Attack on Titan Ep 22 (S3)

ik its been years but i didnt see this in the comments. I'm fairly certain that immobile titan they left alive was a baby thatd been transformed into a titan. (unconfirmed as far as i know but its a popular theory based on the shape,style,lack of mobility and erens reaction to it)

Thomas Wilkins

"Fighting the good fight." Bruh, dude is mass murder. He murdered hundreds and he turned innocent villagers into titans. Saying that Zeke isn't a bad guy is wild.

Nicholas Johnson

Armin is my favourite character, so when Floch kept saying Erwin shouldve come back instead of him i thought yep Floch is absolutely right in the minds of the entire eldian race on Paradis, and maybe even in general, and he made a great point about having the right to choose whats worth fighting for and accusing Eren of never thinking hes in the wrong.

Martin Mcfly

Nah go with your theory. If you end up being right, it's an epic big brain win. If you end up being wrong, it's very entertaining to watch it play out XDDD The main thing that is annoying to watch in reaction content is when someone is reacting to an intellectual/mystery show like AoT but is suuuuper slow at picking things up that have already been blatantly revealed. You are one of the most perceptive reactors so that is rarely the case for you and you have nothing to worry about!

Tempered Glasses

April 20th

Ace of Blades

I’m glad she pulled herself back from not talking about her theory

Ranginald Vagel

Where’s season 4 🥺

Rigo Rojo

Who cares, if someone's irrational motives lead to a good outcome that is good. Also how do you know that? Only reason Erwin died here is that we could have more plot, he would just outsmart everyone in the final season and it would be over instantly.

James Decker

The credits background for this episode is the first ever title card with slightly more detail, and i love that!

Xankoshu

I forgot about Higurashi, that’s another great recommendation!

Russell Gambardella

very deep thinking heavy animes are for example Higurashi No Naku Koro Ni, howrever its not a very popular one and also its niche (horror), bar none one of the best animes to resolve.

Sh3nx

Alicia talking about how Floch nicely talked about Marlo and admired him being truthful to give Hitch cathartic closure…2 min later “Oh shut the fuck up you cannon fodder bitch!” Lmao

Russell Gambardella

Here’s a top tier “thinking juice” anime recommendation: Steins; Gate. Honorable mentions to Erased and Death Note.

Russell Gambardella

Being fair, his motives weren't rational either. He didn't want to resurrect Erwin as a tactical decision, he wanted him back so he'd also have to endure the hell they live in. Additionally: whether Levi knew or not, Armin was the better choice overall.

Quinton Macejkovic

People be hating on Floch but everything he said here was 100% facts, Levi DID make an irrational decision back there and Eren + Mikasa can be partially blamed for it as well. Just like he said, he has no personal connection to Armin and thus no reason to pick him over the literal best commander of the survey corps.

James Decker

The pain that eren felt when he realized that freedom he had been searching for was just another wall with enemies behind it

Sean (silentblod)

Love the fun theories! Here is the easiest way to clear up some of your confusion: founding titan = coordinate, and eldian = subject of ymir. For the sake of the show's current place, those terms are interchangeable. Therefore Zeke doesn't have a coordinate; he just, presumably, can do special things because of his royal blood. Kind of like how Historia could ignite memories in Eren by touching him.

Nathan Ousey

There is only one coordinate, which Eren has possession of, and all subjects of Ymir are linked by that same coordinate. It’s what you saw in the sky during Ymir’s flashback in the desert, the infinite blue lines coalescing into a single beam of light. A proverbial and literal link between all Eldians and the founding titan. They explained this last episode.

Gucci Pucci

I'd reccomend Talentless Nana its about 12 or 13 episodes and keeps you guessing what's next