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newhastings

In the anime Mikasa’s tattoo reveal does feel kind of out of nowhere, but it’s actually foreshadowed all the way back in the beginning of the manga. During the flashback where her parents are killed, it starts with Mikasa being bandaged up after being given the tattoo. However, it’s never directly stated, and one can misinterpret it as Mikasa having hurt herself doing something with her mom. Unfortunately Wit Studio did NOT have the foresight to know it’d actually be important half a decade down the line, so they just animated her mom showing her how to embroider.

Thall

Oh no George, you're absolutely right. Most anime uses the exact same face shape for most characters (gender based of course), and none of them have distinctive noses or anything. There is a reason the joke "Let's play spot the protagonist" exists. Usually its because they have crazy hair compared to everyone else Older anime, for example Legend of the Galactic heroes, have very disting nose shapes at least, makes it far easier to distinguish characters that change hair.

parker469a

I wonder if the author knew what he was going to put under that bandage or if he decided later it would a tattoo from her mother having to do with their ancestors.

parker469a

Simone your descriptions of "thing and thing" drive me nuts. How hard is it to say the diner party or party with the other nations in Marley. You could even say assembly or get together of Paradise's enemies or whatever but saying "thing". You don't even need to be completely correct in your description as long as you can circle around the idea you are trying to explain and get closer to it with each new description of it.

newhastings

Considering he had every major story beat plotted out from the start, im going to assume yes

parker469a

Yeah, the other problem is even if they got rid the Titans it wouldn't matter because all of those countries already fight each other for other reasons just over resources like the actual world does. Also the parallel between Erin and Gabi basically being the same exact kinda nut case is something you are supposed to be already aware of since before she shot Sasha.

Danny B

So assuming they stick to the same 3 episode structure over the part 1 to part 2 swap, that means we'll get episodes 19 20 and 21 all in one video... Fantastic

Etsch

The "southern marleyan accent" is not because the person is Marleyan, but because Eldia and Marley were united for over 1000 years they are basically the same, so hearing the accent is to further chip away at Gabi's understanding of the world that an accent familiar to her is also on the island.

André Carvalho (edited)

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2026-11-03 03:00 About Hange, and the Day Sannes’s Warning Finally Came True In the second episode of this batch, when Hange when Hange was putting Floch and the recruits in prison for revealing information about Eren to the media, she remembers Sannes. Do you remember him, guys? He was the captain of the Interior Military Police — the branch that answered directly to Rod Reiss, Historia's father. He was the man who arrested and tortured Pastor Nick. Later, Hange, Levi, and the Survey Corps managed to capture and torture him, and he was the one who revealed to them the truth about the royal family inside the Walls. During his last conversation with Hange, Sannes says that everything he did was for the sake of peace inside the Walls. He lists all the horrendous things he had done — things that clearly weighed on his conscience — but that he did because he believed in the peace promised by the King of the Walls, first Uri and then Frieda. And then he says he understands that Hange is now "taking his place" as someone who will have to maintain peace inside the Walls. Sannes tells her, "This position we share… when one is removed, another takes their place." He also tells her that "the day will come when you too will be replaced." And then he wishes her good luck. And that is exactly what makes this moment so painful. Sannes truly believed he was doing the right thing. Hange and the Survey Corps, the very people who overthrew him and the old regime, also believed they were doing the right thing. They removed him because they had a different vision of truth, justice, and freedom. But now Hange finds herself in the same position Sannes once occupied: standing in the way of people who are convinced that their vision is the righteous one. That is one of the most incredible parts of Attack on Titan to me. It does not portray history as a simple line where the "bad people" are removed and the "good people" take over. It shows how each generation inherits power, guilt, violence, and responsibility — and how every side can be absolutely convinced that they are the ones saving the world.
2026-11-02 18:22 About Hange, and the Day Sannes’s Warning Finally Came True In the second episode of this batch, when Hange was putting Floch and the recruits in prison for revealing information about Eren to the media, she remembers Sannes. Do you remember him, guys? He was the captain of the Interior Military Police — the branch that answered directly to Rod Reiss, Historia's father. He was the man who arrested and tortured Pastor Nick. Later, Hange, Levi, and the Survey Corps managed to capture and torture him, and he was the one who revealed to them the truth about the royal family inside the Walls. During his last conversation with Hange, Sannes says that everything he did was for the sake of peace inside the Walls. He lists all the horrendous things he had done — things that clearly weighed on his conscience — but that he did because he believed in the peace promised by the King of the Walls, first Uri and then Frieda. And then he says he understands that Hange is now "taking his place" as someone who will have to maintain peace inside the Walls. Sannes tells her, "This position we share… when one is removed, another takes their place." He also tells her that "the day will come when you too will be replaced." And then he wishes her good luck. And that is exactly what makes this moment so painful. Sannes truly believed he was doing the right thing. Hange and the Survey Corps, the very people who overthrew him and the old regime, also believed they were doing the right thing. They removed him because they had a different vision of truth, justice, and freedom. But now Hange finds herself in the same position Sannes once occupied: standing in the way of people who are convinced that their vision is the righteous one. That is one of the most incredible parts of Attack on Titan to me. It does not portray history as a simple line where the "bad people" are removed and the "good people" take over. It shows how each generation inherits power, guilt, violence, and responsibility — and how every side can be absolutely convinced that they are the ones saving the world.

