Attack on Titan 3x22: "The Other Side of the Wall" // Reaction and Discussion

[@Jchomze]

Eren's dad's memories spoiling everything for him while also informing that life still sucks outside the walls for him is so sad

[@dotexe8870]

Imagine spoiling aot that much that it makes a kid go insane

[@smallpiper2]

It is one of the biggest turning points for him. I think it's the pivotal event the other characters fail to consider moving forward.

[@bastard342]

@@smallpiper2he’s in the right

[@cmonplsjustdoit]

@@bastard342 as if he had any choice

[@timrosswood4259]

​@@cmonplsjustdoitdidn't he have all the power in the world? Didn't he orchestrate everything so that he would eventually cause the rumbling? Eren did have choice but he willingly removed that choice from his past selves.

[@achuzzz1]

23:31 "They're not free, their cage just got bigger"

[@sparkdzulfikar]

Nice analogy, I like it

[@TechnoArpan]

life in a sentence

[@Deeplight32]

The sea is a new “wall”

[@山田-o9g]

Eren spent 10 years of his life believing when he finally got to see the ocean, he would finally be free. Only to finally get there and find out that's the farthest thing from the truth.

[@عبدالعزيزالسعدي-و7ض]

I found the answers when all my questions changed

[@Tyrantofthewind]

That is a very generous to Eren interpretation of his reaction here.

[@feral_fenrir]

He realized that his cage got bigger

[@山田-o9g]

Everyone: Yay we found the sea Eren: Yes but what is life?

[@lucysteel2686]

Baby Don't hurt me

[@reezwave]

What is life, if not freedom persevering

[@deazy6453]

Also Eren: What about life?

[@山田-o9g]

The worlds strongest soldiers, Levi and Mikasa being scared of the ocean is so cute

[@thewingedone1172]

@Silk Sonic He really isn't.

[@oh2075]

@Silk Sonic sorry {spoilers} it was Armin wtf

[@thewingedone1172]

@Silk Sonic he never beat up Mikasa dude

[@PLBiohazard]

Hey. Could be poisonous though.

[@littlebluefishy]

Do they not read comments? Cause y’all are spilling spoilers

[@achuzzz1]

*When you realise both Grisha's and Kruger's last words were to "save Mikasa, Armin and everyone else" ( Season 1 and Season 3)*

[@redmdlee]

this made me realize something and i don't like it

[@saluqz]

@@redmdlee that in the end its 1 person speaking "for" them , the mastermind

[@arc-trooper8518]

🤯🤯🤯

[@t07minas]

Well the first Part was considered 🥸

[@jynxce]

@@redmdlee Then you're really not going to like that fact that it was Eren "the Owl" Kruger that stopped Grisha & his sister that day outside the gate. Give it time to simmer...

[@山田-o9g]

Notice how Eren never looks at the sea. His eyes in the horizon like he's trying to see beyond it. Trying to see the enemies

[@HARVEE64]

On today’s episode, Ben and Anna forget that picture frames existed before photographs

[@thomasleiter6191]

Connie had a picture of his parents in a frame in 2x12. it hadn't been a problem there...

[@Painfoot]

@@thomasleiter6191 Connie’s parents confirmed patriots from outside the walls

[@TechnoArpan]

@@thomasleiter6191 it was a portrait

[@miirajy4731]

1:24:30 casually guessing one of the most unsettling moments of season 4 part 1

[@non-fictionbeing5530]

Right? Sometimes these guys sprout things that end up happening in future seasons. I'm not sure if they are sharp or maybe that's what Isayama wanted

[@MinJyo-Ciel]

holy crepe ure right they just did

[@AkdStyle]

Just one thing don't worry about about the end credit scenes in season 4 because those are parts of the story

[@Chaunwilkerson]

As far as I can tell every other end credit scene is important, the show assumes you've seen them for the most part.

[@AkdStyle]

@@Chaunwilkerson true!!

