that we're all used to before. Everyone seems to have an agenda and it created an uneasy vibe to the show. I think it's incredible but they way executed it was really good…
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GUYS this show is on a transcended level. There are anime, then there is Attack on Titan. The story is unpredictable in a good way. It never let's u guess the next plot twist. The art style is fire and fits the story. The characters were just INCREDIBLE. The characters emotion were realistic and felt very real. If you have seen it and this and u think that that this anime isn't good, there is something wrong with you. 100% recommended and probably the best anime i will ever experience. Everyone will enjoy this. THIS IS THE ULTIMATE MASTERPIECE OF ANIME. Thanks hajime isayama for this anime.
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I can say without a doubt that the AOT series is one of the best anime written of all time. It is genuinely amazing. The ONLY and I mean ONLY hiccup in the anime is the usage of 3D in the final, which wasn't even bad at all. The only reason it was done was because otherwise, the anime would have never gotten animated due to it being such an extreme task. The studio before Mappa, Wit, dropped the show after season 3 because they knew that they wouldn't be able to deliver to the standard that season 4 asked for. I would've liked 2D more, but honestly? I still do like 3D a lot. The story of the entire show is just so amazing. There is only ONE minor plot hole in the ENTIRE series, and everything is foreshadowed somewhere along the way. It takes multiple rewatches sometimes to even get some of…
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I went into Season 4 Part 1 thinking I was ready. I had seen everything before it. Season 1’s raw survival horror, Season 2’s slow burning dread, Season 3’s political awakening and that earth shattering basement reveal. I thought I understood Attack on Titan. I didn’t. Not even close.
From the very first episode, this season feels different. Not just in animation style or setting, but in its soul. The show doesn’t hold your hand anymore. It throws you into a war you don’t recognize, with characters you are not sure whether to root for or fear. And that discomfort is intentional. Brilliantly so.
By the end of Season 3, we all knew the world was bigger than the walls. But knowing something and emotionally confronting it are two very different things. Season 4 Part 1 forces you to confront…
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The war has now officially begun! The series is now more unpredictable than ever before.
Well, I wasn't expecting Eren Yaeger, the main lead of the entire show, to become a completely different person after 4 years. Now, we are introduced to the world beyond the island, where we learn the history behind the Eldians and Marley's hatred for each other. The series is now divided into two sides of the same ideology, with one side hating the other. The characters are now more mature and emotional. The animation is still the best in the league. Overall, I'm eager to see the series come to a close.
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Review for both part 1 and part 2:
I'm genuinely surprised by how much of a step up this season is compared to the earlier ones.
For the first time in the series, there's a clear sense of narrative causality and coherence. Characters act according to their personalities, knowledge, and circumstances. Most events feel motivated, grounded in logic and built upon prior developments, rather than emerging randomly at the writer's whim.
It almost feels like a different writer took over. The first two arcs in particular enter a territory I can confidently call great. They’re well-constructed, narratively driven, and offer a sense of logical progression that’s been sorely missing in past seasons.
The non-linear time jumps can be a bit confusing at times. They're not incomprehensible, but they…
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When it comes to anime there's a group of people that seems to take pride in the fact that they will actively enjoy a story more if it's animated poorly. I respect people who can completely ignore surface level qualities as if they were reading a book, but I'm not one of them. To me, an anime can't be good without at least a passable level of animation quality. Unfortunately, despite this being my favourite arc in the entire manga, this is one of those anime that is produced so poorly that no amount of writing can save it.
CGI is everywhere, and it's jarring. Characters using their ODM gear have been reduced to still PNGs zipping across the screen. Long gone are the days of Eren doing six backflips over the Trost district before transforming into a titan with a beautiful flash of lightnin…
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Story: 17/20
The story of Shingeki no Kyojin is one of the best in the anime and manga world.
It is full of unexpected plot twists, well-developed characters, and a storyline that maintains a high level of intrigue.
In my opinion, it is nearly perfect up until the second-to-last season. However, in the final season, while the ending feels appropriate, the narrative becomes more chaotic, which slightly lowers my overall satisfaction.
Animation: 14/20
It is undeniable that the animation is impressive, especially in the more recent seasons.
