THE EPISODE I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.. ATTACK ON TITAN 3x19 and 3x20 (REACTION)

[@QahnaarinDovah]

When Gross says "people actually like to see cruelty." He looks directly at us. When we cheer on his death, we only prove his point hehe

[@maisalbalkhi4939]

oh wow that's actually so cool, I didn't notice.

[@lysanea]

I don't think everyone appreciates the cruelty in enjoying that scene where he gets eaten, it's just enjoyable to see a child killer who feeds them to his dogs suffer an equivalent fate.

[@gb3376]

Yeah, us viewers cheered when Gross got screwed. He was right. I also I read that his words about expelling the enemy were exactly the same as Eren’s words in S1. We were so hyped for Eren. But on the other hand, we got so annoyed Gross saying the same thing because we choose sides. Ugly part of human logic. Isayama’s self awareness is mind blowing🤯

[@lysanea]

@@gb3376 I agree with you but I still want to say that Eren in s1 is a victim, Gloss is an executioner. You're going to tell me that in his camp, it's normal and justified to treat the eldians this way. But a child killer is still a criminal, whatever the side. And sadism is specific to an individual and not to a nation, I suppose. But I agree with you on the substance, just that the example for me is not the most relevant. The s4 illustrates your point perfectly, but NO SPOILERS! 😊

[@maisalbalkhi4939]

@@gb3376 that's actually pretty cool to know. Thank you. Yeah, I guess he was right when he said no one wins in war because from each person's perspective they're only defending themselves. I think the only argument that could be made is that in Eren's case he was not aware that titans were humans and he wasn't planning on murdering humans until the time when they caused a real and direct threat to him and his people.

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

“That’s war no one wins” Bro, you ain’t ready for the next season at all then

[@Mehdi-fm4hv]

No one was ready for season 4

[@aeacuscharlesmendoza8407]

agreed.

[@Cleocyde]

dude I literally see you everywhere, here, on telepurte's channel, EVERYWHERE, are you the next Justin Y or something?

[@nervnerv7188]

he is cause he's already seen it

[@Cleocyde]

@@nervnerv7188 who asked?

[@zoltancsorba7042]

I think we officialy got to the "Culture Shock" moment with Nick, that speechless ending, perfection! :D

[@abdelbouzazia4955]

he's not ready for the next episode though

[@zoltancsorba7042]

@@abdelbouzazia4955 Who's ready for any AOT episode after this? XD

[@someguythatusawtoday8895]

@@abdelbouzazia4955 moreover, the next season

[@abdelbouzazia4955]

​@@zoltancsorba7042 Well it's definetly an overload of information but the end of the next episode is top tear

[@zanderman15]

AND I HAVE BEEN WAITING SINCE HE DID AN INTRO MUSIC REACTION OF AOT TO GET HERE 😅 lol The indescribable horrors and the ill fated wars from which they come...the essence of war in art form.

[@benjaminaubert8234]

“This episode better not be a flashback” *literally the whole episode is a flashback*

[@aaron-gz]

The whole series is a flashback 😉

[@NicholasLightTV]

GOT THE VIDEO BACK UP!! Sorry about that y’all… tried adding more of the video but couldn’t get past the copyright. So I had to shave a minute off it :( I made sure I didn’t cut anything super important!! Which is hard, because everything matters in this show lmao.

[@Chrishum]

Glad it’s back!

[@p10id77]

Watch steins gate

[@nicksadowy1002]

It’s all good dad

[@mcj44]

hey I got to see the full version! be proud of me!

[@osefox9860]

Ye ,i was thinking why did you re uploaded it. Thanks

[@Vanessa-sd6dc]

Congratulations man, you finally finished the AOT prologue lol because this is where the story really begins. I'm very very excited for the next episodes, love your videos!!

[@marcelolupatini5553]

I don't agree that this is the prolog, but it's ok.