[@yogi30303]

Yes but I would suggest not seeing the credit scene of S4E1 because it gives away a lot about paradise's course of action and what they have been up to. I don't even remember though if it was a credit scene or just before the credits when "someone" was picking up a newspaper from a stand.

[@Chaunwilkerson]

@@yogi30303 Nah, It doesn't give anything away, the end credit scene are made to be watched. It's not a spoiler, it's the first hint towards understanding what they're up to.

[@yogi30303]

@@Chaunwilkerson Yeah may be

[@ranitsarkar472]

From being hellbent on killing all the titans to showing compassion to a titan, Eren has come a long way.

[@Tsukabris]

"Inside the walls, beyond the ocean - we're all the same"

[@aemeth5418]

Manga Spoiler It's possible that this guy has come back to being human and is alive.

[@LeonC0704]

He still hates the titans. Just a specific group

[@TheRealZeke2003]

Congratulations. Attack on Titan begins from here.

[@pranjoshi]

This is like that last episode of Vinland saga. End of the prologue.😂

[@makinbacon]

Mm no

[@pranjoshi]

@@makinbacon what do you mean?

[@makinbacon]

@@pranjoshi it's kinda mindless to think that 'show starts from the last season!!!' To think that grandiosity of s4 overshadows other seasons just because these are less hyped? No thanks

[@makinbacon]

That's just idle chatter

[@starzariaguy5151]

I like how you guys think a picture frame is some kind revolutionary invention no one inside the walls could think of. They have portraits, so obviously they wouldn’t just hang a piece of paper on a wall, they would put it in a frame. They created the 3D maneuver gear.

[@JoRoBoYo]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 Connie literally holding a frame before

[@jorgeGzuniga]

This is such a sad episode. Isayama said in an interview a while back that true happiness is when you don’t achieve your dream. If you think abt it, Erwin lived a happy fulfilling life because he died trying to achieve his dream up until the very in. Armin however just achieved his dream of going past the wall and seeing the ocean, so that just makes you think that all that’s left for him is a cruel reality.

[@Anuj_999yt]

the whole show motto is "KEEP MOVING FORWARD".

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

One thing I think Isayama does really well is the character of Floch. I think more than anyone else he represents how someone not affiliated with the main characters would feel. The decision to save Armin may be good later, or it might blow up in their faces. But if the enemies across the sea are as barbaric as they seem, they need a Devil to lead them to victory. And that's what Erwin represented. He could sacrifice hundreds of people in order to complete the mission. And Floch doesn't see that same energy in Armin. Floch needs his Devil. And I really love that he's willing to call out the main characters, because not a lot of people or even shows do that. His speech of wanting to know if it's worth laying his life down for the greater good actually feels very reminiscent of the speeches Jean used to give Eren. How Eren had to make the lives on his shoulders have meaning by showing that he was the right choice. On another note, seeing Frieda actively try to help Grisha(judging from her expression), before being completely taken over and shut down by the first King's will was really sad. She genuinely seemed like a good person who wanted to help humanity. Side note, the scene of Armin and Mikasa playing in the ocean is so adorable. For Armin, because it's been his dream for most of his life. And Mikasa because the trauma in her life has forced her to have a more cold approach to things. This is one of the few times she's been genuinely happy in this entire show. We saw how hard she fought for Armin to get the serum. And now she gets to experience the ocean with him. Wholesome.

