Gabi and Falco escape from prison. Without a clue where they should go, they receive help from none other than the devils they despise. Meanwhile, Floch's mind is shifting gears.Gabi and Falco escape from prison. Without a clue where they should go, they receive help from none other than the devils they despise. Meanwhile, Floch's mind is shifting gears.Gabi and Falco escape from prison. Without a clue where they should go, they receive help from none other than the devils they despise. Meanwhile, Floch's mind is shifting gears.
Yûki Kaji
- Eren Yeager
- (voice)
Ayane Sakura
- Gabi Braun
- (voice)
Natsuki Hanae
- Falco Grice
- (voice)
Nana Hamasaki
- Kaya
- (voice)
Yui Ishikawa
- Mikasa Ackerman
- (voice)
Kenshô Ono
- Floch Forster
- (voice)
Hideaki Tezuka
- Dhalis Zachary
- (voice)
Masahiko Tanaka
- Dot Pixis
- (voice)
Jirô Saitô
- Theo Magath
- (voice)
Yoshimasa Hosoya
- Reiner Braun
- (voice)
Toshiki Masuda
- Porco
- (voice)
Masaya Matsukaze
- Colt Grice
- (voice)
Manami Numakura
- Pieck Finger
- (voice)
Mariko Nagai
- Louise
- (voice)
Otoya Kawano
- Artur Braus
- (voice)
Junko Iwao
- Lisa Braus
- (voice)
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In a way, it's almost depressing that these slower episodes naturally get lower ratings because they aren't all flash, glamour and dramatic battle scenes. What has always made AoT incredible is the depth and complexity of the characters, and the gritty realism of the situations and journeys they go through
Even the newer characters have already gone through intense journeys of development, and this episode once again drives several important characters forward. It also manages to effortlessly maintain a perfect narrative structure, with a twist at the end of the episode tying it all together perfectly, and the pacing makes the episode absolutely fly by without ever feeling rushed. So much information is provided from contextual cues without needing to explain anything to the watcher.
Genuinely, this is a masterpiece of TV, and I hope all future shows learn from it.
Even the newer characters have already gone through intense journeys of development, and this episode once again drives several important characters forward. It also manages to effortlessly maintain a perfect narrative structure, with a twist at the end of the episode tying it all together perfectly, and the pacing makes the episode absolutely fly by without ever feeling rushed. So much information is provided from contextual cues without needing to explain anything to the watcher.
Genuinely, this is a masterpiece of TV, and I hope all future shows learn from it.
I still can't understand how brilliant He is, he connected all the little dots that I can't even stop thinking about it
I don't understand why people hate on gabi
Gabi is a product of a system that told her that residents of paradis island are evil because we say so. The only trusted source of information that was available to her was the government and that was what they told her for all of her life and forced her to believe(sounds familiar doesn't it?) now that she escaped to paradis and faced with truth, she can't say what's right and what's wrong anymore(you can see her in a state of shock while eating lunch because it was unbelievable for her to see eldians to be kind and caring) and that my friend is called THE PINNACLE OF CHARACTER DEVELOPMENT(and why isayama is a GENIUS) in next few episodes you will see it reach it's peak
P.S: my man falco no one deserves him😂
10khussaim
Attack on Titan doesn't boil down to massive titans fighting, it comes down to the argument that two characters have where each one's perspective is severely challenged, and nothing shows this better than this episode.
-Poignant & Heartbreaking Episode that reached the ultimate emotional effect and created a bond with viewers ❤
-It was perfectly directed
-I'm speechless from this episode and the controversial moral dilemma about the Marley-Paradis situation 💔😓 , I mean they're both victims and there's no way you can pick a side and defend one against another , And the scene between Kaya and Gabi is the perfect
demonstration for that
-The depection of the characters conflicts
-The Routing of events is so smooth 👌📈
-"The battle of marley" aftermath 💔 : There is no winner in war just Victims and Tragedy 😪💔
-Gabi and Falco are great Asset for this season and represent the never-ending cycle of Suffering and seeking of sakvation
-That was the most inspiring and poignant episode that will serve for character development of Gabi ❤
-Hange being exhausted by the pressure that comes with this great responsibility 💔
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- SoundtracksBoku no Sensou
Written by Noko
Performed by Shinsei Kamattechan
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- 24m
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