Audience reviews
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AnimeMangaBoo
If you've made it this far & seen my reviews for AOT, prepared to feel my rage of season 3! lol (IMO!!!) - This is by far the absolute WORST season ever! of the entire series!
Season 3 PMO, so badly, I started to drift off because I wanted to check out. ATP I could honestly care less, these charcters DRAINED ME, & their decisions further pushed me to eye roll at what they were talking about! (Except for LEVI and Hange)
I personally could not wait couldn't wait for season 3 to END, it really irked my soul that season 2 did all that work just for season 3 to crumble and shatter as hard as it does!
I have never regretted watching an anime, especially RE-WATCHING. I am going through the emotions all over again.
I also have never hated an anime and was concluded, "This was not a good. watch."…
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Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 - 5s Across the board.... For F--k Sake...
The only scene I liked was the last scene after the credits and even then, it still had no payoff, just like most of this season. Its like hey, you wanna see cool shit? Alright! Wait until next season to see that cool shit! Cause all you get now is build up for it!
Story -- 5;
With nothing but politics this entire third season and for some reason fannys, and I don't use that term lightly, thinking its great for reasons unknown. Simple things amuse simple minds I suppose. Which is why attack on titan gets rated so high yet is shit!
I won't use that word again because I don't judge people for the shows they like, I believe you're allowed to like whatever the hell you want and fuck peoples opinions, they don't matter not…
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The first part of the third season of Attack on Titan capitalizes on themes and character motivations setup in season two while also setting up new themes and character motivations to lay the groundwork for events in the second part of the third season. Unlike the second part, not everything you see in these episodes will be extraordinary, but it is productive with its storytelling and still one of the most captivating seasons of anime I've seen. And, the show doesn’t even have much action this season.
Quick reminder: def my opinion, not an objective statement.
Also, quick note: If the opening didn't clue you in on this, I am reviewing this part of the series with a reflective view following the second part of the third season. I will not be giving direct spoilers for either part, but I w…
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Ah yes. I, ANIME_FFS, am writing another review. After around 6 months, (and several days of procrastination), I have come back with an AOT review. Yes, I should have reviewed the first two seasons first but I didn't bother to type something about it. This season, though, made me love AOT way more and I shall enlighten you about this anime
Story - 9
AOT Season 3 finally arrives only to spread the sad news that it's sibling was lost in the earthquake of April 2019. Nonetheless, Part 1 delivers an amazing story continuation and here we are, dancing on it's fingertips and begging for more. This time, the story doesn't focus on the titans but much more on the question that has been right in front of our eyes; who is Levi and what is his background? Needless to say, this season informs us w…
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So, how the fuck is this the same anime as the one from season 1 ? It got from humans vs a sort of apocalypse, larger then life threats, or coping to deal with life issues, to piece of shit humans vs piece of shit humans. It is soo poorly fucking made, it makes Resident Evil and Game of Porns look like masterpieces.
Why the hell are the characters alot of the times over 9k on the retard level scale ? Why do they emo the shit out of some drama scenes, that don't absolutely relate or show any kind of lesson the characters have learned from the past, or past experiences that help them cope with such issues ? You know what I'm talking about, BASIC FUCKING EVOLUTION. Or at least what every decent human being expects of anyone that has been through life, or through certain situations. The chara…
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I went back and forth on what I should rate this anime and I think I actually gave it a little bit too much credit. Let me start by saying that this is the most overrated anime of all time. Season one was good, season 2 was ok, but season 3 was just...words can't even describe how bad it was. Because of all the hype I decided to watch Attack on Titan, after watching season 1 I really liked the show but it eventually started to feel like your average everyday anime. Mc has some awesome power, gets mad and exposes it to everyone, and some basic side characters. I was really debating if I should continue watching Aot after the major disappointment that I felt in season 2 with the plot getting absolutely nowhere and barely any character development. I can't believe I sat through 12 more episod…
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HYPE! HYPE! HYPE! DEAR LORD THIS SHOW IS DELIVERING IN SPADES. Ok, caps lock off, the season starts of with some of the most fluid and beautiful one take action choreography I think I have ever seen in anime. We finally see Eren take a damn chill pill and reflect on his actions and the pain he has caused and strive to do better. I swear every season this show switches genre cause S1 was a straight action shounen, S2 was a psychological thriller, and this was very much a political thriller and it delivered really, really well. We finally understand certain characters that have been around since the beginning and the story is finally starting to show its hand in a way that doesn't feel contrived and is able to subvert expectations with certain things. I am firmly on this train and am excited…
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I was very disappointed by this season. I felt like season 2 was a set up for season 3 so I let it pass but now season 3 just feels like a set up for season 4. It was ridiculously slow and there was only one fight sign in the whole show that was good, the rest was just purely talking about about their feelings, their past and some plot development.
