How Eren & Reiner's Meeting BROKE Attack on Titan - Overanalyzing Attack on Titan

[@Koroto]

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[@LuisSierra42]

@@kanang7275 nobody cares, touch some grass please

[@ComputerWizard]

I absolutely adore the fact you never say Bardock's name right.

[@alfred7846]

The disrespect toward Bertrude smh

[@holyyoghurtman1952]

BALATRO MENTIONED!!

[@lawzy7172]

now why didnt he simply just go ss 🤔

[@Air_Pilote]

Poor Bathwater, he deserves so much better

[@Jackal7783]

THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING YOUR FATE AS WELL!

[@Thousandths.]

The belthoover gag will never not be funny

[@ScilentFox1220]

its my favorite thing about discussions around AoT. It seems everyone treats Baloni’s name this way. And I adore it.

[@CassieJoses]

Ah, yes. Ballshold. A tragedy in 3 parts.

[@MigWith]

​@@CassieJoses two parts

[@viperizer0]

Had me losing it at 30 seconds in 💀

[@Reinoiro]

Never runs out of names for Balatro

[@d8dknee8rjdje8]

I remember first seeing AOT and watching this scene of Eren attacking Marley, thinking "How is this ANY better than what Marley did to Paradis?! Really hard to understand how they think this is the right thing to do." I now understand that was the whole point of the show 😅

[@ohthatswild1755]

Well, I always seen the show as a portrayal of how dangerous segregating peoples is. It is so easy to point the finger at the other side and call them monsters, which in turn allows most people to easily do irredeemable things to the other side. Marley effectively convinced all nations that it was rather them or Paradis, meaning their declaration of war was a declaration of eradication. Marley made a war that can only be won when the other side is completely exterminated, and Eren just accepted those terms.

[@lukaslambs5780]

Yep, it’s not any better.

[@slappytheclown4]

Yeah that was the entire point of the Liberio Raid, Eren and the Scouts essentially did to Marley what Marley had done to Paradis. It's part of what makes me love the show and others with themes like it; there are no black and white characters just like the real world.

[@LuisSierra42]

EREN IS BASED!

[@angelamengualcortinas3614]

One of the best scenes in the whole show. It's difficult to put into words the ammount of thematic parallels, call backs, and foreshadowing Isayama packs into a single scene between just two people talking in a basement and a person doing what its basically an info dump above. A masterclass.

[@RedFloyd469]

I wonder if Isayama was inspired by Hitchcock's famous analogy of the "Bomb under the table" for writing scary and dramatic scenes that revolve around conversations. For those who don't know: Hitchcock described his effective method of creating suspense with an analogy that goes as follows: Picture two people (characters in a fictional story) talking to one another at a table. They have a whole conversation, and after 5 minutes pass, the table suddenly erupts in an explosion, killing both characters. This is certainly a "plottwist" or something along those lines, and effective at shocking the audience, but it lasts very shortly as far as emotions go. The audience might also believe themselves to have been robbed of something, or to have wasted their time listening to the conversation. Now, instead, picture the same conversation, however, after 1 minute passes, the camera moves down under the table, and shows a bomb with a ticking timer. Then the camera pans up to the characters again. The audience now KNOWS something really bad is going to happen soon, or is implied to happen. Will the bomb be defused, will the characters finish their conversation in time? All of a sudden, the specific details of the conversation both start to stop mattering in comparison with the weight of the bomb's narrative importance AND start to matter immensely, as these details might be what cease the conversation and defuse the bomb. Maybe the characters will fail to stop the bomb BECAUSE of the details. And then the bomb explodes. Hitchcock didn't quite explain it as extensively as I did here, but that's the basic gist of it. The REVEAL of the bomb under the table, and the sudden suspense this creates, is what drives the audience's attention. It's what makes that scene entertaining, if dark. Now look at AoT's scene. We have a building full of people. We have TWO titan shifters sitting in said building. We have the pov character of Falco who has been with us for several episodes now and who we have come to like because of his genuine likeable personality. (We don't want him to get hurt at all). We even have a bunch of CHAIRS to the side, almost explicitly referencing the bomb under the table analogy. Both characters have a conversation. From Falco's point of view initially, nothing is wrong, nothing is expected. But Eren reveals the bomb under the table. HE is the bomb. And for that matter, so is Reiner. The music swells. We, the audience, KNOW shit is about to go down. Things start moving rapidly. Willy's speech increases the tension further. Then, a glimmer of hope. Willy reveals the lie. Willy reveals his sense of guilt. Eren doesn't antagonize. Reiner begs for forgiveness. Eren (sort of) forgives him, says 'we're the same' and 'you never had a choice'. And then that final, gutwrenching, ultimate climax: "I just keep moving forward." The bomb explodes. Eren literally explodes a building. ABSOLUTE CINEMA. If Miyazaki was NOT directly inspired by this analogy, it would surprise me, for how close it is to the original comparitively. But if so, that just speaks to his own genius in this regard. He knows a scene is only good if it has an effect on the audience, in the short or in the long run. Tl;DR: Science proves this scene is peak.