[@elevate07]

I would also like to point out that the 104th is the ideal. Not the norm. War doesn't generally make its participants better people. War generally makes them paranoid, fearful, and angry. There's a lot that Floch says that makes people angry and that I don't agree with. But from his perspective, there's a clear reason why he is the way he is. People don't generally want to understand the point of view of people who are trying to kill them. Even if there is more to them. Even if they do have a story. Would you care if the end result is that they want you dead? Especially since that's your only exposure to the outside world. We as an audience know there's more to the outside world but Floch and those like him do not and, from their perspective, there's no reason to believe there's anything out there but death and hatred

[@nicolascardenas4002]

​@@elevate07 it is pretty much a way to show you how the "emotional ignorants" end up supporting and justifying fascism while having good intentions for THEIR people only because that's what they know and care about. It is pretty daring to create a character like that and not making him an immediate villain but just a representation of the feelings and ideals of a big part of the population

[@seancarroll5803]

KING FLOCH

[@kyskys8880]

Floch’s gang is here lads

[@t07minas]

All hail KF

[@viriatox9782]

Great reaction. I loved it, especially at 23:07 when Ben says: "Floch is my new favorite character"

[@LoneWolf-xq4bs]

Floch is an amazing character

[@Nokotron]

I hate to burst your bubble, but I have a feeling that they won’t like him the next time they see him

[@ChrisenLP]

@@Nokotron Lets hope so. 😭

[@viriatox9782]

@@Nokotron What bubble? If I loved it, it's because of the reaction to his words just now. I don't care if they later hate him, understand him or even agree with him. After all, there are many AOT reactors don't like Floch in this very episode because of how he said what he said against the injection decision (another thing is that they understand him, because in the eyes of others, Erwin was a devil but he was a capable and necessary leader to make difficult decisions in order to achieve results; while Armin would only be seen as a very promising scout).

[@Nokotron]

@@viriatox9782 Sorry for assuming you’re a Floch lover

[@Axblaim]

"We haven't been fighting the real enemy, we've been fighting ourselves" Great quote Anna!

[@lucynatas8458]

Nobody knows the possibilities are endless, the other side of the wall beyond the sea, freedom is.... Instant flashback to the hell that is the outside world for them Damn that hit me hard everytime I watch it

[@N8FIGZ]

I know it's already passed, but I'm a little sad that you guys were so worried about the previous after credit, since you were 100% supposed to watch it. That was NOT a skippable post-credit scene. There are NO skippable post-credit scenes in this show. Skippable next-episode preview titles, yes. But every post credit is necessary.

[@dylan9421s]

Every episode there has been someone saying: "AOT starts now" I love/hate this fandom

[@ComradeArthur]

The comments start now.

[@aruarian43]

@@ComradeArthur I wish my thumbs up could say "The likes start now."

[@plugshirt1762]

This is the moment Walter White becomes the start of Attack on Titan

[@HERObyPROXY]

This was such an emotional episode for me when it first aired. It was like if for whatever reason the show was cancelled at this point, this ending would still feel like a complete story. The wild titans are defeated, the conspiracy and evil government overthrown, and the scouts finally reached the sea. After three seasons, this felt right.

[@erineko1847]

28:30 I don’t know if someone else answered this “big question” since there are lots of comments already. Before the invention and popularity of photography there were a lot of other decorations people would put on the walls, some of them in frames with glass like silhouettes, or small watercolors. Actually the first type of photos were on metal sheets and built into decorative cases. Miniaturists, portray artists that worked other mediums had to convert to photography to keep up but there were plenty of other “pictures” people produced and kept.

[@timrosswood4259]

Paintings have been a thing before photographs

[@heitorgodinho4560]

"floch is like my new favorite character" Oh no 💀

[@Act0FWisdom-1]

Why no ?

[@Blablubabub]

@@Act0FWisdom-1 He is bassically a rising Hitler

[@plugshirt1762]

@@Act0FWisdom-1 fr Floch gets even better as time progresses. The worst part about his character is that we don't get more of him

[@narommalagonmorales2663]

Finally, someone that understand Floch for what it is, if i loved this reactions before, now, you guys reached a whole new level

[@angelo8606]

You should have watched the entire credits for episode 12. Skipping directly to the scene doesn't do it justice.

[@kontrastowa_9098]

Oh no, you watch after credit scene but without the glitches...

[@curiouskid6283]

This episode hits real different after knowing the ending.

