Audience reviews
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Karunya123
This part made me realize just how far Attack on Titan had come from its original story.
The conflict becomes much bigger here, with different characters fighting for completely different ideas of freedom and survival. I really liked how the story refuses to make everything simple. Eren’s actions become harder to understand, while characters like Armin, Mikasa, Reiner and Zeke are all dealing with their own fears and beliefs.
The characters feel much more emotionally complicated now, and their reactions to everything happening around them feel natural given what they've experienced. Nobody really comes out of the conflict completely untouched.
The animation and music create some incredible moments, especially during the major battles. The story does get complicated at times, but I enjoy…
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Attack on Titan final season. The final arc of this absolute work of fiction. It focuses on the
War for Paradis arc and the Rumbling Arc. It highlights Ip the importance of storytelling. Even though we don’t justify the rumbling, we still feel like it was needed, The Rumbling is top 10 events in anime easily. And the intro is one of the most recognizable in the anime community. We see how Eren was pulling the strings on basically everything, The survey corps attempts to stop him, and the battle of Heaven and Earth. The ending was beautiful, as well as the inevitable end, the animation is almost rivaled by none, and the only ones who say the ending sucked was those who didn’t inderstand it.
10/10 Peak, highly re-watchable
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I DON'T HAVE ANY WORDS TO TELL YOU HOW MUCH THIS ANIME HAS CHANGED ME AND MY LIFE,
I WASN'T WATCHING IT BECAUSE I WAS BORED WITH THE FIRST 8-9 EPISODES,
but after a month or two i started again and this time, i was watching it nonstop,
Those goosebumps i felt , those emotions and all,
You can never predict the plot,those situations, and those decisions characters have made,
The world building is really smooth and it just connects you to the actual Aot world,
Nothing in the anime felt unrealistic or fake, nothing,
I really don't know how to explain but.. watching Attack on titan was the bestest decision I've ever made,
Last thing, if i was there, in paradise island, i would have been a real & loyal yeagarist,
Eren Yeager was never wrong, never!.
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From peak to peak
The landscape changes this season, not only because of the plot twist of the previous one, but more so because of the scale that this season encompasses. Firstly, the animation has greatly improved, and that's noticeable from the first titan battle; secondly, the narrative stands out more than the epic aspects, this is most noticeable at the beginning and As the episodes progress and the focus on politics becomes more and more noticeable, the character writing improves greatly, and finally, Eren does him justice to his role as protagonist, since he stars in several peaks of the season.
The only downside to this season is that the shift from a semi-medieval setting to a sort of 1940s style didn't quite convince me, and this only happens in the first 10 episodes, it retur…
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ENGLISH:
I won't go into too much detail because I think anyone who has watched this anime to the end can appreciate everything it does EXCELLENTLY. The whole story is planned from episode 1 and drops clues to viewers without anyone noticing, which is a beautiful sign of how well-written the plot twists in this series are. At first glance, this may seem insignificant, but there are so many series that bring up new issues out of nowhere, and rather than advancing the plot, it feels like a last-minute idea that the writer came up with. That never happens with SnK. Many of us could tell that something strange was going on in the plot... but no one could point it out and say, “AHA.” This anime really gives you the wonderful feeling of being surprised over and over again. Not only because of ho…
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By the time you reach Final Season Part 2, you are no longer watching an anime about Titans. You are watching a story about power, fear, and what happens when survival itself becomes political. Having followed Attack on Titan from Season 1 through Season 3 and Final Season Part 1, this part feels like the moment where every hidden tension finally explodes.
One of the most unsettling aspects of this season is the internal collapse of Paradis itself. The enemy is no longer just outside the walls. The military takeover by the Yeagerists, the poisoning of commanders, the breakdown of trust within the ranks, all of it shows how fear can rot a society from the inside. Watching Paradis tear itself apart was honestly harder than watching any Titan fight. It felt uncomfortably real. No Titans need…
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The animation seems to have taken another step forward this season, with even more weight in the atmosphere of the anime than before. And it was already great before!