[@hunkerd0wn]

@@marcelolupatini5553 It was a joke

[@daniaaal]

@@marcelolupatini5553 In many ways, given the gravity of the stakes of season 4 and how it feels like a brand new anime, i'd say season 1 to 3 does feel like a prologue to me (if I choose to see Season 4 as the main story, that is)

[@sharathnair1702]

crazy how prologue was better than the actual story then. Anyways, for me this season is where aot peaked

[@SonGoku-qn1nc]

@@sharathnair1702 I disagree but ok

[@benjamina6618]

"it's like, they- they won, but they lost. Like, no one won. And that's war, no one wins." I think Nick is gonna really appreciate season 4

[@cesarpena5022]

It will absolutely have him mind blown

[@Rogue-ye3fq]

@@cesarpena5022 indeed

[@groupraitodigital9784]

Ah, the handshake

[@janwastaken]

Yeah but I'm kinda afraid he may not like season 4 because of the animation drop and less music usage, because he loves these 2 things in AOT. I really don't want him to not like AOT Lmao I'm addicted to his reactions 😂

[@mZeRo0o]

True

[@christopherbarrera2864]

I love that Dina said "no matter what i become, ill still find you" and then runs straight for Grishas new house. This show goes so deep on every level

[@Reansel]

She also fell down the wall with a smile in her face, likely that's the reason her titan was always smiling.

[@pandapanchann896]

This was actually a mislead, because when she said “no matter what i become, ill still find you” it seems as if she was the one that controlled herself into going to Erens house, but no. Pure titans are just pure titans, and Eren was the one that controlled the dina titan

[@loonnick9653]

-"Do you think that's a little crazy? But you know, people actually want to see cruelty." When he says this, he looks directly into the camera, at us (which was a conscious choice and very much intentional), because when we celebrate over him getting pushed off the wall and eaten, we are proving him right.

[@meursaulty6672]

That scene. That scene gave me the most chills from anything I've ever watched. It was a masterpiece in not only writing but animation as well.

[@307nishchay8]

He was kinda right I am a rumbling supporter

[@grasstoucher139]

Wait- Hold on..... Wth, you got a good point wtf 😲

[@deboraantunes5612]

God, you are right😱😱

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

The difference is that he’s committing said cruelty for no reason other than to see it. We as the audience don’t actively participate and only feel good about it when we perceive it as justified. I gained no pleasure from Dina’s death. I gained a lot of pleasure from Bertolt’s. No one should want to see cruelty inflicted on the innocent. Seeing cruelty inflicted on those who attempt genocide due to personal bias is karma.

[@Sparrowhawk97]

The fact that they didn't know what a photo was always gets me.

[@jeffr2104]

This point on it’s gonna feel like a whole new Anime

[@Fongzy1of1]

i remember it feeling that way too. from s3 ep 16 to the s3 finale.... everything just changed.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

For better or worse

[@egoistagatto7942]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 better

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@egoistagatto7942 The amount of plot armor begs to differ

[@egoistagatto7942]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 Sometimes yes sometimes no. In the first half there are only two fights If not one and we still lost someone (not saying who for spoilers), so the plot armor's limited

[@gridg1896]

Notice how at 17:22 Nick's saying the cruel things he wants to happen to this guy, meanwhile the guy is saying "people actually want to see cruelty". Amazing storywriting.

[@timeforamazingchest5271]

It's so funny that Nick gets introduced to this character killing people because he finds it amusing and the first thing that comes to mind for Nick is that he wants to see Gross being brutally killed for his enjoyment lmao.

[@gridg1896]

@@timeforamazingchest5271 yup lol Isayama really called people out with that character and people didn’t even notice

[@dinodare1605]

The thing is, it's not morally comparable. Wanting an individual dead for their torment of other people is usually an emotional response, a revenge response. And that response isn't always good, but the person who tormented and killed the other people to get you to the point where you're merely thinking about it is still worse. It's like: Are you wrong for wishing ill on Hitler?

[@pandapanchann896]

And he says “people want to see cruelty” after that titan had killed the marleyan soldier. we all hated him up until that point, and I think all of us were accidentally happy he got eaten. then kruger says that line and so like we have been played by Isayama all along

[@manelbekhtaoui1611]

Dina said to Grisha : " wherever you are, i will find you" before they turned her into a titan, somhow it connects, the fact that she went straight to Grisha's house and ate Eren's mom ! Pure genius from the mangaka

[@sayo-nara5915]

actually... the fact that Dina entered the walls, found Eren's house and ate Eren's mom wasn't by chance. (SPOILERS) In the last chapter of the manga, Eren himself confess that, with the Founding Titan power, he had to order Dina to enter through the walls so that Bertholdt didn't get eaten by her. This show is truly mindblowing.

