Attack on Titan
| The ending didn't bother me that much. Just want to know why people hate it so much , I might have missed something or is it just overhated and not that bad at all. Edit : Thank you for responding. After reading the opinions of many people I kinda get the hang of it. I kinda binged read the final arc with some Aot OST on , so I was into it and really didn't think much about it then . I was never fond of the sending memories thing. Also that the main reason he was so pissed at the titan was because his mother was eaten and now we see , it was Eren that made it happen. The ending changed the whole character of Eren. Yes there are plot holes. So in the end , It wasn't something everyone hoped and it's not a very good ending . But personally still I don't hate it . if you consider the whole manga , it is still very good in my opinion because some chapters simply can't change the experience you have had. Well it's my opinion here and I respect yours because not everybody feels the same. |
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| I found the ending to be somewhat underwhelming and inconsistent in certain respects. It feels like it was shoehorned in for thematic purposes and doesn't really give a story of this scale any real satisfying closure. It feels like something you'd expect from a 24 episode anime. I would still give the ending a generous 7/10 but that's a significant step down from AoT's caliber, which I've considered to be 9+ up until this point. |
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| The ending is overhated to the point where people are giving 1s to every season and the manga as a whole. Plus all the hard-core yaegerists are mad that it didn't end the way they wanted. Now me personally there where a lot of things I did not like about it especially the Ymir being in love crap. But there were some good things too. The ending was underwhelming for the most part I would say for me it's 50/50. |
| Gabi lived, that's reason enough to hate it haha |
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| A love story worst than twilight, and a cringe simp for mc. |
| The ending wasn't bad, it's just overhated because of how it turned out. I don't really know what kind of ending people were expecting, considering the fact that Eren just committed genocide and wiped out 80% of the population. It doesn't seem realistic to me that a "happy ending" in which Eren's crimes are ignored and he lives would just happen. I just think people aren't happy with Eren pulling a Lelouch and having such a similar ending. |
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| I guess because it goes against some themes of the story |
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Jabpi said: I thought the whole "Gabi best girl" bit during Final Season was a massive troll when I reached ch 138. Just imagine telling anime-onlies that Gabi redeems herself later on and then it ends with her dying as a pure titan.Gabi lived, that's reason enough to hate it haha |
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| You are trying to make something cool but people realize you are copy someone on the internet, and the thing you did were also dumb asf It's basically like that |
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| personally, i lost faith in the show when they put the time travel shit into it. Before this, it became an anime with warlike themes that, although it is a fairly basic one, if I did it right, the titans became an element of the story instead of being the story, and this was very good, the rumble was I could say that it was like the ultimate weapon of the Eldians and if the end had been with the Eldians winning, it would be a very well done ending, because humanity, innocent people died, but the Eldians could live in peace but at a horrible cost and That would be marked in history, it would be poetic in some way. But after the ymir thing and time travel everything went to hell, and the end you have to overanalyze it to the maximum to give a fucking sense to everything and even so it is mediocre. |
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| Because it takes away all of Eren's character development. Big no-no. |
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| Because Eren wasn't the father and died a virgin. |
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Bayek said: I found the ending to be somewhat underwhelming and inconsistent in certain respects. It feels like it was shoehorned in for thematic purposes and doesn't really give a story of this scale any real satisfying closure. It feels like something you'd expect from a 24 episode anime. I would still give the ending a generous 7/10 but that's a significant step down from AoT's caliber, which I've considered to be 9+ up until this point. it just felt paced weird it felt like it was missing a chapter or something it just cuts to eren and armin talking and its just so weird I personally think chapter 138 should've been the last chapter |
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Leoradiuju2004 said: personally, i lost faith in the show when they put the time travel shit into it. Before this, it became an anime with warlike themes that, although it is a fairly basic one, if I did it right, the titans became an element of the story instead of being the story, and this was very good, the rumble was I could say that it was like the ultimate weapon of the Eldians and if the end had been with the Eldians winning, it would be a very well done ending, because humanity, innocent people died, but the Eldians could live in peace but at a horrible cost and That would be marked in history, it would be poetic in some way. But after the ymir thing and time travel everything went to hell, and the end you have to overanalyze it to the maximum to give a fucking sense to everything and even so it is mediocre. yes yes yes. the time travel is bullshit that why i dropped it too after that |
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| Lazy writing showing that Isayama was sick and tired of the manga. The ending was inconsistent and also retconned main points that have been made earlier in the series. I was not really emotionally invested anymore in the manga for a long time, nevertheless, I had hoped for a decent ending that didn't come which is really sad after so many years. It was very much alike to the 8th season of GoT. |