The story continues to be as exciting as ever! It's amazing to see an author who uses characters that appeared the day before so well, bringing them into the rest of the story, whether they are the protagonist or a supporting character.
The sound effects are as good as ever. As expected from Mappa studio.
I really like Eren's voice actor. He captures the essence of the character perfectly.
The opening also has a scene at the end with his mouth open at the same moment the singer screams along with the melody that appears right at the beginning of the song after the short intro, making the song very memorable, since it's one…
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I would like to categorize this as some of the most awe-spiring shows that I have seen for awhile — Pertaining as a generalized review from its Season 1 all the way to its final season. It was well-written, well-animated, the complexity of how the story goes makes you feel tensed. It's a good investment of time to look after for, if you're looking for a show to binge onto.
Animation (9/10) - It has a distinct art style that is somehow reminiscent to its manga predecessor; There was also this case wherein later on throughout the run, the franchise switched its animation house to MAPPA so its quality even improved over time. For an anime, they did an good job making their characters expressive and it there wasn't much corners that were cut off for the sake of it.
Storyline (9/10) - As I pr…
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Ill make this short and quick, Its a great anime however, one of the things most desirable in any anime for me is the story. The story was strong at first, during season 4 is the main downturn for me. Good story telling and my opinion should not blindfold the audience and spring up facts suddenly, it should drop plot points throughout while foreshadowing to possibly let the audience make inferences on what happens next. I dont expect the story to drop every key detail at once, but witholding key plot and information to suddenly drop it feels rushed and quite jarring to the viewer. Secondly I feel the characters arent believable, Eren does not seem human, neither does Misa, neither does Levi. The characters to me anyway just seem to personify one or two emotions, the actions they take are i…
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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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I don't know if I need to say that AoT is an amazing anime. It was one of the first anime I watched, and I had to watch it three times to notice some subtle details. I can't imagine how they came up with such a brilliant idea and executed it so well. I highly recommend watching it at least two or three times to fully understand what's happening. In addition to its captivating storyline, AoT also boasts stunning visuals and sound effects, making it an even more enjoyable experience. I don't understand people who hate AoT. It's silly to deny that AoT is a challenging anime to understand, but that's part of its charm.
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( Short answer)
Well, I just completed my last episode of Attack on Titan. This is my first review — I never thought I would write one, honestly. The reason I wrote this is that I want to tell you guys something.
It’s been 2-3 years since I last gave a score of 10 to any anime. The last one was One Piece, and after years of watching tons of anime I adore, I finally have another to add to my list.
My favorite anime of all time:
Naruto
One Piece Bleach
Code Geass
(Now adding) Attack on Titan
AOT is BEAUTIFUL.
I kinda cried after watching the final episode.
(Long answer):
Technical aspects;
After watching this, I find myself unable to write a review. It’s not that I don’t want to, but I fear that if I put my emotions into words, they might lose their intensity. I feared i might…
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Attack on Titan has always had its fair share of realism, but this was really the cherry on top. This season showed background and filled in some gaps in the story, but at the same time showed peak animation combined with the original majestic sound of the original and classic AoT songs like "Bauklotze" combined with scenes that have you gripping the edge of your seat anticipating what happens next. Take the hangar scene, with the clock ticking down and the last of our beloved crew putting up the ultimate fight against time! It was truly an experience. But the cherry on top was the way that this season and ending. This last season showed the very nature of humanity. How everything that we do historically is a repetition of past events in different circumstances, in a different font. Suffer…
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I’m rewatching this for the fourth time. The storyline is complex, filled with mysteries, politics, and the intriguing concept of multiverses and time bending.
The quality of the animation is exceptional, and the music scores are outstanding. The voice performances are compelling, and there are many memorable characters.
There is an immense amount of action and thrilling moments, with numerous casualties, and the series becomes quite political towards the end. It balances several sad and happy moments throughout. Most of the opening and ending songs are fantastic and memorable.