[@yurkdawg]

You must have watched the same KZbin analysis video that I did equating Hitchcock's "Bomb under the table" to this AOT episode (?) Since I watch every AOT video I ever find on YT, I don't remember the name of the video or the YT channel/author. But I distinctly remember a video going literally line-by-line over Eren's/Reiner's conversation, interspersed with black-and-white footage of Hitchcock explaining the concept (which btw is basically just another word for "Chekhov's Gun." 😉)

[@nachoecapa]

Miyazaki xd bro thought of the wrong genius

[@alanafalana]

AMAZING comment!!! love it!!!!!!!!

[@Treebohr]

35:16 I love that you managed to weave "cruel but beautiful" into your description of the conversation that summarizes the series.

[@demonoverlord125]

We got to get this video on trending. This is an essential breakdown on why choosing a side leads to more pain and suffering in the long run.

[@ryan12432]

Koroto is number 1 on new video priority list.

[@ItsChronoHawk]

This is the first episode ive caught when you’ve released it. I found this series like two months ago subbed, and have binged it.. thank you!

[@rafaelcante5731]

I caught up to him in the shinganshins src and since then it’s felt like he’ll waiting for each video

[@potatomanorigin9172]

AOT allows for so many different valid readings into scenes like these ones. Like I didn't read the Eren and Reiner scenes as Eren necessarily forgiving Reiner, but more so pushing Reiner to tell Eren the main reason why he broke the walls. Not because Reiner didn't know it was a bad thing and not because of Marleys brainwashing (tho still a reason, i just dont think its the main one) but because Reiner wanted to do it. Same with Eren and the rumbling. There is a million reasons for why Eren did the rumbling some for valid than others, but again the main reason (imo) is because Eren wanted to do it. Thats why Eren says to Reiner that they are the same, they both did horrible acts because they wanted to.

[@AM17titan]

its not should be your opinion only because we literally have eren admitting it to ramzi..... thats why after reiner admitted his to eren eren says 'LIKE I THOUGHT i am the same as you'

[@daydreamishh]

Completely agree

[@santiagokarim3313]

yess, specially because both not only wanted to do it but in lots of ways lied to the outside world and themselves, talking about a "noble motive" (saving the world, freeing eldia) to justify their actions, even when both knew what they were doing, even if I didn't undeestand it in my first watch now it's crystal clear for me, but koroko's interpretation was really beautiful

[@LyraLyraPantsOnFyra]

Get hype, all caught up, immediately a new episode!

[@Spawnamvs]

I think the video from 39:00 onward should be shared across the world. The idea at least. The world is cruel. It's so easy to point blame at one group or another without ever looking at their situations. It's so easy to say "youre the bad guy" without ever asking why they're the way they are. There's so much to unpack that I dont have time to type, but this. This is absolutely beautiful, Koroto

[@rafaelcante5731]

43:18 I think u missed the part where Willy says he doesn’t want to die because he was born in this world Eren was a little shook. And I interpreted as him reflecting himself a little bit to Willy since he said the same words and having some hope that the war might stop but Willy then announces the declaration of war and we see Eren get disappointed. Probably because it was reaffirming him once again that everything he saw was going to happen

[@AM17titan]

he explained it in the video? its just that you have a wrong interpretation of it...... it was eren who accepted the fact that he is about to kill those people who also holds same ideology as him 'because i was born into this world' , eren became a monster at this moment. eren doesnt get disappointed or anything.... he already said to reiner at the start of the conversation that he was going to kill them lol

[@Chukz05]

@@AM17titanI agree

[@AM17titan]

@ I don’t know how people say that eren waited when eren literally says to Reiner ‘Yes! willy is right , I am the bad guy’…..