[@KiooZaax]

@@sayo-nara5915 (ABOUT THE SPOILER) So additionally to the Colossal Erwin timeline, there's a world where Dina Fritz became the Colossal and didn't made Eren as crazy as he became after seeing her mom being eaten alive ? Shit, this world's history is so great that changing only a little thing literally change the world's fate, like the real History 0_0

[@leucophyllumfrutescens3412]

@@sayo-nara5915 It's a serious spoiler. Spoilers should be written below with more space. Take great care so that those who do not want to know do not know it.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@sayo-nara5915 LMAO holy shit I’d heard he killed his mom I didn’t realize it was so blatant! My god 139 really gets worse with every little thing I hear of it.

[@sayo-nara5915]

@@leucophyllumfrutescens3412 anybody who truly doesn't wanna get spoiled is smart enough to simply not keep reading below that (SPOILER) advice, in my opinion.

[@TheEmpress95]

"Remember this grisha, a titan uses their power like this.." this scene always gives me goosebumps no matter how many times I watch it

[@jonaramire]

Same ! Like how Eren always knew about this

[@xeno9505]

*It seems you didn’t catch this, but when hange said “it’s far too detailed to be drawn by a person”, that’s the first time any of them has seen a photograph.*

[@sydneypeck2488]

It's also really funny because this is an anime, so the picture was drawn by a person XD

[@hellothere6117]

@@sydneypeck2488 the animators: 💅💅💅

[@ammygamer]

Yeah, when I read that was when I began freaking out. I was like "OMG of course there is another civilization out there... That's why they were mentioning another language in the supply depo before..."

[@loljptrollergami7325]

wasn't that obvious though? grisha literally says 2 seconds later that it isn't a drawing

[@nikhilnaga5148]

More like animators praising themselves 💀

[@prashil3k594]

I'll just say this Nick. You might wanna rewatch this episode. The whole Marley and Eldia story is super important to the entire AOT. The Lore and character backstory just open the Pandora's box that is this masterpiece.

[@Calamity64]

That silence at the end, the shock of the twist of events... Same.

[@jonnehaapala393]

THIS is where the show gets the most interesting story-wise. And that's incredible when you think about how amazing the show has been so far

[@abhinavanoop8979]

@Jonne Haapala .... can u fucking shut up noobe

[@manelbekhtaoui1611]

From this episode, you will have a new feeling about the story, especially at the end of season 3 ... love your réactions 😭

[@ReggieDEdmonds]

I love it because it explains why Grisha was such a good doctor since he just had knowledge from the outside world that wasn't in the walls

[@flaffy135]

We gonna need more AoT vids because now's when it starts to get really interesting

[@saferehman8234]

Yeah forget the other anime nick had to binge this now first 😭

[@DIAMOND-77]

Yeah ... Like for real 🙂

[@banana6108]

Yeah fr binge watch the fucking s4

[@saferehman8234]

@@banana6108 then wait a year for final part 😭

[@banana6108]

@@saferehman8234 we’re all in the same boat 🚣

[@guitaristmunda5691]

The fact that this show showed all of the outside walls the coordinate in season 2 ymir's backstory still gives me chills

[@Neroevelocity]

A really great scene and stellar writing is when Grisha is talking to the moustached guy on the wall and asking why he is doing this, when the guy responds to Grisha that it's interesting to see suffering, he's actually looking at us the viewer.

[@daniaaal]

you are absolutely right. We are disgusted as the viewer at what the moustache man has done, but little did we realise that we are in many ways the same as him when it comes to watching AOT: we want find it interesting and we want to be entertained. It's such an eerie feeling.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

Everyone saying this is spouting pretentious bs and sucking off Hacksayama. If you gain pleasure from seeing the innocents in this show die, you’re fucked up. If you gain pleasure from seeing monsters and killers die, you’re a justice supporter and that’s based af.

[@AnnaJumarah]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 bruhh it just basically the same when you change your perspective. What youre calling innocent, to that moustache man and rest of the world see them as a monster, demon.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@AnnaJumarah Tell me who exactly Dina and Fay hurt in their lives? What awful sin did they commit which would drive someone to believe they themselves were evil beings? There isn’t one. There is no justifiable reason. Mr. Mustache doesn’t care. He wants to abuse his power to make people hurt. That’s an evil person. Not a child who didn’t know any better. Not a traumatized mother who wanted people to live happier lives. The world viewing Eldians as monsters is the pinnacle of utter hypocrisy. And the series chooses to justify that world in this conflict. Eren is right. Rumble it all. Hail to the Enemy of Humanity and Rest In Peace to a True Hero of Eldia.