[@red.4712]

always love to hear your theories and discussions

[@echoesgarden3661]

Marley brought seven of the Nine under their control: Beast - Zeke Armoured - Reiner Colossal - Bertholdt/Armin Female - Annie ? - Marcel/Ymir Backpack - ? ? The Founder stayed with the Eldian Royal Family until Grisha took it from Freida and gave it to Eren. The Attack was either the 7th held by Marley until Kruger or a predecessor restorationist took and was able to keep it under the nose of the Marleyan state, in which case that's all the seven that Marley obtained accounted for and there's another beyond their control apart from the Attack and the Founder, or it was kept in secret by the restorationists since the fall of the Eldian Empire and passed eventually to Kruger and then to Grisha and Eren, which would mean there's another of the seven Marley took that has not been deployed against Paradis during the show.

[@usurper3497]

Y'all finally completed the prologue. Let's get to the real story now.

[@frostsmaker8966]

"prologue",... LOL

[@lengors7327]

24:10 this moment right here is when the "prologue" ends

[@eggsalad44]

if anything seasson 1-3 is the climax lol

[@Celeborn93]

These type comments are always so upsetting. Way to trivialize the story so far, when it has been nothing but pure spectacle. I know people mean well when they say it, but it just comes across so skewed.

[@danielzarb-cousin8074]

Every person who types this bullshit hack comment on every reaction to S3 finale is cursed btw.

[@un-näymed]

There is a theory I really like which suggests that the titan they find outside the walls in the gras was a baby that was transformt, which is why it cant walk and simply gave up after years of struggeling. Its a really dark theory but I think it fits into the world and shows how far the marlyens are willing to go.

[@jplayer7jonny410]

People saying you shouldn’t watch this or that is just bullshit. If it’s on the show, it is meant to be watched. Don’t worry about that.

[@estebanplourde681]

But S3 part 2 intro spoils the entire season.... Just by watching it, you know pretty much every major fight scenes...

[@jwlee21]

I have to really disagree with people who say not to watch everything... opening credits, ending credits, post-credit scenes... The show runners have put these things in place for a reason and the people saying not to watch typically are saying this from a place where they have likely watched the whole series and understand the context of those scenes/images/etc... However when you are watching for the first time, you DON'T understand this context so the reaction to those scenes/images/etc... are different. So I think something is lost when you don't watch these and watch them afterwards, like the glitching end-credit. The impact of that scene is lost when you watch it after the episode where the scene takes place vs. watching it before you even start Season 3 Part 2, because the "what the f... is happening?!?" moment is lost. The previews of the next episode that they show after each episode... these can be skipped if people want an experience of not knowing what will happen in upcoming episodes... but the rest of it, I think you lose a part of the viewing experience when you skip things.

[@5packsabs]

lol picture frames was also used by hand drawn illustrations, Ben sometimes gets so impressed with the wrong things!

[@nivenyo]

You know they are a GOAT reactor when they love Armin so much they cried for him and yet still managed to like Floch and make him one of their favorite.

[@22I22]

That aftercredit scene was supposed to be something scary that took you by surprise. Credits becoming distorted and showing you a foreboding glimpse into the future. You wouldn't had figured what was happening unless analyzing frame by frame. Watching it like this after the deed is meaningless.

[@山田-o9g]

Congratulations. You have just completed the prologue. The real Attack on Titan starts now.

[@Slapnutss]

The attack titan and the founding titan were the ones marley couldn't bring under their control. The attack titan wasn't given to kruger by the marleyan government. It was given to him by a fellow eldian from marley. It was a secret titan.

[@zumsi]

I’m pretty sure people just wanted you to see the glitched ed because it’s kind of a jumpscare.

[@SO5640-o4n]

I appreciate you SO MUCH for getting Floch's point of view instead of automatically spitting on him like most people do !