This show has been hyped way beyond it's level and I think because of that I feel more disappointed. The characters are generic at this point, you can pick any shonen anime character at this point and plug him in and you'll get the same result. there is no depth left.
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This season is, by far, my favourite. It gave me everything I dreamed of and served it on a golden platter with Levi’s face engraved on it.
I wasn’t expecting AOT to develop in this way, but I am so glad it’s taken the route of exploring characters, politics, backstories,... I couldn’t ask for more.
Don’t worry, it still features some of the classics:
-Misaka’s only emotion and vocabulary being “Eren”
-Levi being Levi but better
-Eren kidnapped and literally not being around for ¾ of the anime
-Sasha’s ears being a gift from God
-Scout regiment releasing titans like mixtapes But, we're also introduced to some new things:
-KENNYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
-baby skeleton Levi
-Levi’s smile (I shit you not. I cried. It’s the most beautiful thing ever. RIP moi)
-Eren not hollering
-Eren’s back muscles (…
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As always this incredible anime has overcome any expectations that people have set for it. The first part of season 3 was amazing, well executed, the sped up pacing (compared to the manga), the visuals and the music were top notch.
Animation changed, since season 2 but it changed for the better, the action scenes look much more clear and crisper.
The overall tone of episode 12 to describe in one word was "HYPE'.
I think the second cour of season 3 will leave a HUGE impact on anime only fans, as for us manga readers it'll be a dream come true.
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Since it is a split cour, time to make a review. I really looked forward for this season of Shingeki no Kyojin. In the trailer, they showed us that Levi is the main focus of this arc. Then on Ep.1, they introduced us (with the best way possible) to Kenny, the "main villain" of this arc/season and the one who took care of Levi when he was a kid. The first 2 eps delivered the hype. At that point my rating is a 7/10. They showed what I came for. A Levi centered arc.
Then the next few episodes the focus was shifting away from Levi and instead shifting to Historia and the Reiss Clan. They are simply uninteresting and they bore the hell out of me. At that point I was already losing my hype. Then the rest of the season focuses on them and Kenny just dies because he got caught from a blast which…
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Given the nature of today's media consumption, rarely does anything 'stick' unless constant updates are provided to keep out attention. Wit Studio's faltering in releasing the second season of AoT has resulted in the series's current lack of attention, which is a shame because it's only gotten better since its first season.
Story:
Our story continues in humanity's fight against the titans, bringing us back within the walls of Shingeki no Kyojin (or Attack on Titan, I just prefer the Japanese titles) where instead of a mass slaughter/operation to fight the brainless naked people, we're given character moments, backstories, lore dumps, a lot of exposition, more lore dumps, dear god how many lore dumps are there?!
Harking back to the kind of tone that was established in Season 2, a lot…
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There are no spoilers in this review.
Season 3 truly shines in its ability to present us with some progress towards the answers we've waited for while fleshing out its cast and lore in an organic way. With its great handle on production quality, characterization and story development, I believe Season 3 elevates AoT from something that could be considered a decent popcorn-flick to something truly memorable in its execution.
Before I get into the story and characters, I think right off the bat this anime has to be praised for its STELLAR animation and soundtrack. I think WIT's work here rivals that of Ufotable's in some areas, which is saying a lot. The action sequences are extremely well choreographed, and the animation is consistent, crisp and never really dips. The soundtrack also fea…
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From the mysteries of the second season, now the third season takes the reins with political upheaval along with all those mysteries uncovered and still withstanding in the first and second seasons...with varying degrees of success.
Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 is a good continuation from the second season and how this season takes it's direction less from the Titans and more so in the government and the people inside the walls with a political upheaval in the mix of it all.