[@zephyruspring]

@@AM17titan Eren very clearly set up the whole confrontation with Reiner in that basement so he could listen to Willy's speech. He had no intention of attacking until after Willy's speech was wrapped up, and in that moment Eren genuinely may have called off the attack if Willy had called off his own. But Willy made the declaration and that was that. Willy was afraid of the unknown, and he was willing to use his status to drag the entire rest of the world into a war over it. I have to wonder how things might have changed if Eren got a chance to talk things over with Willy 1 on 1 like with Reiner. Thinking about it now it's honestly a bit of a plot hole how Willy acted as if the peace negotiations never happened. Or maybe he thought whatever goal he was trying to achieve was more important than his own life. I wonder what that goal could have entailed, because it certainly wasn't peace.

[@AM17titan]

@ he literally set up the conversation obviously to listen willy’s speech BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY TO MEET REINER…. Who told you eren would have stopped if willy said anything otherwise ? Is there any hint ? No ! There isn’t any Eren just flat out declared to Reiner that he is the bad guy and he has come for revenge If what you said was true then why did eren literally said at the start of the conversation ‘I came here to do the same thing you did ?’ He even went out to say ‘it’s because I had no choice’ That whole conversation with Reiner is eren taunting him with questions He says ‘if your mission was to save the world , then you didn’t had any choice right ?’ After this Reiner broke down and admitted that there was a choice for him to take but he didn’t took that choice That day, wall was broken SOLELY BECAUSE OF HIM and not Annie or berthold And what is eren’s reply ? ‘Like I thought I am the same as you’ ….

[@lamontatkins9184]

Was watching with my girl next to me and she goes, “Is that guys name actually Burrito?” 😂😂😂😂

[@jip5889]

Ballatro, you really outdid yourself today. I laughed a while and had to rewind.

[@Ruby_Mullz]

Declaration of war and the war hammer titan are two of the best episodes in the show. It’s one of my favourites, as well as descent/hero, warrior, sin and from you 2000 years ago.

[@lordsanguinius3467]

The trap that Porko and Pieck fell into is implied to be of Marleyan construction. I imagine that it's designed to hold Warriors that the higher ups want to get rid of.

[@KolTheSoul]

This has to be my favorite episode cinematically. im a sucker for good scores and whats displayed here is absolute peak!!

[@olly123451]

The mention of the guy who tried to kill the king at 18:00 gives me the great head canon that maybe he could have been related to the eventual owner of the Attack Titan. Would make for an interesting connection, or reason for the attack titan being solely dedicated to opposing the king.

[@reubenkimber]

Interesting, although he's not Eldian though so I doubt his bloodline would intersect

[@olly123451]

@ his people were subjugated by Eldia, it’s not impossible that the line that became the Attack Titan after 13-39 years (Ymir, Rose Sina and Maria, then however many children they had until the 9 titans were accounted for) that their family had integrated some Marleyens, or the bastard son of one of Ymir’s children, or their children.

[@derpymule7977]

I never really noticed it, but yeah, this really is a setup episode. And managing to make a setup episode my, as well as so many other people’s favourite of the entire show is a display of absolutely world-class talent.

[@TripleExposurePhoto]

Ive been waiting my whole life for this!

[@rocketplyer3746]

34:30 this is how I experienced the story for the first time!!! My wife was watching season four and I had never seen AOT. And yeah falco’s pov is about how I felt 😂

[@forgottenfamily]

My absolute favorite episode. The tension of the final interrogation is such an incredible minute that I go back to again and again and again.... Now you've shown me so many more layers to it that I'd missed - including finally explaining why they'd even add Willie's "because I was born" line

[@ColonialSun-mg6tq]

At last we made it to the episode where Eren was gone for good😞

[@dextoppable]

Not really, it's when the Eren you thought you knew went away for good. As it's stated numerous times, he was always like this.

[@ScilentFox1220]

43:20 Man. The way you spoke to this moment between Eren and Reiner and the music you chose, it really made me wish Eren doesn’t choose to do what he is about to do. That he will forgive Reiner without murdering countless innocent people and, “becoming the monster”. Damn. So so good.

