Planetes and vinland saga mangaka loved the episode!

I watched everything last year and MAPPA art > Wit art

y'all know you can still like a series and give it valid criticism idk why yall so defensive about the cgi it didn't look good when wit did it with the colossal titan and it isn't that good looking with the scouts and other titans now. Mappa still a good studio when they're not overworking their employees.

Still thinking about udo and sophia

Im talking about people who nitpick stupid s*** every single episode to the point its toxic not people who give valid criticsm, i myself criticized mappa for beast titan cgi, udo rotoscope and the attack titan in a couple shots

Well this more of an animation trick. The arm being cut off was a censor and animation time saver since it was out of frame.

But WIT literally is objectively better, but I don't think Mappa is doing anything bad for industry standards.

Mappa is doing what it can at home which is why I'm not crying because I don't have to wait till 2021 or even 2022 for a WIT season 4.

I agree though the art style definitely fits the feel of the show more.

WIT style still classic though

Im saying the same thing lmfao

Bruh the colossal titan in s2 (when the berthold reveal happens) looked like ASS, and mfs wanna complain now

I think it was more like an oversight by the animators, reiner's arm was pierced by mikasa in one shot, in the next when she goes for bertholdt reiner with his arm that should've been chopped off going by what happened with mikasa or at least should've been bleeding was instead perfectly intact and then the next shot his arm is again chopped off. This is one of many examples of why wit's adaptation wasnt perfect at all, but wit went through development hell with attack on titan thanks to the tight schedule imposed by the production committee and the same is happening with mappa, maybe even worse since covid is still a thing. All i wanna say is that mappa did not ruin aot and people tend to overlook many f*** ups wit did. Still, i love wit and mappa's approach to aot, forever thankful to the directors and animators who made this animated series possible

Warhammer titan >>>>

Everyone always complains about colossal’s cg but never really looked year bad to me. This episode had some baki s1 vibes

I figured erens lack of emotion was due to the hardships he’s been put thru, and the realization that he’s on a time limit if he wants to avenge his mother. Is there more to it?

I don't think he's really "emotionless", but he sure does have a limit to how much of his reserved empathy is given out. That mixture of hardships, mistrust and experience at a young age slowly gave him a strict tunnel vision for goals. He's practically abandoned any of the prior moral conventions and acts on a very unfiltered logic (whether that's good/bad depends on perspective).

It's a bit like Mikasa's mentality when trying to retrieve Eren from the escaping Armored/Colossal titan.

"You're mistaken to seek any compassion from me. Because right now, I'm all out of time and room in my heart to care."

Apply that momentary emotion of hers 24/7 and you have an older Eren.

You're on the right track. He did spent years on that island alone and seeing what his fellow mental patients are going through as well.

just saw this

feel bad for mappa being rushed and all. really wish they had more time to prepare.

Now I see more ppl itt complaing about the complainers

Cant wait to see this

gonna be a great ep

poor mikasa

She still somehow tryna break armin’s hand restraining him for going at eren after saying that s\*\*\*

that just makes me wonder how mikasa's story is going to end. really haven't gotten too much of her at all recently

didnt even think about that
He’s about to f*** s*** up

Stop ...