[@AnnaJumarah]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 like I said, change your perspective. Look at the situation as a Marleyan, or any people of the world in AOT universe, whom seeing Eldians especially Eldians in Paradis island as monster and a threat. You'd say the man action is justified, because to them killing them Eldians, are just like how the Eldians in Paradis killing them titans.

[@CertifiedSunset]

This is the point in a game where it's like "ok you finished the tutorial, now its time to put your skills to the test". The first two seasons were just the warmup!

[@enzovieira6828]

"Who is the real enemy?" - Erwin, season 1

[@daenopher]

"Sorry, that was a weird thing to ask."

[@macblink]

Za warudo!

[@prettythang5373]

If Erwin inherited the colossal titan AOT would end in the shortest time possible

[@Daesma999]

17:21 "It's interesting, you know. People actually want to see cruelty." while looking at the "camera". He wasn't talking only to Grisha here. People cheering for his death just proved his point.

[@edc6172]

One of my favourite scenes of the show. It’s like isayama talking to us as if to say “why do you want to see all this cruelty and violence?” And for our only response to be that we escape into these fictional worlds instead of facing it head on.

[@yassinezaibi6653]

It’s amazing how nick can figure out aot clues and remember it’s details seen in the past seasons but the next is always better in aot world

[@callymays4092]

Honestly makes me kinda suspicious

[@yassinezaibi6653]

@@callymays4092 me too for a while but idk man i don’t think he read the manga

[@enzovieira6828]

He binged watched it, at this point I'm sure he's caught up to the anime, it's easier to remember details from early seasons when you watched it like, 2 months ago lol

[@Gerbrandt0245]

Well he said he rewatches the episodes after he made the video, thats why he gets a lot of details that most miss when binge watching it.

[@pasomatt11]

@@callymays4092 I mean not only did he binge watch the show, he also likely watches every episode a lot more than once when he edits the videos, so I think it's legit

[@mZeRo0o]

Imagine just watching this again with nick and having chills too this show is not a show it's a journey omg 🥺🖤

[@ezmahkingston5066]

I hope i could forget so that i could rewatch it again😭😢

[@larachristine202]

the owl saved Grisha's life by telling him to stay and watch the airship, if he had gone with Fay he would've died with her

[@erwin5731]

So this is when the show becomes a lot more darker than ever, incredible. He doesn’t seem ready for the next season though

[@spiegelhirsch3531]

because he is not! we had a lot of time to rewatch an compensate this stuff but this.......it will break him......SHE will break him

[@AnibalAlvarez]

Whot the fuck could be ready for it? You just let Isayama drive you through it...

[@254zero]

We're any of us ready?

[@spikemoody1757]

I appreciate that you catch all the small details that a lot of other miss, like on the photograph of Grisha’s first family seeing his first son, Zeke, and when you realised the restorationists were the titans from Trost before they even got turned. Really looking forward to your reaction to the end of this season and season 4

[@arnesarts6027]

If you remember the moment Hannes was eaten by the same titan that ate Eren's mother, Eren bit his hands multiple time to save Hannes but Eren didn't turn into a titan. I believe that's because Eren's titan, or Grisha's memories remembers her, and didn't want to kill her, even if Eren is trying to. Just shows how much Grisha loves her.

[@んちゃちゃ-p7q]

your point of view is interesting. It never enters my mind. Thank you for exciting view! I’m Japanese, I don’t speak English well. But I’m glad to hear many people view through AOT.

[@vanessah.8673]

What a burden Armin had to carry, but at the end of the day, he was chosen to be brought back to life and by Levi no less. Can't imagine being Armin in this episode. I feel for Armin.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

Shame he spends the next four years jacking off to a rock.

[@mrbaitandwatch2259]

You were really good at guessing what would happen next. Did you notice the foreshadowing for this reveal? - when Ymir reads the can of fish in season 2, not only is it written in a different language, but the type of fish described is actually a saltwater fish, which the people in the walls have no way of getting - Ymir describes the Beast Titan as a "monkey" while she and eren are captured by Reiner and Bertholdt. Eren asks what a monkey is, because he's never seen one before - Armin discovering the campsite just before the battle for Shinganshina and smelling the "black tea"? It's coffee. It even has its own info card in that episode because of how important it is to understand, since coffee is a tropical item with a short shelf life - finally, erwins question just before he dies. "Are there people outside the walls?" The biggest hint we get as to what the basement is hiding. This is a series meant to be consumed once blind, and a second time after you've watched it all. It's just as satisfying to see exactly how detailed this series was a d how everything was seemingly set up from the very beginning.