There are a few interesting choices that I can't fully agree with the creator on, but overall, it’s still a great anime. It has high replay value and has won many awards for good reasons. Highly recommended!
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There is no better anime that portrays the senselessness of war and how people always repeat the same patterns, especially as the ending confirms this. It’s the best anime ever made in terms of animation, emotional depth, and message. I highly recommend watching Grave of the Fireflies after this production if someone still lacks an understanding of what war truly is and the damage it causes, especially to ordinary people. I know the final season was criticized, mainly because of Gabi, but in my opinion, it does a great job of showing the perspective of people outside the island. Along the way, I also discovered one of my favorite characters, Armin Arlert, who I believe has endured the most suffering, aside from Ymir Fritz, of course. Despite watching so many anime, I haven’t found a charac…
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Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season Part 2 shows improvement over its previous season but still falls short of the expectations set before “The Final Season”.
Part 2 benefits from improved pacing with fewer flashbacks, and the exposition is more seamlessly integrated into the story-line. A new plot element adds depth to the world-building and makes the narrative more engaging, compared to Part 1.
Character motivations receive more thorough exploration in this season, addressing some of the previous shortcomings. Some characters reappear from previous seasons, but their presence fails to significantly impact the story, feeling more like a contrived attempt to bridge the new narrative with the past.
The CGI in this season makes the action scenes borderline unwatchable, completely unde…
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You did it Attack on Titan. And we're almost at the finish line.
Story: The hilariously named, Attack on Titan: Final Season Part 2, continues on with our heroes (?) having finally caught up to Eren, only for him to be continuing his own plan. With the battles between Eldia and Marley still fresh, Eren decides, basically on his own, what he's going to do. Leaving behind his friends Mikasa and Armin, Eren now has the backing of his half brother, Zeke, and the "Yaegerists" to make sure nothing gets in his way.
This series starts off with a band with titan battles unfolding one after the other. It's insane. It's hard to put into words how amazing this looks, but every fight makes sense and it doesn't fall into the trap of being needlessly drawn out, something many action series have struggl…
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Attack on titan: The final season part 2 is all about final revelations coming to light. The last remaining mysteries that the world of titans held come to light. We get to see the origin of titans, the final solution by our main characters and much more.
Plot/characters: The plot starts with the battle for the founder, so the first half of the show is a really good action-oriented sequence. The second half is also good. We get some good character conflict and alliances. Overall, the characters were used perfectly. Connie, Floch and Shadis get some interesting scenes. We finally get the origin of Titans and know more about founder Ymir, that part was very well done. Again, AOT has handled its large cast of characters perfectly.
Animation: The action is top notch once again; I think the…
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Season 4 overall was fine. It kept my interest at least to not drop it. Unfortunately, there are more heel/babyface turns than an AEW episode of Dynamite. The wishy washy ideals of the main cast are annoying. I don't believe it makes any sense either. One thing I can praise, is, at least they had enemies. Could you imagine if they didn't? How stupid would that be?...
I feel the show glosses over things too, inserts new details, then doesn't flesh these new additions out. This part near the end really drops the action, and that too annoyed me. Going into the last episode, I wasn't expecting half the episode to be fluff...but it was. Ultimately, I was invested so, the annoyances were not immersion breaking. After now seeing part 1, 2 and 3 I can safely say season 3 was peak AoT.
Animation 1…
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The way this whole anime demolished me…. if I add up all 56 times I cried during this anime, I think I cried for a total of three days. No more words needed. I would recommend this anime to my loved ones and to my enemies.
There was a lot of possible potential in this last part but I think the story would not add up and that it wouldn’t be as interesting and dramatic as it was with this particular end we saw. The anime in whole is actually really well written and realised. Definitely one of my favourites ones… the story is not predictable which I really like and appreciate, would like to see more anime with similar or at least as good story as this one. But I its guess a masterpiece for a reason:)
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