[@Abraham_the_pierra]

Dam this timing is insane, rigth at lunch time

[@lionsxxden]

This and the next episode have been years in the making-both back then and now. I know I'm not alone when I say I'm absolutely stoked to be here with you, Kotoro. Thank you for your insightful, mind-blowing, and thorough content. I'm proud of you and the incredible work you put into this channel. Don't you dare ever stop over-overanalyzing!

[@mhillhill8941]

The there’s two moments I’ve been anxiously waiting for you to cover. This is the second! Glad we’re finally here🙌🏼🙏🏽

[@Memegod11779]

Your videos are so good that the moment I see them I drop everything and watch them. Keep it going on man you’re the goat.

[@holzi_7751]

I have been following this series for over a year now and so i want to thank you for making it. Also this might have been the best episode of overanalyzing attack on titan so far

[@ilvecchioRandy]

I was eagerly waiting for this episode and you didn't disappoint, that was well written and edited. One small note that i would prefer is that i wanted to hear a little bit more of the conversation in the episode itself linearly and then get a retrospective since following your jumping back and fourth was quite difficult. Of course i know that you can't show the episode a lot or you get bamboozled so this is just a general comment, also i know how difficult it is to talk about AOT in general. Anyway, thank you for the work you do, re-experiencing attack on titan together with you throughout the years is an incredible feeling.

[@samuelpipe88]

I started watching this series around early December. Can't believe I've caught up. Thank you so much for this amazing series!

[@nasi6011]

just rewatched the whole series and then you drop this, i love you

[@clayongunzelle9555]

One thing I think was overlooked for the sake of the story is that military purges often times leaves a military vulnerable when they need to regroup

[@yurkdawg]

Not only do I never tire of the Isayama "Today we shall learn how to deliver maximum emotional damage" meme, but it only becomes more apt (and hilarious! 😂) as we get this deep into the series and we see it perfectly describe his intent for the 200th time. By slowly and insidiously revealing the depth of his evil genius, he really could teach the masterclass in “delivering maximum emotional damage…” 😈

[@moshekaykay7297]

I just wanted to let you know that your AOT Analysis videos are so damn good. I love this show and a lot of the things you say are things I've thought myself. Not to say the videos aren't good on their own, they're really impressive. Keep it up! 👍

[@qicc204]

I fucking love this series and its also crazy to think that I have almost rewatched attack on titan purely by watching your videos, keep the grind up

[@munbrazeh6700]

maaan your videos on snk are always a pleasure to watch

[@kingacrisius]

I think the dub scream is better in this scene because it almost explodes out from under the shouted "war" with a similar starting pitch.

[@thatsnotverynice3035]

I love you aot videos 😭 you go so indepth keep up the great content!

[@korikitsune4314]

I was gonna stop scrolling on my phone and get out of bed but I guess I can lay here another fifty~ish minutes.

[@seemslikewater]

5:43 "Broccolis Dad" killed me 🤣

[@philconti1945]

ive been waiting for you to cover this episode for so long now

[@CAPTAINFLAKEZ]

Love seeing this part of AOT get more appreciation and recognition for how hard it all goes. From the dialogue to the music to the VA to the transitions to the mood and tones to the subtle/up front details to all the imagery to the shift of emotions to the unexpected sentiments to the mind f#:) from/of the key characters, the audience and as the watcher to the reaction to the message Man, what a moment, truly That feeling in your chest as you’re watching/listening/experiencing something moving, something so peak Don’t have that happen that often but man did AOT dang near have me feeling overstimulated It’s just being human. The most sentient/conscious beings known to man yet imperfect (capable of so much good and the very terrible)

[@254zero]

Seriously my favorite episode. The tension. The stakes the drama. Masterclass of a scene

[@JTbajaGaming]

I lost it at "Balatro" never heard that one for Bert before

[@meepulous7697]

i love you video's so much i fell like i notice most of this but have no one to tell and a lack of abilitty to put it in words properly so your vidios really help me in that sense

[@qweriop]

This is my favorite episode in all of AoT. I must have rewatched it 10 times, and I still didn't pick up on everything you mentioned. Please keep up this incredible content!

[@MillenniumIdolPJH]

Just in time for my lunch break let's go!!

[@originaozz]

One of the best AoT episodes ever. So glad we've made it.🎉 Honestly, Willy Tybur's speech intercutting with Eren and Reiner might just be my favourite scene in the whole show. The emotions are so peak riddle with guilt, resignation, despair, and self hatred. You really feel for all sides while hating all of their actions. It's crazy how Iseyama cook this man.