[@zfxer7946]

17:18 This is one of the greatest scenes I have ever seen. There is a method called breaking the fourth wall. It's like he's talking to the camera, but the special about this scene is that he's talking to us and grisha and eren through memories and each of the three looking at his words from a different side, that's really crazy.

[@meursaulty6672]

Not only is he talking to the camera he's not even paying attention to what he's doing (literally killing someone). Just by his subtle body movements you can tell this guy has done it a hundred times before.

[@Nikujaga4649]

And when some viewers (including Nick) reflexively cheer at the sight of this Marley officer's getting eaten, they don't even notice that they are actually really enjoying violence like that officer.

[@edc6172]

He’s also talking to you about wanting to see cruelty. In which, we do. We want him to suffer for turning eldians into titans, and it’s like he’s saying that he’s proved us right. He also says ‘something about peace is lacking.’ This character knows we are sitting down and watching people be eaten, this character knows how we escape into fictional worlds to see cruelty instead of facing it head on. Genius

[@peggy_mj6363]

This show is a fucking masterpiece. I wish I could erase it from my memory to watch it all over again

[@timeforamazingchest5271]

Interesting choice of words!

[@ikarischannel]

Lord Eren has the Founding Titan power, si he can erase your memory.

[@Rei-il9nn]

And with this, the REAL AoT begins...from this point on Attack on Titan goes from a good anime to a literal masterpiece

[@ghost-mb3tw]

Definitely s4 is the best

[@darKEmbler]

@Katara161096 so?

[@fettychow7648]

@@darKEmbler wym so

[@ghost-mb3tw]

@Katara161096 fair enough

[@marcelolupatini5553]

@Katara161096 me too

[@janalifkreshna9559]

I just realized, when that officer kicked Grice off the wall and said "you're free to go", it just remind me of a certain someone said the same thing in particular flashback

[@aminaabufarha8789]

Omg You’re right! I did not realize that before!

[@MiaAckerman_]

Who?

[@patricklagerberg4387]

I like how they changed studios, helping create a clear line between the old, classic aot and the true world outside the world

[@naimae3393]

7:06 "I've never been excited to open a book in my life" 😂😂😂

[@samsaban1396]

What’s amazing abt Dina being a titan is that she said the words “i’ll always come back for you Grisha” and that’s why she ended up at Erens house

[@corner_boi]

Oh no there is another reason 🤣

[@emperorfloch]

MANGA SPOILERS BELLOW: . . . . . . . . . . Didn't Eren technically guide her to his house though to eat his mom if I remember in the manga thats how it was?

[@samsaban1396]

@@emperorfloch yes but he doenst need to know that yet

[@samsaban1396]

@@corner_boi shhhh i know i know but lets let him freak out rn

[@enzovieira6828]

@@emperorfloch spoiler . . . . he saved Bert from being eaten by Dina, but it's not actually clear if he guided her to his house or not

[@Daesma999]

8:00 I'm impressed you figured it out before it was even revealed, lol. Amazing reaction. Hope you took notes.. you will need everything from this prologue.. we are just starting..

[@suelennon]

I am sooo happy rewatching everything again with your honest reactions! I get the feeling I watch it for the first time again. Can’t wait for you reaching the final season!

[@im.danita]

HE GOT SPEECHLESS. now that's the moment when nick realized he fell in love with anime, and it's so relatable cuz i was in the same mood at the end of these episodes. please stay away from aot spoilers and content in social media, something huuuuge is coming for you boyyy

[@letin_9889]

we need another AOT week , pleaseeee my heart is gonna stop any moment

[@mastersage5470]

has it stopped yet?

[@spiegelhirsch3531]

@@mastersage5470 what about now? do you hear his heart beat?

[@railenherman6482]

I was hella lost when I got to these episodes, but the fact that Nick was waiting for this reveal since Season 1 makes these episodes even more special.

[@SBGames8]

This man caught on quicker than every other react channel lol

[@riccdv]

don't tell me that he watched before making a reaction

[@sophietjexd]

You get things so quickly sometimes, it's incredible.