Xsadersadd said: MinorTatu said: basically all things I found bad, thanks for saying my thoughts kind man.Eren's development was retconned for the shonen 'i must protect my nakama' protagonist personality And it has nothing to do with Chadren pog. I'd be very upset if suicidal Reiner and compassionate Gabi were just facades to deceive their allies or the readers or whatever. All of these new versions of the characters were so much more interesting than their older versions Not really interested in Mikasa x Eren so that being the focus was underwhelming. Not an Historia x Eren person either, but I think Historia *platonically* having Eren's child would've been a better route. it actually gives meaning to his question to her/Zeke Armin and friends thanking Eren for doing what they didn't want him to do in the first place was weird. Surely the warriors wouldn't have been so thankful if their families were part of the 80% The 80% thing itself is dumb and is a part of the retcon Tatakaw Eren killing his mom is so so so so so so so so so so so so so so so frustrating I don't get why present Eren didn't just do a 100% Rumbling in the past using the Founding's ability to interfere with the past that way no one he loves would've had to die I was a timeloop fan, either more so because of the appearance of AU Mikasa and Armin in the shards memories. Now it would seem like they were just an easter egg, which is disappointing. I think timeloop also would've made more sense in regards to Aaron Yoghurt. Honestly as it is now we don't get what actually was Mikasa's dream, and the fact that it's all up to interpretation is shit. I don't get what Eren's dream in episode one was either anymore I don't get what was the point of Eren "freeing" Ymir iand her crying in ch 122 if it was Mikasa who was meant to do it. If Ymir was still loyal to Fritz then why didn't she obey royal blooded Zeke's command? I don't get the '2000 years from now/ago' message if the Founder experiences past and future all at once. It would mean that Ymir didn't really wait 2000 years. I don't get why Ymir didn't just modify her brain biology using the Founding's power to cure her Stockholm Syndrome Tatakaw! Another timeloop fan :-) I am not so much of a timeloop fan and more of a buddhist way of thinking fan that was also taken up by Battlestar Galactica - all of this has happened before and will happen again. Add this to a "Dark Tower" kind of ending with Roland in the tower seeing that he had been there several times and it would have been a wonderful mean ending that could have been peppered with a bit of hope (like in "Dark Tower" but also in "BSG") but alas it was not meant to happen. |
| You can just go and read the problems people have been highlighting bruh lol |
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| i for one liked the ending |
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| Because it's straight doo doo. Even Redo of Healer is a better love story. |
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There are plenty of videos on youtube that perfectly exemplify why many hate this ending. I honestly can't understand why anyone can actually enjoy it unless you are a binge reader. Well, many Spanish-speaking readers and youtubers ignore the shit at the end just because they love the manga and "the trip" that was to read it, they are basically blinded by their fanaticism and so far only one youtuber said all the errors at the end. so yes, there are people who liked the ending because they liked manga in general and they are blinded |
a wise user of MAL said: Just to clarify, adaptations should absolutely stand on their own |
ezz365 said: I reread it multiple times and it still sucks. Like most of the rumbling arc tbh. Using your head cannon to make sense of it just shows how poorly written by Isayama it is.i for one liked the ending Me too, the chapter at the beginning gives a bad impression but after you re-read it and you are tying up the dots it is a pretty round ending. Obviously with its ups and downs. It’s missing at least 1 full volume to flesh out the route that Isayama went with and make it an acceptable ending; 2 chapters in the 120s to make the alliance more believable, and 2 chapters in the 130s to make character motivations more detailed. It just feels like Isayama got bored and fixated to end on 139 and gave us a summary of the ending he had in mind. And wow the dialogue, Twilight levels of bad. |
KneelBeforeMeApr 21, 2021 10:35 AM
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| The ending sucks πππ thats why |
| everything after chapter 123 was dogshit. it felt like d&d wrote it and isayama came back, wrote 131 then fucked off again on his giant bird |
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Bayek said: Yeah I agree except I'd say 5 or 6 out of 10I found the ending to be somewhat underwhelming and inconsistent in certain respects. It feels like it was shoehorned in for thematic purposes and doesn't really give a story of this scale any real satisfying closure. It feels like something you'd expect from a 24 episode anime. I would still give the ending a generous 7/10 but that's a significant step down from AoT's caliber, which I've considered to be 9+ up until this point. |
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| Because Isayama can't write shit, seriously the best way I can describe AoT is that it got too ambitious for its own good, what was wrong with it being just a mediocre but fun action romp like in the beginning? But Isayama was planning for something much bigger yet his writing isn't good enough to make it work and the final arc is just a highlight of how incompetent he can be. |
MeguuRE said: Jhndrxx said: true but lelouch didnt simp unlike what eren did on mikasa thats what most people think that destroyed his character that was build up for so long and who really ymir is lacked explanation on isayama's part and its absolutely bs to think that ymir was actually inlove with the king but this ending who everyone was expecting a 9/10 or 10/10 took a drop and in my opinion a 6 or 7The ending wasn't bad, it's just overhated because of how it turned out. I don't really know what kind of ending people were expecting, considering the fact that Eren just committed genocide and wiped out 80% of the population. It doesn't seem realistic to me that a "happy ending" in which Eren's crimes are ignored and he lives would just happen. I just think people aren't happy with Eren pulling a Lelouch and having such a similar ending. 1. People are not mad Eren died 2. The ending just doesnt fit 3. Its written horrificly bad |
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