LA will say like LA said about the second season but Krista or Historia has ALOT of screentime in this season and all the more for it with how much plot significance and how much of focal point Historia has at the anime at large with Eren tagging along, which oddly enough they have a small but impactful link with one…
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Just as a heads up, I haven't read the manga, so I'm writing this review while only knowing what we've seen in the anime. So, I'm not the biggest fan of Attack on Titan. I can't deny that it's storytelling and visuals are remarkable, but it's never really been my thing.
This season, that changed. Why it changed, I couldn't tell you, but something about this season really got me excited for the future of the story. This season is very much a Levi season. While the story still focused a bit on Eren and his backstory, really, season three of Attack on Titan was centered around Levi. You'll get an episode on Levi's origins, and you'll also get to meet Kenny, someone that's tied deeply to Levi's past. I think this slight shift away from Eren helped rejuvenate my interest in the series.
Howev…
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There are few anime these years that are as bloody and brutal as Attack on Titan is, yet don’t use gore in an overly immature way. Although the series itself has generated much hate and criticism, I still believe it has more depth than most people give credit for. From the very first season, we get to see gruesome events of shock and horror, as well as the point of views of numerous soldiers who had to make sacrifices. It sends a message that shows humanity’s determination and resilience even in hopeless situations. It shows that, even though humans have the capacity for selfishness and evil, we also have the ability to feel compassion and courage. AoT’s third season is not much different.
Plot (7/10): From the very start of the show, we can see a change in the plot’s direction. Rather t…
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[Spoiler Warning]
Coming into Attack on Titan season 3 I was slightly nervous because I heard that this season was going to be more focused on Human vs Human, but by the second episode all my doubts had been relieved and thought It was the greatest shit ever.
Visuals and Animation - 10+
Out of nowhere Studio Wit upped the quality of the production values to a point I didn’t was possible in a TV anime. The Levi vs Kenny Squad sequence in episode 2 had some of the best Sakuga and animation I had ever seen All of anime, let alone TV anime. The amount of shit going on in that scene literally just made my brain go like, “what the fuck that just happened.” Not only did the animation improve but also the art quality improved. In some scenes I was just in awe of how Wit Studio crafted the world…
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*Minimum Spoiler Review*
TL;DR: If every weird conspiracy theory you had for SnK suddenly started becoming true... Well that's this season of SnK for you. From Titans dying like Titanic to Internal Gov'ts crashing like US Stock exchange on day two, this first cour of SnK will leave you screaming... KENNEEYYYYYYY!
If you didn't watch S1 & S2, don't even bother reading or watching this anime.
[Story: 7/10 , Characters: 8/10, Art: 9/10, Sound: 8/10, Enjoyment: 8/10]
"You Levi. You grown any yet" - Kenny Ackerman
This season of Shingeki no Kyojin or Attack on Titan should really be called Attack on Internal Government. From military coups to Historia becoming a waifu boo and Eren slapping himself to stop being Eren, this season definitely stands out from all the previous seasons... good or…
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Other than the male x male shipping, I am not finding many reasons to like this show anymore.
Half of the season is practically a collection of cliche action scenes. People teleport from the sky to save the day, others swing in the sky with spider-man gears, evil people sit on the face of someone just to prove that they indeed evil, Levi declares he is an insane badass by committing an act that distantly resembles the twisting of an arm. So fucked up! I am scared, literally how can man be this insane. Please, no, not the arm.
The other half is practically a parody of politics except the narrative itself doesn't recognize this lameness as a parody. People with might and power declare a thing, but another thing happens -- much like with the teleporting nakama in the action side -- other b…
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In a desolate world where corruption, power, and control rules all, Attack on Titan feels like a story that goes far deeper than just survival. As someone who has been following the series for several years, this franchise has really made a reputation. I’m not even talking about the commercial sales revenue or fan base. I’m talking about how this show evolved from a war between Humans and Titans.
After only a year, Attack on Titan made its grand return. Given the popularity of the franchise, this was inevitable but the big surprise was how soon it got announced. The first season ran for 2-cour in 2013 while the second season ran for only a single cour in Spring 2017. Yet, here we are with a third season after just one year. As a fan myself, I’m more than pleased to say that the third seas…
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