So what episode is this? Anyone know i want to see the scene not just from meme.
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If you could choose, which dystopian fiction machine from Attack on Titan would you want to have in real life?
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How didn't Grisha know what happened to Carla?
Hello, I've only reached the point in the anime where the rumbling starts and the explanation of how Eren manipulated Grisha but there's something I don't understand which is when Grisha said adrressing Eren "why won't you show me everything? Did Carla make it?"
Isn't that something he could've found out himself since he can see Eren's memories or future, or he can only see them from the point Eren got the titan meaning he can't see eren's memories from before that when Carla died?
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Hello, I've only reached the point in the anime where the rumbling starts and the explanation of how Eren manipulated Grisha but there's something I don't understand which is when Grisha said adrressing Eren "why won't you show me everything? Did Carla make it?"
Isn't that something he could've found out himself since he can see Eren's memories or future, or he can only see them from the point Eren got the titan meaning he can't see eren's memories from before that when Carla died?
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Damn never noticed this detail before, Jean is such an underrated character
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Who else was cheering when Birthcum realized none of his friends wanted to help him?
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Levi should have confronted Annie about killing his entire squad.
I'd like to emphasize that by confront I don't necessarily mean fight or kill, it can also just mean words being exchanged. I think it's a mis-characterization of Levi for him not to at least talk to Annie about what happened. Levi is clearly a man who holds grudges, his quest to avenge everyone who died in Erwin's charge and those who drank Zeke's wine is undeniable proof of that. Annie killed his entire squad for goodness sake, and we see how deeply this effects Levi, especially when he talks to Petra's father. Despite all that, not even a word to Annie.
Some counter-arguments I've seen online:
They needed all the help they could get to stop Eren/Zeke
- Levi could have confronted Annie after she made it clear she had no interest in participating in the final push against Eren.
They had bigger fish to fry, like saving the world.
- Again, he could have confronted Annie when she said she wasn't participating in the final charge. Besides that, I saw no indication in the story that Levi cared about the world outside Paradis Island. Levi was driven by the desire to avenge those killed by Zeke, not saving the world. If he wants to kill Zeke for what he's done, there's no reason Annie is somehow excused.
Annie's just a kid.
- Levi had no qualms about killing Eren at the beginning of the story if it meant he was a threat.
Again, I feel this isn't in line with Levi's character at all. I'd almost go as far as saying it's such a mis-characterization that it's a borderline plothole. Not sure why this wasn't addressed.
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I'd like to emphasize that by confront I don't necessarily mean fight or kill, it can also just mean words being exchanged. I think it's a mis-characterization of Levi for him not to at least talk to Annie about what happened. Levi is clearly a man who holds grudges, his quest to avenge everyone who died in Erwin's charge and those who drank Zeke's wine is undeniable proof of that. Annie killed his entire squad for goodness sake, and we see how deeply this effects Levi, especially when he talks to Petra's father. Despite all that, not even a word to Annie.
Some counter-arguments I've seen online:
They needed all the help they could get to stop Eren/Zeke
- Levi could have confronted Annie after she made it clear she had no interest in participating in the final push against Eren.
They had bigger fish to fry, like saving the world.
- Again, he could have confronted Annie when she said she wasn't participating in the final charge. Besides that, I saw no indication in the story that Levi cared about the world outside Paradis Island. Levi was driven by the desire to avenge those killed by Zeke, not saving the world. If he wants to kill Zeke for what he's done, there's no reason Annie is somehow excused.
Annie's just a kid.
- Levi had no qualms about killing Eren at the beginning of the story if it meant he was a threat.
Again, I feel this isn't in line with Levi's character at all. I'd almost go as far as saying it's such a mis-characterization that it's a borderline plothole. Not sure why this wasn't addressed.
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