[@enidgreene3309]

3x18 "The one who will save humanity isn't me or the commander, it's Armin!" -Eren Once you finish 4x28 I would love for you to revisit this discussion

[@owenchafer1083]

It's this episode where Floch is in that sweet space of being a character I like, to next season where he goes to a character I mostly feel loathing for.

[@jordandwiggins1026]

As a character this is not Floch’s most memorable episode in the show, but this is definitely the episode where I have the most sympathy for him. As tactless as he’s being everything he’s saying is completely understandable and from his perspective and yeah, he has every reason to say what he does. People think he’s just being a dick for pointing out how Marlow was feeling when he was about to die but honestly I think he just feels like he’s the ONLY person who can represent what other fodder like Marlow and the others feel and speak up for them. He ultimately was willing to risk it all in the charge like everyone else but it was only under the belief that the scouts would do everything in their power to accomplish their goals no matter the cost and that it would lead to ultimate freedom. But then upon seeing Eren, Mikasa and especially Levi, a higher up make selfish emotional decisions that were in the eyes of most people an objectively less strategically logical choice, he feels like he risked his life and carried out his mission, dragging Erwin to the roof only for it all to be undercut by them sabotaging their own chances of victory. That’s why he says that even fodder like him deserve to decide if it’s worth dying for, they deserve to know if the people they are dying for are going to make the right decisions to save humanity or if they’re going to make, as he sees it, emotional selfish decisions that devalue the countless sacrifices made by other fodder like himself.

[@Miikasae]

“What did we really find in that basement? Was it hope? Or despair?” No joke this is my favorite episode of season 3. I know there was so much good stuff before this and not many would pick this over Hero, Perfect Game, or Midnight Sun, but this episode really is special. Sets up the final arcs so well. Concludes the info-dump post-basement very well. The sound track is *perfect* at every beat. And, my god, that scene with Floch berating the main characters. Where Eren thought he would find his freedom he instead saw his child-aunt eaten by dogs. Where do we go from here? So excited to watch your reactions to the final season!!!!!

[@DXDragon38]

23:07 "Floch's like my new favorite character "LET'S GO!!!!! So many reactors hate on him during this scene

[@lindatan404]

"That's the best idea you ever had!!.... God, Love you." So wholesome and adorable 😭😭🤭🤭

[@ajisahputro2324]

The sad yet beautiful thing in this story is Eren smile that's slowly disappearing as the story goes on. Peak character development in anime that one.

[@luniousm3246]

Do you know what is even sadder? That's exactly how life goes, you lose your innocence and your smile as you grow older.

[@ajisahputro2324]

@@luniousm3246 yep, like me and my depression

[@ajisahputro2324]

@@luniousm3246 yep, like me and my depression

[@xanon4210]

Whoever gave you that timestamp, did an injustice to allowing the complete experience of watching the credits transition to that scene. Because technically this wasn't an after credit scene...it was an in-between-credits scene that many stumbled upon by accident and which had a horror element to it with the visuals flashing one after another. 15:33 Yeah, you definitely would have guessed. I never read manga if I'm very confident the anime will continue and many years haven't passed since the anime's last season.

[@SeanPalcic]

Just because they didn't have photographs, doesn't mean they wouldnt build frames for small portrait paintings Edit: the drawing of connie's mom from the end of season 2 was in a frame

[@coleyy_ni]

32:55 about Levi holding tea cups, its actually because when he was a child and still living on the underground city, there was a time where he had a very expensive tea cup and I believe he sells it? But then an accident happened where when he hold the handle it kinda broke which made the whole thing fell and from then on he holds the cup that way. This is canon btw

[@山田-o9g]

This scene is genuinely heartbreaking.

[@handa_panda]

Other anime: Beach episode= *sexy time* AOT: Beach episode = *depression*

[@ozzcoremidmx8287]

It's been a long ride, guys, now you'll know the true enemy and some of the biggest plot twists ever

[@theattacktitan4616]

1:24:05 what a nightmare indeed, I hope that never happens

[@SpicePirate09]

Lmao

[@rinkusan978]

I recall seeing comments expressing the episode 12 after-credit scene made them read the manga.

