The Final Chapters: Special 2

I've been watching this show since I was in 7th grade, graduating college now this year. Miraculously avoided all spoilers and I was satisfied in this ending. A bit confusing and bittersweet but I enjoyed it. Sad to let it go. Only complaints that I would say I may have had with it is that the character motivations seemed a bit odd and hard to follow. It seemed a bit out of character for some of them to me. I can see past this though and still really enjoyed it. Animation and music were also completely top notch, lots of good musical call backs. Lot of good throw back character moments too which was really nostalgic for me.

Shingeki is one of the best stories that has ever been told in the anime history. The complexity and the development of the characters, the world building, the mysteries and how they have been solved, the OST, which without any doubt will be remembered as one of the best ever made in the audiovisual media history and the quality of the animation in the most part of the anime. This final episode has all the best of SNK. Giving each character the ending they deserve. The OST is outstanding, the animation astonishing, the feelings it evokes, indescribables.

I just expect people to appreciate this wonderful story as it deserves.

I don't know why a lot of people who've read the manga were so upset about the ending because I don't think that there's a better ending than this one , I loved every little single detail in this show and this is what I'm going to recommend to my children in the future.and in my opinion, this is the best thing that I've ever seen in my life and I don't mean that it's the best anime ! No . I mean that literally this the best visual thing I've ever watched, although I've watched breaking bad, game of thrones and most of the common shows out there. Great love to the best writer ever : Hajimi Esaiama. I hope that this is not your last show. Thank you so much for the masterpiece.

Attack on Titan: The Final Chapters Special 2

Attack on Titan or Shingeki no Kyojin has officially ended... After being on the journey for so long, i'ts hard to say goodbye...

At this point, I just want to thank everyone for this experience: Thank You Hajime Isayama Sensei for this amazing story!

Thank you, Mappa & Wit Studio! Thank you all the staff behind it especially the animators! Thank you for the hardworking!

I would like to single out two gentlemen: Hiroyuki Sawano and Kohta Yamamoto. For me, one of the most important parts of this work has always been the wonderful music that was composed for it. Overall, there is no work that I liked so much musically, and I can thank them for that!

It's been an incredible honour. What a beautiful show every aspect for me. The magnificent music, the voice acting, the animation, the storytelling, the character developments, and the themes that this show is express is eternal messages. That's why this work is so defining for me!

It's not for nothing that it's one of my favorite series I've ever seen!

It was a really beautiful decade with this series and and I take many memories with me!

I'm a little sad that it's over, it's hard to accept that there's no more, but at the same time I'm glad that I had the opportunity to see it and finish it!

Ladies and Gentlemen..., one last time Shinzo wo Sasageyo/Dedicate Your Heart!

The concluding episodes of "Attack on Titan," created by the brilliant Hajime Isayama, are nothing short of a rollercoaster of emotions and storytelling mastery. The series finale manages to tie up the many intricate plot threads that have been woven throughout its run, leaving viewers with a sense of closure and catharsis.

One of the most commendable aspects of the ending is its ability to subvert expectations. Isayama takes bold risks that may not please every fan, but these decisions reflect a commitment to staying true to the narrative's dark and complex themes. The moral ambiguity that has always been a core element of "Attack on Titan" is upheld until the very end, refusing to offer simplistic answers to the ethical dilemmas faced by its characters.

The character development throughout the series reaches its zenith in the final episodes. Eren Yeager, who has evolved from an idealistic youth into a complex, morally ambiguous anti-hero, is a testament to Isayama's ability to craft multidimensional characters. The choices made by Eren and the consequences of his actions are both thought-provoking and gut-wrenching, making him one of the most memorable protagonists in modern anime.

The animation and direction in these episodes are nothing short of spectacular. The intense battles, emotional confrontations, and breathtaking visuals create an immersive experience that is sure to leave a lasting impact. The soundtrack, too, deserves praise for enhancing the emotional depth of the narrative.

However, the ending is not without controversy, as it diverges significantly from the source material. While it's impossible to please everyone, some fans may be left feeling unsatisfied with the resolution of certain character arcs or plot elements. Nonetheless, this departure from the manga is a double-edged sword, as it allows the anime to provide its own unique interpretation and conclusion to the story.

In conclusion, the ending of "Attack on Titan" is a daring and thought-provoking conclusion to one of the most influential anime series of our time. It challenges its audience with complex moral questions, provides closure to beloved characters, and pushes the boundaries of storytelling. Whether you love it or find it contentious, it's undeniable that Hajime Isayama's creation has left an indelible mark on the world of anime.