The smash hit manga "Attack on Titan" finally came to an ending, and the fandom seems to dislike it. Why?
First, let's analyse the first part of the story.
Attack on Titan begins with an easy-to-like shounen formula, even if it already shows a deep development at the beggining, you def thinks "yeah, this is just a normal thing, but not bad", when time keeps passing, you realise Attack on Titan gets to be way more than what you thought it was, and details are being developed and everything gets way better.
But then, there comes plot twist after plot twist, everything is not what we think, and you just feel like you need more and more, then we go to a time-skip, that changes the whole way of the series.
So, after a lot of plot twists and you see the story being drastically changed and getting even more heavy, the ending seems to try to give a light and "cute" outcome to all we followed up throught the years, inclunding the death of a character and sudden change of personality. But was it THAT BAD?
The ending of the series *for me* was kinda rushed, but it's not a bad ending, Isayama made a bad deal into hyping us for a devastating ending, that would get us into crying and rolling in the deep for years, but it was not that. After all, the story ends in a satisfying way, if you really understood what they wanted to get, and even if you deslike the way it closed, I bet it's worth the emotions that the series gave us.
Overall grade: 8/10