[@MOTHforLife]

After credit scenes are meant to be watched every time!

[@j.m.9519]

"Floch is like my new favorite character". Autosave, thank you for completing the tutorial. Now we are ready for the real story xD.

[@suzumutsu]

No matter how many times I watch it, the sea scene always makes me cry so hard. Such a bittersweet scene... It should've been a happy moment, the scouts finally leaving the walls and seeing the outside world, the sea, reaching freedom... But freedom was never there outside the walls, there were only more enemies and more pain. It must've been so depressing to have fought for so long and so hard to make it here and be free, only to find out that your dream was never possible in the first place because there's worse enemies than titans outside the walls. It's also a cute scene because some reactions are funny, some reactions are beautiful, but Eren's tired empty look breaks me every time. He's already seen the future at this point so there's no way he could enjoy this moment, knowing what will happen. He went through hell just to get here but he still can't rest, he still hasn't reached his goal, he still needs to fight even after all that... And he's so, so lonely and utterly alone here because he can't tell anyone about the memories that only he saw, he needs to keep all that pain to himself and bear the weight of that all alone. It's such a heartbreaking scene. He's been fighting his whole life, only to find out just before he finally reached his goal, that it will accomplish nothing after all, he won't find freedom there... The whole world is against them and after seeing the future memories, he knows there's no happy ending but still so much pain to go through...

[@douniaelm1453]

For episode 12 outro scene it’s nice to watch the entire outro and get hit by it, there are some distorted and unhinged images that are cool

[@aaaratrik]

Wait you guys didn't see the weird glitching scene in the after credit of ep12? Man.....

[@kolo5141]

Someone said they shouldn't watch it lol

[@aaaratrik]

@@kolo5141 bruh. That's literally the main essence of the scene

[@masrfaker]

@@kolo5141 seems like I pissed off someone with arguments about importance of creepy-sequence to the plot :D

[@arwenlostlorn6569]

Yeah there's like no extra spoilers in that glitchy scene, don't know who's advising them but I'm curious to know what they consider spoilery in that little montage.

[@masrfaker]

@@arwenlostlorn6569 I did a very tiny analysis on creepy-sequence in the comments section of 03x12. Some people flamed in response with their uneducated views and theories about SnK though.

[@guardiandeity6519]

"I want Armin to change his haircut" i have good news for u

[@DiegoSanchez-jh2oz]

You guys catch a LOT of things really fast, it's amazing!

[@AvonaStar]

"Flock's my new favorite character." Shit, I spit out bits of the apple I'm eating.

[@ayla-40]

Goddammit this episode never fails to make me cry. For some reason out of all the tear worthy moments in the show this one always gets me. That feeling of hopelessness after you’ve worked so hard for so long and lost so much. it’s heartbreaking.

[@iknowwhy2629]

Watching the after credit, you can guess that nothing happens to Eren, Mikasa and Levi up to this point. Specially Levi and his fight with Zeke. also that something might've happened to Armin.

[@XelErdna]

Connie's family portrait also was framed.

[@PLBiohazard]

Funny thing when I guessed the after credit scene : I never noticed the charred corpses. I based my (so accurate) theory solely on Eren, Mikasa and Levi's reactions and behaviour. That but also our collective knowledge of classic story tropes, emotional stakes and other hints (the early flash-forward of the season, in front of the sea, being narrated by Eren and not Armin).

