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Another masterpiece I couldn't imagine I would experience with Bleach even in my dreams. this final arc is really doing the story justice as the story is now more obvious and clear. and the amount of improvement and consistency in this arc is impressive. My only complaints are the sound design is weird for me and there were too many fights some of them were great but the others were so rushed and at last, there was some unnecessary fanservice which wasted Orihime's character after I finally started liking her.
But other than that this part was as great as the last one and it ... even has so much better fights than the last one.
Zero Squad actually surprised me the most they were top-class and for me, the last 3 episodes of this part are the best I have ever seen in Bleach. Senjumaru and Nimaiya really carried those episodes and I liked those characters so quickly despite their little screen time

Hajime Isayama, I have no doubt that he is a philosopher with a deep view of reality and human history, and he embodied that view in his work, as well as his knowledge of some cultures and details of our world
Isayama did not tire himself with making a world and maps for his work, but rather he made only the walls because he has a realistic view and a little bit of Far fantasy, or this is what we saw in his work, and Isayama is distinguished by his ability to stir up controversy and make the followers divide into sections, just as he did, ... and this is what we saw in the Alliance fans and the Earth Deck fans, and before that, the Marley Warriors fans and the Survey Corps soldiers fans

Attack on Titan has a great and unique style in the acceleration of events. The diversity of events, their chaos, arrangement, and strength made the work a gateway to the anime world, through which those who have never watched anime enter
In the world of literature, movies, or any artistic world, persuasion is the most important means of pleasure
Surprises are the first way to raise the value of the work or increase the enthusiasm in its events, as the writer follows this method and constructs and arranges the events to pave the way for a shocking moment that takes the work to a completely different level

The character of eren Yeager is the window that Isayama created towards the human psyche in an attempt to understand it and realize its contradictions, mysteries, and desires.
Therefore, I see eren as the best character ever written by the Japanese if not in literature history. eren is a clear embodiment of good and evil, peace, selfishness, exclusivity, group, friendship, strength, weakness, freedom, slavery, dictatorship, and humility. He is that character who tells you that your rights are more important than the life and freedom of your enemy.
eren views life as a battle of life or death only and has no other meaning. The winner is the one who lives and the loser is the one who dies. There is no way for you to preserve your life except to fight and continue to move forward in this battle called life
We also see that the factor that made him enter history from its widest gates... is that the writer made us accept his fascist excuses for extermination. while I was influenced by eren and relatively agreed with his decisions against my will!.
but when I saw it animated and I saw Ramzy and his brother's story I finally refused extermination because what I saw was really a heartbreaking scene.
but it did not change the reality that imposes Eren as the greatest character in the history of graphic literature.
At the conclusion of the second section of the fourth season, it was hinted about eren's goal and view towards the freedom he seeks, (a world and a life that does not revolve around survival only).
he simply had 2 choices one is to follow his brother and the wall's king or two extermination of the others
He said in an episode of memories from the future (If someone tries to take away my freedom from me, I will never hesitate to take away his freedom).
This is eren's principle on his tongue, and he followed it since his childhood, and he remained until his death, and he followed that principle, but at the same time he hates it and hates that someone tries to take away his freedom, and he tries to regain it and live all his life in the same closed circle