Apr 7, 2022 · That's also why Eren Jaeger, age fifteen, found himself on an airship beyond the walls in the middle of a war he helped start after he only just beat Annie in a titan fight and got news that there was a breach in Wall Rose. . . . . Basically, S4 Eren is sent back to S1, and S2 Eren is sent to S4. And the absolute hell that unleashes. 16 Chapters

Feb 12, 2021 · The “mystery” surrounding Historia’s pregnancy is not accidental. It’s entirely deliberate as the final reveal of the father’s identity is most likely going to be related to an important plot point and the upcoming Ch. 138 is the perfect opportunity for that as Ch. 137 ended with Eren’s supposed defeat.

Jun 26, 2022 · But this also demonstrates a core issue in the conclusion of AOT. The audience generally disagrees on Eren's fundamental motivation. Some think he was a tragic, romantic human who just wanted to give his friends long lives. Some think he was trying to save Paradis and his people, but gave up in the end.

Jun 15, 2022 · Actually this is true for all the people in AOT and not just Eren, because everyone lives in a deterministic universe and everyone is a slave of their wishes how Kenny teached us. The only difference with Eren is that the consequences for him are immensely destructive and that he is the only person in the world aware of this future.

Apr 10, 2021 · Rereading chapter 99/100 after finishing AoT brings the conversation between Eren and Reiner into another light. Eren's isn't just questionning Reiner, he's questionning himself. At this point, he knows that he's going to kill many people, and wants to confront someone who had been in a similar position (while trapping Reiner for the sake of ...

At the beginning of AOT I supported Eren. But then at season 4 he killed innocent lives just to get his freedom. Also people hate Gabby for killing Sasha. Which I don't get why because in Gabby's point of view. She saw Sasha someone who killed her family and friends for a reason Gabby didn't know why.

I think it could either be Ymir or Eren himself sending those memories back to past Eren, maybe to plant the seeds of his decisions to ensure the rumbling happens, as the day he has that dream is very important to the entire timeline of AoT, and if Eren made even a slightly different decision that day, it could completely change the trajectory ...

Jul 1, 2019 · Many soldiers die. Mikasa saves a group of civilians from a Titan. Eren almost dies but then somehow turns into a Titan. Eren has memories of being injected by his father with a mysterious serum, and instinctually knows how to shift into Titan form. Eren and his comrades convince the Commander of the Garrison, Dot Pixis, that Eren is a good asset.

The beauty of AoT to me is that it is ambiguous enough so the audience can choose Eren was a slave or that he was free to embrace or reject his future. Considering the future Eren achieved mostly fulfilled his dream (gets to do Rumbing + gets to save his friends), this is …

Jun 14, 2023 · There is no singular "bad guy" in AoT. The whole point of the entire show is that people aren't black and white, they're shades of grey that are viewed differently based on your perspective. Depending on your point of view, Eren can be either a hero or a monster, but the truth is that he's neither, he's just a flawed human being.