[@majolkhine12]

Well, the reason why people are rarely ever able to figure out what that outro scene was because we didn’t know at the time Erwin’s plans to optimize the syringe (as in, using it on someone who is on the brink of death). So everyone watching that scene are just experiencing whiplash because it was after a wholesome episode, and the way it was played with the outro song was SUPER unpredictable!! Experiencing it first hand like that would’ve blown your minds

[@daemonredfield3211]

Floch gets a bad rap, but he was created for a reason. Isayama realised while getting ready for the retaking of wall Maria, he didn't have someone to represent a dissenting view; someone who's not Armins close friend. Floch wasn't planned out early on, which is why he popped in suddenly during season 3.

[@LoneWolf-xq4bs]

Floch is an amazing character

[@MeiTanteixX]

I wish you broke down the transitional distortion filled with hintful images for Part 2 seconds before in that same mid-credit scene in S3 Ep 12. Those also included teasers.

[@Luster...]

You don't see many reactors agreeing with Floch. He does a good job representing the outside perspective from the group.

[@lxos]

"Flock is my new favorite character" now that's a set of words I've never heard before. 😳

[@Adanu191]

He was my new favorite character when I first met him too.

[@Skadi.-]

Never heard? You probably living in your Ending Defender's bubble🤣

[@flerfbuster7993]

I've never seen anyone liken Paradis to a grave site for Eldians, but it's such a cool way to think about the situation!

[@brand3dswordsman]

They didn't have "Photographs". But they still had hand drawn portraits. They used to frame those right!

[@azmalftw]

You guys didn't react to the full end credit scene of 3x12. There were more scenes before the timestamp u guys started watching at, you were supposed to watch the entire outro song because there's some Easter egg in it but it is alright, i hope you guys just watch it on your own

[@ace6897]

They probably just used painting frames for the photo frame

[@dairabi7297]

おめでとうございます。いつも楽しく日本語訳の動画を観ています。 ファイナルシーズンはエンディング曲のあとも見てください。 Cパートはおまけではないので見ないと物語がわからなくなります。 Congratulations. I always enjoy watching videos translated into Japanese. Please watch the final season after the ending song. The C part is not a bonus, so if you don't see it, you won't understand the story.

[@spartanJkut]

They know what a portrait is. It stands to reason they have portrait frames, which doubles as a picture frame.

[@jiyuueno]

5:34 ruined the scene, arbitrary start in the middle, none of the trippy lead up, i love how people have ruined some of the best parts of the show for them

[@iwilldumb6032]

The post-credits scene in 3x12 is not only great as a very unexpected and unique cliffhanger, but also a great contrast to the optimistic episode. Of course, everyone can watch the series as they want, but in my opinion it is best to watch the way the authors intended. In the end, Ben and Anna guessed how the serum would be used even without this scene (because the series leads to this), but missed this wonderful experience. In an attempt to avoid spoilers, one can go very far, from skipping Yumir's backstory (she was only supposed to be shown in 3x21), to skipping all the scenes with the Female Titan, as her appearance can spoil the wearer. Season 4 will have a lot of post-credits scenes and a big foreshadowing scene right in the middle of the episode, each of these scenes is an integral part of the story. I just hope they don't miss any of them.

[@handa_panda]

nooo you guys missed the glitching scene in the ending after credit scene. It was my favorite.

[@ErengmsTatakae...]

Erwin (1x15): What do you think the enemy is ?

[@rikbartels9076]

Good lord the scene with Eren kissing Historia's hand hits so hard now

[@Phypsel]

I don´t even know, if I got this right but I believe the reason for Levi holding his cup of tea like that is due to his childhood in the underground and the fear of the handle breaking which would lead to wasting tea what he wants to prevent. That is something I heard once and I thought, it makes a lot of sense since he grew up kinda poor but it may have been just a theory instead of actual facts. But I really love your reactions to AoT and your discussions afterwards. You guys are great!

[@sargantfrosty]

Bro Anna straight up anticipated the airship titan drop lol

[@spinningredchair8092]

The show is split into two sections. Before the basement, and After the Basement. This is the start of After.