[@MadeinEvan]

I'm amazed that you remembered the faces of the titans from the attack on Trost. I don't remember anyone else catching that without looking back.

[@leandronc]

I suspect he rewatches episodes after reacting. Either that or he has a great memory!

[@huzaifaamin3064]

Or maybe he has watched the show before

[@Abdullah-wi1iy]

@@huzaifaamin3064 he has

[@zxcxcyy2474]

@@huzaifaamin3064 i'm not defending him (i also suspected him faking his reaction videos) but in my case, i also remember those faces too when i first watched aot

[@huzaifaamin3064]

Yeh there is nothin wrong with taht u can have a keen eye im just sayin he catches onto alot of thing very quickly thats why i suspect his reactions to be fake but i still enjoy his reactions

[@Neon-Overlord]

"Won.. but at what cost" is the sentence i believe you're looking for Mr Nicholas

[@lemon11227]

These two episodes and the next couple afterwards were the biggest left turn I had ever seen in tv. Seeing the lore of the world get absolutely flipped on its head was so crazy

[@riki_br0855]

Man, when i first watched this episode i was completely lost, its too much to absorb! I realy recommend rewatching this episode as many as you need to fully get it. Its a PERFECT episode of this AMAZING show, so you really should understand it to proceed this show properly. Love your videos!!!

[@victoriamartines5030]

One of the biggest turning points. It prepares you to see the other side of the same coin. Season 4 will flip upside down everything you knew up to this point. And it's gonna be amazing.

[@cdgshockz]

Dude it’s so sad to imagine but after this season so many people forget about Erwin. I saw someone make a youtube comment a bit ago who called him “Edwin”. He was such a great character that almost nobody appreciates anymore. Everyone take some time to remember the great commander.

[@patrickazzarella6729]

The Walled city was cut off from the world 107 years ago at about the tech level of the UK, France or the U.S.A. in the 1820's this is shown by the early factories and mills as well as the firearms used plus the lack of electricity, this outside nation and the world at large appears to be in the 1900's when Grisha was a kid given the early cars and airships, electricity, firearms, photos, society as a whole, so in Eren's time its around the development stage of a Western Imperial Nation in the 1930s

[@Gestrid]

There's a scene in episode 20 where the guy giving that monologue on top of the wall (the same guy that killed Grisha's sister) stares directly at the camera as he's talking. That's intentional. The author of the manga (and, consequently, the animators of the anime) was speaking directly to the readers (viewers) with that. It's the monologue that starts with "Why, you ask? Because it's interesting. Do you think that's a little crazy? But, you know, people actually want to see cruelty." The reader/ viewer can't deny it, either. They've been reading/ watching Attack on Titan, after all.

[@kuyorei7359]

I like how Nich spotted the details, like the faces of the people to the titan.

[@felipepetersberchielli1651]

cmon...no one look at the pic and conclude that it is the Beast Titan out of the bat, he clearly has previous knowledge of that

[@kuyorei7359]

@@felipepetersberchielli1651 no what I meant was the other followers that turned into titans like the santa looking titan

[@OGnewar]

The first time I experienced "The Basement" was in the manga and I remember it gave me chills. One year later, I got to experience it animated and I remember it still gave me chills.

[@tx6723]

It's just too good

[@zam.s809]

7:37 "No... Its far too detailed for this to be drawn by a person" The animators: Am I a joke to you?

[@ascended313]

More like the animators giving themselves a medal

[@エレンベーカー-o4o]

I always waiting for your reaction! Much love from Japan!!!

[@bee0407]

The next episode, when even more gets explained and more stuff starts to link. He gonna lose it. Pay attention to the owl's speech next episode, everything he says is important

[@scepii]

I can't describe with words how fucking beautifully and perfectly aot is written. The whole basement reveal and things that happen later on in s4 is out of this world. I struggle to believe one man alone created this story. It's the defenition of a perfect project, everything in aot is connected, everything has a meaning, the show is almost like a puzzle u put piece by piece together as ur watching.

[@mika9578]

I feel like it needs saying that the reason Grisha's dad acted like that is because *he could have been killed otherwise*. Eldian life has ZERO value in Marley

[@subarusama5673]

Yeah, imagine being a Jew in late 1930s' Germany...

