Finally Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 3 episode one was released on Crunchyroll and we have brought you the review and fans' reactions.
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Is there anything more needed to say about Attack on Titan? Even if you consider yourself a casual anime fan, you are most likely familiar with and enjoy watching this program. It is a supernatural and action television show based on Hajime Isayama’s writings. This season’s third installment is known as Shingeki no Kyojin Season 4 because it is known as Shingeki no Kyojin in its original Japanese. If you prefer, you can also refer to it as the third installment of Shingeki no Kyojin or Attack on Titan.
This season is animated by Studio MAPPA, a formidable studio responsible for several hugely popular anime series such as Jujutsu Kaisen and the Chainsaw Man. The show’s chief director is Jun Shishido, and this season is overseen by Yuiichirou Hayashi. The duo was also in order of the first and second halves of the final season, along with a number of other well-known anime, such as Kakegurui and Hajime no Ippo.
This was incredible in a way that was obvious even from a distance. Anyone will find it difficult to argue that Attack on Titan Episode 88 does not comfortably sit at the pinnacle of what this series has ever been able to do, as we have all seen the heights to which this series can reach depending on when you believe it peaked. The most important takeaway from Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 3 was that Eren had retained a lot more of his humanity than appeared in the previous season. He was never a cold-blooded murderer, but taking such a drastic step infuriated the community and the show’s universe. Despite his efforts to counteract the Founder’s influence, it is clear that this is the only way he believes he can prevent Eldians from being prosecuted and killed.
Nonetheless, his remark about “Freedom” in Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 3 Part 1 made a lot of sense and added logic and narrative to the somewhat shaky premise of this ragtag group of survivors attempting to stop a genocide of literally millions caused by thousands of hundred-foot monstrosities. It makes sense why Mikasa, Armin, and the others try to stop Eren in the first place, and why Eren, who has the ability to stop them at any time, allows them to be free. That writing is outstanding, far better than the majority of Season 4’s events. Despite the fact that the entire episode was focused on Mikasa, Armin, and the others’ attempts to approach and pass through Eren, we didn’t learn much about most of them. Three of the episode’s five lines, which were addressed to Eren, were all said by Mikasa. Armin’s position was more complex, he had a lot more to do, and it was lovely to see him and Annie share a peaceful time before things got challenging. Although Annie continues to be a mysterious figure, we could be making progress with her. The real star of this episode was Hange, but we can’t reveal too much about her to prevent spoilers.
Attack On Titan Season 4 Part 3’s major themes was devastation, desperation, and the futility of existence, and the show executed them flawlessly. Eren saved the kid only to realize he had to kill him eventually, and his brutal death in front of us perfectly encapsulated what the show was attempting to achieve. Nobody would live, whether they were innocent or guilty, responsible or sorry for how things turned out. Nothing could stop the Rumbling from happening.