[@adamyoung6797]

Why are you assuming people with 1700s technology do not have picture frames

[@erineko1847]

I was so surprised that they couldn’t figure that out since Anna is an artist. Watercolors, silhouettes, embroidery, there were plenty of things to frame before photography was even on paper. 😂

[@Qprah]

Flock is pronounced like Glock, Lock, Stock, Dock, Knock, Shock, Mock etc. Marley controlled 7/9 of the titans when the King fled to the island. The 2 titans they didnt control were the Founding Titan that the king of the walls had, and the Attack Titan that was held in secret. The Owl was undercover. Marley didnt even know he was an Eldian, let alone an owner of one of the nine. Just because it was located in Marley doesnt mean it was controlled by Marley. The first king of the walls that took the Eldians with him to the island and sealed the gates behind him; - he told the Marleyans that if Marley were to pursue them to the island he would unleash the titans within the walls against them. -he told the members of the Eldian Royal Family that got left behind in Marley that he made the "Vow to Renounce War" and that when Marley did eventually surpass the power of the Founding Titan and came to finish them off, he would accept defeat and the Eldian's Paradise would come to an end. Grisha's father told him what Marley was lead to believe, and The Owl told Grisha the truth about the Vow. The empty threat was intended to give them decades/centuries of peace before the Eldians were completely eradicated, and the King would accept their people being wiped out entirely.

[@seancarroll5803]

They already know this

[@anime0takk32]

Great video! Just wanted to say that Do not miss any more after credit scenes. All the after credit scenes in Season 4 are extremely crucial to the story. If you miss them, you won't be able to make sense of the next episode. So please double check to see of there are any post credit scenes in any of the episodes of the final season.

[@DutchDread]

And now its time for Eren to become the greatest anime protagonist of all time.

[@Nokotron]

I already made this comment on another video, but in case that it was missed, you were supposed to see the after credits scene of Grisha

[@starzariaguy5151]

Apparently the reason why Levi holds a cup that way is because when he was a kid he got an expensive tea set and when he tried to pick up the cup, the handle broke off and the cup shattered. So that incident scarred Levi so much that he now always holds cups like that.

[@ohsweetsummerchild5141]

Why did you not watch the entirety of the outro for EP12? Even after you've watched the whole season? WHO THE HELL told you to skip the outro, that's part of the experience of the after credit of EP12...damn... Just jumping straight to the stamp doesn't hit.

[@xepherkingdom0243]

Yep effing annoying. All these so called moronic "fans" telling them not to this opening or that ending because it has spoilers.

[@crishop2]

1:05:29 TITAN NAMES AND USERS UNTIL THIS POINT: -founding titan: Eren -attack titan: Eren -colossal titan: Armin -Armored titan: Reiner -Female titan: Annie -Beast titan: Zeke -"backpack/quadruped" titan: Season 4 reveal (user and name of the titan) -Ymir's titan: Ymir (name of the titan season 4) -Nineth titan: name and user season 4

[@mihail221]

This episode is like a summary of what comes next

[@guardiandeity6519]

1:17:52 "oh dad i wanna bring Drew over today" "DREW SOUNDS LIKE A DICK EREN BRING ARMIN OVER HERE" LMAOOOOO

[@elcee8]

I feel like the end credit for this episode was Armin’s. Mikasa got hers in s1, Eren gets one, and even Jean. I think this one is Armin’s, with him sitting there with the seashell in his hands signifying hope (vs Eren’s depression). There must have been a reason for Armin being the last image of season 3, after all of these scenes of violence.

[@uh9834]

What I saw in my freedom was the beginning of a new hell. The boundary with the enemy is from the wall to the sea...

[@iamthebearjew96]

Man that last scene is so brutal. I was so happy when they got there the first time I watched it, and then Eren rightly points out that the world out there is not at all what we imagined. Not an empty, free world, but a world full of enemies. I've never gone from thrilled to depressed so quickly.

[@anuragsosa]

Was waiting so long for the real Attack on Titan to finally start