[@Jonnell01]

@@subarusama5673 jews weren't prosecuted in the 30s it started happening in the 40s

[@subarusama5673]

@@Jonnell01 _A boycott of Jewish shops was organized in Germany as early as April 1, 1933. From then on, laws and regulations were regularly issued that systematically limited Jews’ civil rights and their part in economic life. The law on the reorganization of the civil service led to the dismissal of Jewish employees of the national and local governments; the Nuremberg Laws of 1935 introduced a ban on mixed marriages and tightened the definition of “Jew” in “racial-legal” terms; finally, a series of regulations in late 1938 sanctioned the “Aryanization” (in other words, the confiscation) of Jewish businesses. A plethora of separate rulings deprived Jews of the capacity to work as journalists and artists; the works of Jewish writers were burned publicly, and access to education for Jewish youth was limited. Characteristically, aside from the actions of the Nazi leadership, many German associations and organizations took matters into their own hands and passed bylaws that discriminated against Jews. Some of these restrictions had injurious practical consequences, while others clearly had the nature of malicious harassment._ -Auschwitz website

[@Abdullah-wi1iy]

@@subarusama5673 or imagine being a Palestinian today

[@scare4784]

@@Abdullah-wi1iy true...

[@arzaqqw]

nah this guy obviusly already know the plot in aot

[@malenamorelli527]

Hey man i love your reactions, the energy you put on them. Respect :') thanks for sharing your reactions with us ❤️

[@foranzo1582]

Woo, I binged the whole list! Thank you so much for this adventure!! Can't wait for more

[@luqmanaden3694]

Love how you predicted everything in these episodes😂 love it

[@darkdragonrider24]

So excited to see you react these episodes! This is where everything comes together and pays off, and you noticed so many important little things! I always enjoy your reactions to AoT, but your pure joy at watching the puzzle pieces fall into place was beautiful!

[@春夏秋冬-d1s]

一期で出て来た巨人の正体にすぐ気づくのすげぇ笑 俺、初めて読んだ時全然気づかなかったわ

[@fajarkurniawan9434]

I am glad you recognize all the titans when they were still human nice catch, you do really pay attention to the story most reactors just couldn't get it

[@Abdullah-wi1iy]

hes watched the show before

[@moofasadoes1570]

I remember when I first read the manga and got to this part. I was just as frustrated as Eren was when I found out that civilization was just beyond the sea. I always thought that there was only a single titan kingdom that they had to fight. After defeating which, they had the world to themselves. Imagine finding out that just outside your walls of ignorance was the world that wants you dead. 🤣

[@NotInformedOfficial]

I went back to Ymir's back story in season 2 when they showed this

[@muhaiminulhasannirjhor9717]

The prolog has ended. Welcome to the real Attack on Titan

[@ScarecrowBDX]

I give you mad props for spotting so many hints like the people who became titans from the first season and catching on who the beast titan was so fast. I had to watch this episode multiple times to get it all there was so much in that one episode. Next season gets even crazier with reveals. Great reaction keep it up!!!

[@zhigh93]

episode 21 will blow this guys mind, just like it blew all of ours. Absolutely cant wait till he gets to s4. What a wild ride this has been.

[@shi-chan5779]

I recently finished the manga. No spoilers but this show is probably one of the most unique one ever.

[@kaminyx3004]

Bro the fact on how you connect dots so quickly for this show is insane dawg. Keep up the amazing reactions, I love them a lot!

[@chillaxal7357]

Hey Nick, just wanted to mention something about Demon Slayer. When you finish season 1 dont watch the movie instead just watch the mugen train arc cuz it covers the movie in more detail, and directly after the mugen train arc watch the red light district arc, you may have already known but i got here a little early and i might not have t he chance again. ALSO I LOVE YOUR VIDS YOUR REACTIONS ARE SO GOOD

[@levihan9431]

YOU GON MAKE HIM CRY

[@PushIt]

The way you connect dots is amazing. I definitely wasn't able to the first watch through!

[@hazel1779]

This was a huge turning point, from now on things are gonna get more epic and mind blowing. This is a masterpiece 💀

[@johnnyeaster8624]

You are too good and kind to us. Thank you for your time and effort for these videos 🤘

[@ismael27]

Nicholas reaction to dina turning into her Titan and then realising Dina erens step mother ate his real mother is everything 🤣

[@daenopher]

Aaand Im pretty sure he got the thing with her showing later again when Erens fist bumps her on the battlefield.

