Real talk , cuz why yall hating on a 12 years old girl ??

just becuz she slimed your potato girl? , what about gabi's friend life ? was it meaningless? ( in case you forgotten it's the boy that got crushed cuz of eren yeager terroristic attacks)

When you analyse her character , you will notice that Gabi represents the marley version of eren (with better combat skills) and she had one of the best character development in the series btw

Now let's look at her perspective, alot of you look from the paradise demons POV , but let's be fair now , gabi was a victim of brainwash and was included in wars at such a young age , it's brutal and tragic, it's only natural that she develops anger issues

In her mind , the paradise people are literally demons , you expect her to sympathize with them ? Of course not and witnessing her friends slimed by the scout regiment doesn't make it any better

But unfortunately most yeagerists are hypocrites , they ignore the resemblance and glorify the horrific rumbling ( most of them are edgy teenagers tbf)

The iceburst stone used to power the ODM gear already proves that it can provide a huge amount of thrust power, pair that with the shear weight of a fat scout they would be able to accelerate even faster and dealing more damage to titans with the aid of gravity as they close in onto the nape.

I have loved aot since i was veryy young, my sister who's 10 years older than me showed me aot when i was like 7 and ive loved it since. One thing i cant understand though is the Sasha hype, dont get me wrong i like her but i wasnt half as distraught as the other people when she died. There's nothing to necessarily dislike about her but i just dont understand why majority of the community LOVE sasha, i feel like ive watched aot sm yet she still just wasnt very prominent to me whatsoever. Can someone like share what makes you like Sasha so much cuz i js cant understand

Guys check out this new aot roblox game and tell me what you think

Can someone explain, or point out where I missed the obvious explanation, of why Eren needs Zeke or Historia?

If all 'Subjects of Ymir' are descended from Ymir's three kids with her king, how is everyone not of royal blood?

Im rewatching the anime and im at season 3 when they meet trainer Keith and he tells the story of how he met Grisha 20 years ago behind the walls
But Grisha already had the attack titan so he should have died after 13 years
Even if the timer would have reset with the founding titan it still doesn’t make sense because that happened 15 years after Grisha came to paradis

This is basically a post already, but I wanted to ask the opposite question of who should've died, not who should've lived.

1. Which character would you choose?

2. Where and how would they die?

3. Why do you think their death would impact the story in an interesting way?

4. Would you want multiple characters to die, and who would they be if you do?

saw some posts (obviously in writingscaling they hate aot) saying that aot 1. is garbage (lol) 2. won’t have a lasting impact. which I totally don’t believe, aot is a masterpiece and was the most demanded piece of media in 2023, nothing comes close imo

We all know these are both the Colossal Titan, but look how DIFFERENT they are. Right side is Bertholdt's - thick, bulky, like a full-on tank. You can see why he was so hard to bring down.

used to play aot 2 back in 2018ut was so good, always wondered when will they be releasing aot 3 and they finally announced

Mikasa: "Wait for meeeeeeee♡"

Mikasa: "Eren!!!"

Eren: "Aaaaaaaah!"

Mikasa: "Let's get married right now!!!! ♡♡"

Link

I recently came across a video describing a particular biological compound found in aloe vera named acermannan. It described it as a compound that is studied for its ability to influence immune cells to activate and initiate immune responses and also studied if it could boost it at the same time.
So in dumber terms a compound that awakens and may boost immunity.

This intrigued me as an attack on titan fan knowing that this thing had a similar name and attributes as the Ackermann clan in aot.

Now i know that this surname exists in real life and is very popular among germanic nations such as Germany, Sweden etc. but im questioning if Isayama deliberately chose an existing surname that fit these powers he had in mind. What makes it more believable is that the study in question was published around 2001 which does not contradict the release and conception of the manga.

Now i have searched online and reddit but haven’t found this as an existing theory that i could find an answer to. This could be a stretch or a miss-read on my part. But knowing the geniality of aot it isnt as far fetched as you may think. And if this comes to be true that is there other names/surnames that have a deeper meaning?

Just finished aot and I miss watching it already

And yeah, I cried 😍

A girl offers fruit to a cloaked devil. The devil carries a lantern. A cloaked Eren embraces that girl and tells her she can choose.

Look at the accompanying images together. They suggest a reading of Attack on Titan as a dark retelling of Eden: false paradise, forbidden knowledge, and a liberator whose gift becomes a catastrophe. This is a symbolic interpretation regarding it's themes and characters

In the Luciferian/Satanic worldview, divine authority demands obedience, while Lucifer/the serpent offers knowledge and autonomy. Humanity loses innocent bliss but gains the freedom to question, create, and choose.

That gift cuts both ways. Greater understanding enables extraordinary achievements—and more elaborate forms of deliberate cruelty. An intelligence capable of imagining a better world can also imagine horrifying ways to destroy it. Progress expands possibilities; it does not guarantee goodness.

The traditional Christian reading connects the Fall with suffering, evil, death, and exile from Eden. This Luciferian interpretation reframes that loss as the terrible price of awakening.

Now consider the Fritz kings. The first enslaves Ymir and establishes a royal order she serves for 2,000 years, becoming a symbolic tyrannical god. Karl Fritz later creates a false Eden: Paradis—“paradise” in French—where Walls and erased memories preserve peace through ignorance.

Eren rejects that bargain. The basement revelation becomes forbidden fruit, destroying the inhabitants’ innocent understanding of their world. Touching Historia’s hand brings further knowledge, but anguish rather than peace.

The parallel becomes clearest in the Paths. Zeke (short for ezekiel, an old testament prophet) demands obedience; Eren tells Ymir she can decide. Her obscured eyes become visible as she cries: an almost literal awakening.

Return to the images: the cloak links Eren visually to the legendary devil, while the lantern evokes Lucifer as light-bearer. The fruit reverses Eden’s familiar exchange: Eren offers “Eve” the possibility of disobedience; Ymir offers him the Founder’s power.

He awakens her to her agency. She empowers him. Liberation for Ymir becomes catastrophe for humanity.

The dawn imagery, Akuma no Ko’s devil-child language, and a 2,000-year order that can evoke the Christian era reinforce this reading; “Eldia”/“el día” adds suggestive wordplay.

But Eren’s rebellion exceeds overthrowing rulers. The inhabited world disappoints him because it contradicts his imagined freedom. He rebels against reality itself,against the old system established by king fritz eons ago, and he does this by pursuing a "new world order" through the destruction of the old one.

He also resembles the romanticized, self-condemned liberator: accepting hatred and death so others might have a future. His friends mourn him, Paradis adopts his battle cry, and manga Armin expresses gratitude alongside his acknowledgment of a terrible mistake. Eren is a very promethean coded figure.

That is the darkest contradiction: the rebel who tells Ymir she need not submit to another person’s will ultimately imposes his own upon the world.

Eren breaks the cage—and makes the whole earth pay for his idea of freedom. Just like satan in Genesis.