Midnight Train

Very informative episode showing the emotional side and story of the characters that were shown as the main antagonist till now and shows how it is just not as simple as we think of a concept of good vs evil

The second episode of season 4 is much more plot heavy compared to introduction, while I might have preferred the previous episode a tad bit better, I definitely liked the way this episode developed it's cast. It feels as if the first couple of episodes are going to focus on these new set of characters. To understand how the politics in this world works, how desperate the situation for both the Marleyans and Eldians is, it all led to an interesting and entertaining episode. Learning of Ymir's fate truly reminds us as the audience that the stakes in aot are high as ever before. My favourite scene was the one Reiner shared with his family - just a really good scene reflecting back on his years spent on paradis island and his twisted and demonic viewing of his former "supposed" friends adds a layer of complexity to him. I'm hoping Mappa this continues to show this level of quality, and besides a few scenes where the motion felt a bit off, this episode was extremely well executed.

We have been fighting these "enemies" for years now, watching them killing our favorites characters, watching them betray us and now Isayama is making us cry for them....how did he do that? Just absolutely amazing

Great dialogue driven episode packed with tremendous interactions by new characters and old characters. Looking forward to see this new season which is improving exponentially

It is making me sad seeing these comments and rates even the episode hasn't been released. This episode will be so good in covering Reiner's PTSD.