Audience reviews
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Lelouch_99
The best part of the story as if already their were less plot twists in story the author decided to have a plot twist that viewers should start questioning their existence😂And the speech of Erwin 🤌🏻 no words i still gets gosebums while listing to that just too good .
Animation style 10/10
I gave it 10 because i dont think any other animation style could do better than wit studio did .
story 10/10
I dont think i need to explain anything about story to you because you also know that their are soo manyy details in the anime that if started to talk about now i think it will take whole day and i dont even think that every details is identified yet their is so much to find more .
Sound track 10/10
Also 10 on 10 the much i glaze this show its less
Dubbing 10/10
Normally i listen in japanese…
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This is the part where Attack on Titan completely blew me away.
The story finally brings the Scouts back to Shiganshina, and the tension is insane from the beginning. The action is some of the best in the series, but what really got me was how much emotional weight every decision carries. Characters have to make impossible choices, and even the strongest people don't always know what the right thing to do is.
The characters also feel more human than ever. Erwin, Levi, Eren, Armin and the others all have their own fears and reasons for fighting. Their reactions to everything that happens feel believable, which made the emotional moments hit much harder.
The animation, music and direction are all fantastic, especially during the major battles. And then the revelations about the basement a…
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Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2, where do I even start? The Return to Shiganshina Arc is one of the most famous and popular arcs in anime history, and rightly so. The animation is incredible as usual, but the story is where it rockets. The internal conflict feels real. The desperation is genuine. We finally get to see the final stand against the titans, and what was in eren’s basement, Erwin’s speech is one of the most famous in all of fiction. With “My Soldiers Rage!” Being one of the most recognizable lines from the show. The intro is nice as it reflects the first while being unique in it’s own ways. The final moments of the season were some of the most tense yet. And with then finally reaching the sea, it truly feels like a worthy end to the series
NOW TIME TO WAIT FOR THE FINAL SEASON…
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An explosive finale to the 3rd season. Words cannot describe how epic those last 10 episodes were. Although it's significantly better than the Part I, it's still not without its flaws. I'll try to keep things as vague as possible to avoid spoiling anything. To start off, I think the whole royal bloodline narrative changed the way I viewed this show. In the first two seasons, we had a very simple plotline about "humanity versus man-eating creatures." It's either kill or be killed, and nobody is safe from plot-armor. In this season, Reiner gets ALLLL the plot-armor he needs. From a postapocalyptic survival narrative, the show introduces this whole race-play dynamic akin to pre-war Nazi Germany. In addition to Reiner's absolutely ridiculous plot-armor, we also get more insight into Eren's Dad…
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Attack On Titan Season 3 Part 2 is one of the most compelling arcs I have ever seen, and sets the standard for what can truly be considered a 10/10. As it's commonly known, 'Return To Shiganshina' is fit with 10 breathtaking episodes that get better with each one, glueing your eyes to the screen with its unending tension, and its rapid story development, especially in the last half of the part.
To start, the animation and music are of high tier, and compliment the quality of the story very well. It makes you feel how intense and emotional this arc becomes, with the stakes rising to unprescendented levels as we finally learn more about the world of Attack On Titan, and the impacts that the events in Shiganshina have.
I would go as far as to say this part achieves a masterpi…
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From mid to peak.
Now we're talking for real. This season was truly good; it goes beyond action and presents a captivating narrative from the start. Just like season one, this season adapts two arcs which are very good: the truth about the Reiss family and the return to Shiganshina. Both work very well and although I think the first one is longer than it should be, it's quite good and has some absolute great moments. This season also gives more depth to interesting characters like Erwin or Levi, getting to know their past and ambitions. Levi, in particular, undergoes the most development thanks to Kenny, who only appears in a couple of episodes but is a fundamental piece in this chaotic world.
On the downside, as I mentioned, the first arc is longer than it should be. It's good, and I li…
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I genuinely think attack on titan is one of the best stories ever created in modern history and I'll fight you on it.
The reason I chose to review this season over any other else it's because my least favourite character dies here and it makes me very happy and I wanted to share on that joy! Also this season is one that drops the biggest bomb of all of them and it's just genuinely fantastic.