[@michaelplays3012]

His articulation is so beautiful it will make a grown man cry

[@OneXavier]

I would love to see a compiled list of all the times you misname Baltimore 😂😂 Love the content!!

[@TheGreatShort01]

Koroto you NAILED this episode. By far the best episode of overanalyzing AOT!!!

[@Alxsin4883]

Honey, we can’t go to grandpas funeral, Korotos dropped a video!

[@Ali-hasToRun]

Thank you so much for making this awesome series. Sending you love and support from Saudi Arabia!

[@fernandocedillo1870]

I started watching these videos like a month and caught up to them… I was waiting for the series to continue so bad!

[@jacobhotelinebling8267]

I don't even have anything special to say really I'm a huge fan of attack on Titan I have been since season 4 part 1 was released and I discovered your channel maybe 4 or so months ago and I just had to show my appreciation somehow I mean I've never seen anyone analyze this show in such an in depth way and I was a total nerd about the lore and big themes of the show before I discovered you and every episode that comes out it seems you pick up on so much I didn't and it's just genuinely really impressive not only because holy crap this show is so well written and complex its like a philosopher who was also a veteran took acid and just started writing but also because how thorough you seem to encapsulate every aspect of a singular episode plus the editing and delivery of it all just makes that much more convenient and enjoyable to watch so yea that's about it I just love this content so I hope you don't mind the excessive glazing lmao

[@Zeth3D]

Did I miss it, or did you forget to mention the Willy is wearing a wall religion necklace, which to me implies continuous coordination with the king of the walls. My theory has been that, as we see Eren do later, the king is able to telepathically communicate to eldians, therefore he could coordinate directly with Willy.

[@preachcaleb]

I still remember the first time I watched this episode. I knew exactly what Eren was going to do, but as the conversation between him and Reiner continued, I just kept thinking, almost pleading, "Don't do it, Eren." Despite the logical storyline conclusion, I really wanted him to make a different choice. Looking back, it's crazy to think that his choice had already been made, by the past and the future.

[@warlordofbritannia]

Eren finally reaches full understanding of Poundtown

[@marcusolsen7405]

I’m gonna be so sad when you finish this series, so entertaining, I literally watched this while eating a steak dinner the other night lmao

[@Jay-nh6um]

15:55 the timing of this in the video makes me question if this mistake was genuine or just irony, comparing it to Willy's

[@darksiders2468]

One thing I think should be noted is that the audience made up of leaders and ambassadors are actually willy's and magath's friends meaning they are already influenced by willy's words and there is a good chance that some of them came to meet him before his speech

[@leofernandez2705]

34:38 bro I LITERALLY DID THAT. My lil bro was watching season 4 on the tv and I would use my laptop in the kitchen real close and I just couldn’t keep my eyes away from the tv instead of playing hoi4 the game I just bought and spent 60$ worth of dlc alone on. Than together we watched season 1-3 homeboy I was confused asf I ain’t gonna lie but was I constantly questioning the paradis squad calling them terrorists and saying stuff like “is this ur king?” To my lil bro when the attack started bc that was crazy I could not imagine my glorious king Goku killing the innocent the way Eren did.

[@ubertutorials4872]

ive been showing my girlfriend AOT over the last year ish, and we just got to ep 80. Shes so excited and on edge i love it

[@rabbit5848]

BALATRO MENTIONED RAHHH‼️‼️

[@samuel-kp6hm]

Love the new video keep doing what you’re doing

[@xriman3589]

46:01 The Eren man bun!

[@Mikael_Ore]

Holy shit u right!

[@How_Many_Monkeys]

Personally, I’ve always preferred the titan roar in the dub. The sub just sounds like a big person roaring, whereas the dub roar sounds otherworldly and unnatural. Much more intimidating/mysterious imo. Love these videos! Now if only KZbin would actually show them to me when they come out and not a day afterwards -_-

[@pandamx8959]

As much as I would love a series about the great titan war I would also love a series about the war we saw in the end credits. How long the world had “peace” how, who and why the conflict was started. Also that end credits war was say 200 years after Eren’s rumbling do the people still believe titans were real. I’d love to see our main cast’s descendent’s and how the world remembers the events of AOT.