[@Zenmaruu]

Congratulations on finishing the prologue Nick

[@elie_o-o]

it's really emotional I mean Levi covered Erwin's corpse w/ his own cloak and took Erwin's instead, that is why he doesn't take the cloak off it really shows how much Levi respected Erwin 🥺🖤

[@N.Cabello]

14:25 WOW! First time that someone notices it before show it.

[@xXLordRokeXx]

Finally, the revelation of the cave and your awesome reactions! Baseball does not exist within the walls ;) - It's not a foreshadowing but it's still nice to see Dinah say that she will always try to find Grisha (even in titan) to ultimately eat his second wife ;) Can't wait too see your reaction on the following episodes ^^

[@justaguythatwatchesalotofyt]

Also there was Eren confused when Ymir mentioned "monkey" in season 2, not because he didn't see the beast titan but because he doesn't know what monkey is because there is no monkeys on the island

[@ВалентинЖданов-р9е]

In the ending of the 2nd season, a world map is shown on which ships and 2 warring races are depicted)

[@xXLordRokeXx]

@@justaguythatwatchesalotofyt exactly. It is more visible in the the japanese manga where Eren says "monkey" in katagana (alphabet used for foreign or unknown words). In fact, it should have been translated with quotes... but I think its better the way it is. ^^

[@PaokIsHere]

This story is freaking amazing. Everything its so perfectly connected and Im literally dying with your reactions bc they are so on point my friend

[@kurai8648]

These two episodes single handedly changed the whole of attack on titan for me, what about you?

[@PopFlipCatchStickRol]

Omg this being my 2nd watch through of AOT I'm picking up on so many things that went over my head the first time. This show is incredible 👏

[@daemonredfield3211]

For me, this episode cemented AOT as being like Lost, but with actual planning and payoff.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

139 has entered the chat

[@pitamberarora6232]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 spamming 139 everywhere won't change others opinion of the show😂 grow up

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@pitamberarora6232 Yeah of course it won’t change an anime-only’s opinion. But saying this shit has good planning and payoff when it ends with 139 is hilarious

[@ascended313]

@@mr.stuffdoer8483 saying it doesn’t have good planning and payoff is lying, payoff doesn’t have to be at the end of the series. The basement is one of the biggest payoffs imo ever. I don’t know what happened at the end there but Isayama is a great writer.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@ascended313 payoff is literally all the end of a series is. Also the basement is underwhelming as hell, because not only would Eren see all those memories with or without the books, but we already knew people existed outside the walls.

[@masterludovicus802]

I've been waiting patiently for you to upload this video and I wanted to see how fast you recognized the titans 🤣🤣 But moreover, I wanted to see your reaction when you saw who Dina's titan was and it was amazing 🤣🤣

[@sennin3454]

a little hint of the truth is since episode 1, you can see on the title name scene, the background draw is marley sending ships to create titans in paradise island

[@Jigglywhiteboy7156]

Cap 1?

[@sennin3454]

@@Jigglywhiteboy7156 episode, mb xd

[@salmatarek1179]

You don't know how long I have been waiting for a reaction video ! I was truly waiting for your to react to these episodes!

[@sevillaa6532]

All the speech he makes in 17:19 about how it's interesting to watch others people suffer, you can see him directly looking at the camera, because he is talking to us enjoying a story of suffering and murder. A little break of the 4th wall there

[@Abreinan]

The end of the video is how I felt watching all of AoT - just speechless awe

[@viriatox9782]

Great reaction. Episode 3x20 is where you manage to solve many questions of this great story, and also discover that Carla's gruesome death was the most radical catfight in history by a man.

[@xu4u4]

Love your instinct. Seeing you predict every step is amazing.

[@DenwaMacska]

Oh, he will love the next episode when the Owl speaks out two names that put even more foreshadowing into this show :D

[@kougyokudou]

このエレンの父、グリシャの回想シーンで今までの進撃の伏線の半分以上が回収されるのです！リアクションすることを忘れてしまうほど、言葉が出ないの分かります！

[@ReyaSkyheart]

After all those years of waiting.... FINALLY WE REACH THE BASEMENT! It's awesome to see you progress through the story like this but imagine watching this over the course of years, these episodes are some of the greatest payoff you'll ever feel

[@neglectedreflect]

bruh this guy just knows everything