Part 2 is SO good it is impossible to not binge it. It feels a lot like a movie in the regard that everything is so perfectly cohesive and the quality is consistent thru the episodes. The episodes end in the most deliciously infuriating cliffhangers, you're at the edge of your seat the whole time. When the lore bomb drops once the excitement of battle wears off the amount of information feels so over…
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This is honestly one of the most emotionally overwhelming anime I’ve ever watched. From the very beginning, it hits you with this heavy, powerful atmosphere that never really lets go. I was probably the most emotional watching this compared to anything else. Every twist, every loss, every reveal felt like a punch straight to the heart. There were moments where I just had to pause because the emotions were too much, yet I still couldn’t stop watching. What makes it so incredible is how perfectly everything fits together: the storytelling, the world‑building, the characters, the music, the tension. It’s dark, intense, and heartbreaking, but also unbelievably captivating. Even when it hurt, I loved every second of it. For me, Attack on Titan is a true masterpiece. The kind of series that stay…
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Attack on Titan is one of those series I will be forever grateful for. It genuinely changed something inside me. A part of me never went back to how it was before, and my respect for anime as a medium grew on a completely different level. All my respect goes to Isayama. What he created here is not just a story, it is an experience that stays with you.
I have watched Season 1, Season 2, Season 3 Part 1, and then this. And I can say this without exaggeration: if you have followed the series properly till now, be prepared. Season 3 Part 2 will emotionally drain you. Not in a cheap way, but in the kind of way where your chest feels heavy even after the episode ends. There were moments where my eyes were not even crying, but my heart was. And when a story hits that deep, words honestly start f…
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Those who have watched SnK up until this season have been waiting exactly for this season and its contents. There is an absolute, peak thrill and suspense in every episode. This is because the Scout Regiment is on the precipice of discovering the secret that has been evading the audience (ie, us) from the very first season. On top of that, they have to do so while battling against unfavorable odds inside the enemy territory, which only seem to worsen as the battle progresses. At stake is the survival and future of humans within the walls, their identity, and finding who the enemy really is. The season itself is a very complex interplay between characters' emotions, the moral weight of their choices, their interpersonal relationships, sacrifices, bloodshed, battle tactics, foreshadowing, th…
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The second part of the third season is great and presents an exceptionally successful fight between humans and titans. Then we move on to the last 3 episodes to reveal the secrets of the titans... which I was really looking forward to, because throughout the series we get a lot of questions and almost no answers, however, I was rather disappointed and annoyed, because we find out that the "modern era" is mixed with some kind of old one, there are a lot of unnecessary religious motifs and in general it is actually just another stupid fight of humanity. Moreover, at this moment it reminded me of the series Lost, which I was not able to even finish watching, as I gradually started to get bored. I am glad that at the end of the season, at least our heroes achieve their dream goal and perhaps t…
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What an amazing season! This might be the best Attack on Titan season of all time. The whole fight and action choreographies are on point. The animation looks top-tier. We can finally see the true successful attempt and victory of the Scout Regiment against the Titans. Levi has become the most feared and deadliest member of the regiment, Armin is now finally a truly important member and a lead, and we can finally get to see Eren Yeager's house, where all the secrets and history of Titans are resting. Honestly, there are no downside in this one.
Overall, the most entertaining season of AOT.
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The season has three arcs, each with vastly different levels of quality.
The first arc is, honestly, quite good by the series' standards. It follows a plotline that, for once, develops more or less naturally on its own. Most characters behave logically based on what they know, and their actions show a basic level of human competence. It’s still fairly predictable, which cheapens the impact of character deaths—you can see them coming from a mile away. (As soon as a new character was introduced in Episode 1, I jokingly asked out loud, 'How are you going to die this episode?'—and sure enough, I got my answer by the end of that episode.)
While there are some interactions driven by plot convenience, they don't pull the audience out of the experience. The main character remains a rare positive…
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I get the hype.
The first few episodes felt a bit different, and weren’t particularly strong. In fact, in the first few episodes, there weren’t any Titans at all. It delved into a political story this time, which was interesting, and not in a bad way.