[@evos469]

3:17 this is literally part of a whole season of cut content from the manga

[@duszek108]

I'm so curious of next episode of overanalyzing AoT, the battle between Eren and Warhammer Titan is insane

[@joshburaczewski110]

After butchering my last name in the thank-yous, I think you should use it as another name for Bertholdt 😂

[@tonythesuperperson]

My jaw was on the floor for this episode. Such a beautiful, elegant turn where the show becomes THE ACTUAL SHOW

[@xtragedgnolf]

God, that intro still goes so hard

[@SUPEREV4Nyt]

Thank you! Ive been waiting for what felt like YEARS for the next installment. I love this videos. You are phenomenal

[@Nasa1423]

The most difficult part of these AoT Analyses is having my brain register Balatro, Basketball and Broccoli as actual names...

[@bulbacardsproductions6456]

Every time you post is the highlight of my week! Immediately throw it on while fulfilling orders 😁

[@XxThexBitterxEndxX]

Eren: "Sit down" Chris Hanssen, is that you?! 😂

[@sariah77]

ive always preferred erens roar in the dub (not just this scene) because it sounds like an unhinged screaming animal, which i think suits him well. in the sub it sounds more like a giant guy yelling, which is true of course, but i feel like it could work for any titan. while the guttural screeching in the dub really seems like the titan version of human erens raging/ranting

[@extraplain2412]

You didn't mention one of the most epic lines from the trailer: His name is Eren Yaegar!

[@stonedjacobo3431]

Babe I HAVE to go home early, Koroto just uploaded a new attack on titan video!

[@quinnporter289]

The first time i saw yelena i thought she was armin and having the colossal just made him really tall

[@arielzajac]

44.12 'i was probably was born this way. ' Isayama said once that was very influenced by Himeanole and the concept of being born a certain way, to be born a killer.

[@slappytheclown4]

The Liberio Raid blew my mind when I first watched it, I almost couldn't believe it was actually happening when it kicked off. I think I still prefer the Return to Shiganshina arc as my favorite in the series, but the Marley/Liberio Raid arc is easily second and was equally incredible. Best anime I've watched in a long time.

[@maxibessei9286]

Best episode of the entire god damn show I was literally shaking for half an hour staight back when this droped

[@matthewsmith6929]

Fastest I’ve been on the train. Glad it’s not the midnight train 😂

[@alejandroguerra9413]

The Eren/Riner convo is the peak of AOT

[@cfg83]

If you have the time, then I think you would appreciate the film "Mother Night" with Nick Nolte. It's all about the judgement.

[@MysticMylesZ]

Death of a Hero Oooooh that's a fire thumbnail Eren? Reiner? Tiber? Over analysing thumbnail perhaps 🧐

[@EastsideBodega_]

Looking back I’m not sure how I didn’t know this guy wasn’t Eren. But damn it was such a great “sunrise” when he was revealed

[@krazyk4843]

Im playing dying light 2 while watching this and ive never heard the willy tybur dub voice before so that cought me off guard lol

[@maverick9708]

Another masterpiece analysis, thank you so much Korotos, I needed this 😢

[@generaltoszur1036]

I always loved eren saying " i am the bad guy i might just destroy the world , but to me you were the bad guys " . Its like THE perfect words to describe entire attack on titan world and human nature , they destroyed eren s world first so now he s coming to destroy theirs and its not like he s wrong for doing that its just human nature

[@youngflx1654]

This is one of your best videos bro

[@oneidaw1718]

I think you need to talk again about the opening cause it now gets a totally new theme

[@The_Noise_Marine]

While there are definitely multiple other individual scenes and moments in the show I like better, I still think overall start to finish this is the best episode of the entire series.

[@ruanfagundes8768]

Eu estava tão ansioso, mal da pra acreditar que ja chegamos até aqui, falta pouco pra acabar essa série maravilhosa

[@ciboria1]

22:29 I also started to wonder why Yelena didn't just drop a grenade/trigger on door = blow them up while they're in the hole Sure it would be LOUD,and some civilians would die, but if only triggered by reinforcements rushing in to save them - at least it was just to stall them until triggered But Paradis could in theory have blasted two of Marley's Warriors in one simple trap

[@derekmensch3601]

If one of them survives then they could shift and get out. But if they're both alive they won't want to kill the other.

[@ciboria1]

@@derekmensch3601 Exactly, so either would be unable to act/1 dead, andthe one who escaped is quite damaged