Sunset

Yes, this episode didn't have the action most of us wanted but it contained things a lot more important. Our characters feelings and their reactions on their relationships after what Aren did!

The scene with Armin and Mikasa forces me to give this episode a 10 out of 10 and yet its not the best scene in the episode. Wanna know what is? LEVI ACKERMAN IS BACK!

The last episodes of Attack on Titan are covering one chapter of the original material each. I guess that this means that the story won't be concluded with Part 2 at this point and probably left for a movie or a Part 3. The plot is interesting as always, there are some old acquaintances returning in this episode (finally!) but the story pacing is as slow as the first season now (which is not bad, but could be a bit faster). Overall a good episode that sets the ground for future events.

This episode does a great job at portraying the hopelessness of the situation the characters are in while also not doing anything major as far as the plot goes. The animation and music as always is great and the character moments in this episode are fantastic.

I normally wouldn't write reviews on great shows like attack on Titan cause it does it so well there are no need for words. But, this episode in my opinion is a special kind of episode not because it has mind blowing animations or actions but has the power to set the ball rolling and makes you excited for some sort next arc or phase of the story, which it does without distraughting the pace or the impact of the current character revalations or story plots. And, this is done so effortlessly, which infact is very difficult to pull off even for the very best of tv shows and cinemas.

No spoiler as we found out in the last episode that all the hardening was undone thus breaking Annie free.

Not a potentially big episode but still great as always. We focus more on Annie's goals reflecting the paths she's taken and her intentions on getting back home. Armin and Mikasa's debate on Eren. Connie's focus on getting his mother back and Floch's continuation on power play.

Like i said in the review for the last episode, the atmosphere for this series has changed since the rumbling and a mist of depression and even desperation flows from character to character. The story is intense at this point and keeps on giving.

Seeing Hange near the end with Levi's body could tease a possible Levi return before the end of the series.

A slowed down episode but tensional all the same.

9.0/10.