Then from Episode 7, Attack on Titan was back to normal. The episodes started getting stronger, and there were some shocking scenes, gruesome scenes and also some beautiful scenes, and still with usual stunning animation.
At the start of the second half of this season, it was clear this was going to be good. It got more and more dramatic, and the stakes got higher, and then it peaked with the episodes Hero and That Day, which were exceptional.
I honestly prefer That Day because the sudden twist and world-building was amazing.
Way more mi…
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Erwin is the best anime character of all time.
Eren's fine i guess. Mikasa is bland as always. Armin.... idk. But the battle of shiganshina is really good. Also the conclusion and the reveal of truth is shocking. I believe 2 out of 10 points that I give is because of the shock factor. Plot is good, but could remove parts that adds little & only acts as a backstory to a character. Historia is bland but damn do I like blonde. I think SnK is one of those anime that even if it's adapted (and it is) into any media, it'd do well because how well it's presented.
Oh, and also the reveal are fire. Suddenly all of the things make sense. This is a really good show & season.
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I don’t care what people says. I love unpredictable shows. And AoT was just creative in every way. The ending is also best suited for this show. And this is the first anime that made me realize that animes can also have good stuff too(Sorry if it sounds humiliating).
And who are these crybabies rating it 1 star and saying 3000 words of nonsense talk. 🙄Spoiler ahead from Season 1 Episode 1 only
The thing I love the most about AoT is the multidimensionality of its mass cast, By mass cast I meant the characters who have like 1 min of screentime still has multi dimensional psychology which enhances the realism of the Series. I want to breakdown one for you guys.
It is about Eren's mom. The moment in ep 1 of AOT, Carla telling Hannes to run away with Eren and Mikasa, but then breaking down…
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This is amazing. Truly. It is not just another show with one or two impressive moments.
It’s one that has developed many evocative characters with their own purpose and directly pitted those motivations ... their life ambitions ... against the need for their sacrifice in the battle to come. It has built my anticipation of the mysteries to be revealed only to completely surpass my expectations at the reveal. It reinforced themes so tragic and so reminiscent of the real world that it brings tears to my eyes. It swept me up on a roller coaster of emotions with the many twists and turns in a fated epic battle ... for which I had no idea what would happen. It has fantastic direction that recognizes all these strong elements in its story and knows exactly how to convey them onscreen. And with m…
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I had this at a 9 before and honestly Im going to go out on a limb here and call this peak fiction. Yes, peak fiction what is there not to like about these 10 episodes. You are no longer in the dark about everything its like somebody pulling back the curtain so you can really see whats going on. This part of season 3 hands down had of the best anime fights to date and WIT Studios really put they foot into this season. Like that one Drake and Future song somebody needs to give WIT Studios a grammy or whatever the anime version of that would be. Of course this review is only for this season though. Favorite characters will always be Mikasa and Levi and again if you made it this far why not keep going lol.
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The pinnacle of Attack on Titan was this second half of season 3. One huge battle that everything in the series has built up towards. Payoff after payoff, character build ups, scenes with incredulous amounts of fear, tension and questioning if the protagonist and his allies will come out on top at all. Constant changes in balance, hard decisions, sacrifices, grueling tensions, and mysteries uncovered makes this a fitting end to many of the goals set in the beginning of the series. Incredibly well done work with so much care put into this season to give satisfaction after satisfaction with a battle so well thought out to give you strength in believing that we can win, to total despair, and flip flopping it so much that throughout the whole season it feels like anyone's game.
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Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Part 2 maintains and exceeds the high standards set by its predecessors, delivering gripping action spectacles, dramatic moments, and significant character development.
The series continues to be driven by its compelling mystery, which unfolds and reaches resolution by the season's conclusion. It's not an exaggeration to say that the season finale fundamentally alters the series' trajectory, setting the stage for significant changes in its future direction.
The pacing in Season 3 Part 2 is impeccably tight, ensuring that every moment serves a purpose without overstaying its welcome. This results in a narrative that is consistently engaging and impactful.
While the series still grapples with poor CGI, it is notably improved compared to previous seasons, allow…
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