However, in the earlier seasons, the character animation feels too flat compared to the environment, creating a contrast that doesn’t fully convince me. Even so, it remains one of the best animations I’ve seen in the genre.
Sound: 18/20
The soun…
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Just finished the final season of Shingeki no Kyojin, and I have to say, Hajime Isayama is a genius! The story made me laugh, cry, and ultimately broke my heart.
Every character is interesting; I love them all. Even if Eren is my least favorite, by the end, I understand where he’s coming from.
The anime never bored me. If you want a series with a captivating plot, action, and compelling characters, this is it. Just be prepared for emotional moments!
I had a blast watching the battles against the man-eating titans for freedom in seasons 1, 2, and 3.
Then, when it got to season 4 and the final season, Isayama started showing the other side’s story and their point of view, which is where you see the results of ML’s decisions.
Honestly, I have so many questions and he should have done this m…
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Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season Part 1 represents a significant low point for the series. The persistent issue of low-quality CGI, which has plagued the show since its inception, is more pronounced than ever, remaining visually unappealing and disappointing given the series' stature.
The dynamic action sequences that defined the previous season have been notably stripped down, diminishing their impact. Critical plot points are often conveyed through flashbacks, disrupting the season's pacing and coherence.
Following the time skip, character motivations undergo drastic changes that are inadequately explained within the season. The captivating sense of mystery and intrigue that characterized earlier seasons is conspicuously absent, replaced by a less compelling focus on political intr…
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This season is good, but it can be quite hard to follow. Even when you start to feel familiar with the context and the action ramps up, it might be a little confusing what the purpose of this all is. In the first three seasons, the mystery added to the excitement and made one want to keep watching, but this time around, the holes in the story just add to the confusion. It's a really cool part 1 of the final season, but I think it's a little too ambitious. This season introduces a whole bunch of new characters, then introduces so much chaos, you're not sure who to root for or what even is going on.
Still, this season is cool. We're given so much explosive moments that are likely really important, we just don't know they're important yet. I bet in the manga, this part is one of the coolest…
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Attack on titan’s last season peaked almost everywhere, it managed to hype up the entire world. Now, when the final season started airing everyone was extremely hyped because of the revelations revealed in the past and seemingly this would be the final incarnation of the series.
The new studio that took over the project did a fantastic job; this season is just as good as the previous season. Here are some of the key features about this season:
Plot/characters: The story this time is from a different perspective, the villain's perspective. Watching this season really tells us that there are no villains in Hajime Isayama’s world but only people with different opinions. Reiner receives an incredible glow up and new levels of character depth as we’re introduced to a new world with new charac…
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Slightly the worst season so far, but got more enjoyable again in second half.
Story was pretty irrelevant and boring on the first episodes, but got back on track later and got better.
The only thing I didn't like at all was the new CGI and animation. Especially at episodes 4-6 CGI was awful seemed like watching two different pictures. Old studio looked superior even years prior, so I can't understand the point of changing studios at that point of the story.
I think most people would still enjoy it, and maybe most thing I did not like won't even bother them.
Still I would give it a solid 8/10.
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Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season Part 1 is a solid stanza of the story. It has some good action to start off and spends the majority of time developing the story. It is not as good as S3p2, but I wasn't expecting it to be. However, there is definitely a step down in quality when it comes to the overall production. I have just watched about half of S4p2 and it is back to a high quality look compared to S4p1. This is a very small nitpick of what is a good season overall.
Animation 8/10
- Solid, but some frames look wonky.
Sound 7/10
- Mid OP/ED, but good sound design otherwise.
Story 9/10
- Good story telling
Characters 7/10
- Solid overall, great characters, with good development
Enjoyment 7/10
- It's easy to binge, but not as great as s3p2.
Recommended in general, a good war story fo…
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(I have added all seasons to my personal anime list, and each season will get the same review from me, so I apologize if you have seen this more than once or are about to see this more than once.) When watching a lot of other anime as a new watcher, I had a really hard time getting into a lot of them because for me it was so incredibly easy to predict the plot. For some reason I was always able to tell just how an anime was going to end or in which direction it was headed. That was not the case for this show. Every plot twist caught me almost completely off guard. All questions that got answered as the series lead on only lead to more questions that sucked me even deeper into the show. Every aspect of this story was extremely well written from the very beginning to the very end.
Going al…
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