Rewatching makes me question so many things....
Odd question, I know, but hear me out. Suspend your disbelief for a moment and say that during the initial attack on Trost, there were a handful of seasoned Scouts still there (not Levi or Mike level but league's better than the average rank and file), maybe 5 or so, where do you think the Garrison leaders would have placed them? In the Vanguard or Rearguard? At first I thought Vanguard due to experience but then I remembered they put their most skilled members in the rearguard. And that brings us to the question I'm asking today. I know the entirety of the Scouting Legion being present probably wouldn't have changed much, but I just want to know how y'all think the Garrison would use those skills and resources.
Link: https://youtu.be/OpXtqZR_xm0
Today's villain is probably less well known than others on this list, but no less awful. Polinesso is one of the slimiest villains in opera, at the same time deceptive and violent. In his quest for the throne and the hand of Genevra he puts into action a sinister plot that involves seducing and raping Dalinda, holding her hostage, then treacherously acting as the champion of Genevra after apparently driving her lover to suicide. He has four arias, each one boiling over with pure malice. Christophe Dumax's bearded, leather-clad, whip-swinging Polinesso is a delight to watch, and his voice has the perfect villainous edge for the character.
Ending haters are so dumb. Their head canons are so dumb ๐ก. Only people who hate the ending are people blinded by headcanons. The ending is perfect from every aspect, it only had some few flaws( it doesn't actually im just saying this to avoid any arguments๐๐) Mikasa was the main protagonist of the story all along๐๐ฅต๐ฅ.The embodiment of the whole theme of the story๐๐ the beauty in this cruel world or something idk, ask shash on twitter, i just copy paste everything he writes in his thread๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ฉ.
Can i get upvotes now guys please. I've sucked off mikasa for a whole para now
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This sequence had slipped my attention before but I find it endlessly amusing now.
https://youtu.be/3e30U6-eLgQ?t=30
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Mikasa attempts to motivate everyone with a combination of motivational speech and insulting them all
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Jean motivates everyone with an actual motivational speech minus the insults
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Sasha follows up by following in the footsteps of her best girl friend/idol by just yelling insults at everyone minus any motivational aspect.
Attagirl Sasha!
I should have stayed in game... got suckered by the idea of trist runs, whoever stay in game probably in act 3 by now
Am rewatching AOT after finishing the manga and was wondering why Annie, Reiner, and Bertolt launched an attack on Trost right after they graduated with the option of joining the military police. If they were trying to retake the founding titan, why not just join the MPs to get closer to the king?
As the title says, when the Colossal attacks Trost district, Eren goes to attack it by himself, but when he is about to reach the nape there is a cloud of steam and the Colossal is suddenly gone.
The same thing sort of happened earlier on during the Colossal's first appearance in Shiganshina, except we later find out that Betholdt had a close encounter with the smiling titan while he was on the Colossal's decomposing body, showing that it did not vanish but simply crumpled behind the wall and Bertholdt exited his titan form.
We also see in Season 3 part 2 that once Eren cuts Bert out of the nape, the Colossal lies decomposing on Shiganshina.
So considering that Eren was neck-height with the Colossal, on the same side of the wall as it, how does he miss what should be the collapsed body of a 60 metre high titan just below him?
Now we could argue that the large cloud of steam is the result of Bertholdt (somehow) instantly burning through all his muscle and flesh to produce the steam, however as Armin deduces in Season 3 part 2 and is true for every other titan, the skeleton should still remain.
Maybe I missed something in the episode, but from my memory Eren himself says something along the lines of "It's gone?"
Edit: The scene in question (skip to 3 minutes in)