About Hange, and the Day Sannes’s Warning Finally Came True In the second episode of this batch, when Hange was putting Floch and the recruits in prison for revealing information about Eren to the media, she remembers Sannes. Do you remember him, guys? He was the captain of the Interior Military Police — the branch that answered directly to Rod Reiss, Historia's father. He was the man who arrested and tortured Pastor Nick. Later, Hange, Levi, and the Survey Corps managed to capture and torture him, and he was the one who revealed to them the truth about the royal family inside the Walls. During his last conversation with Hange, Sannes says that everything he did was for the sake of peace inside the Walls. He lists all the horrendous things he had done — things that clearly weighed on his conscience — but that he did because he believed in the peace promised by the King of the Walls, first Uri and then Frieda. And then he says he understands that Hange is now "taking his place" as someone who will have to maintain peace inside the Walls. Sannes tells her, "This position we share… when one is removed, another takes their place." He also tells her that "the day will come when you too will be replaced." And then he wishes her good luck. And that is exactly what makes this moment so painful. Sannes truly believed he was doing the right thing. Hange and the Survey Corps, the very people who overthrew him and the old regime, also believed they were doing the right thing. They removed him because they had a different vision of truth, justice, and freedom. But now Hange finds herself in the same position Sannes once occupied: standing in the way of people who are convinced that their vision is the righteous one. That is one of the most incredible parts of Attack on Titan to me. It does not portray history as a simple line where the "bad people" are removed and the "good people" take over. It shows how each generation inherits power, guilt, violence, and responsibility — and how every side can be absolutely convinced that they are the ones saving the world.

Reed James

one of those "Horse guys" is Niles, who trusted Erwin and helped him with coup.

Reed James

Gabi and Falco are at Sasha's parents house. Like two episodes earlier, the show re-introduces Mr. Braun, his wife, and Kaya at Sasha's grave.

Reed James

Reiner while unconscious was roused by Gabi and Falco crying out for him. So I think that's just the last thing Reiner remembered was them asking for help when he woke up. Not that he has a psychic connection to them.

Divinerights

It’s funny you keep saying there’ll be a civil war, because this sort of starts a civil war in the fandom. Are you pro Eren (and Zeke) or are you holding out for Armin and Mikasa, and Hange

OddThomas

Hange may be my favourite character. She gives zero f***s what people think of her.

Kansas City Shuffler

There was a joke in a South Park episode where the main characters join a cult, and because they're in a cult their clothes are all changed to the same outfit, and hence look the same. Later on in the episode, while two of the characters are arguing about whether they should flee, they become confused midsentence as to who is who.

funky weapon

why do you think Anime got hit so hard with sameface? easier to animate, maybe?

Frone

Chill out, my dude

simo

So George you want more Gabi development you say? well i got 4x13 ready for you next week. It's among my fave episodes (and then it'll get even better from there).

dys

I don't know if I like the reveal about the maneuver gear being powered by this magical "iceburst stone", in a setting with plenty of other magic bullshit to keep track of that is way beyond our protagonists' understanding for most of the show, it was nice that they had this mundane gear to fight back with. I understand that in real-world physics plain old compressed gas would never be able to do what they do with the maneuver gear but I liked the implied explanation being "it's normal physics, just don't think too hard about it".

Thall

Probably. Anime simplifies a lot of facial features, certainly easier to animate and thus cheaper to make. Iirc correctly that was the intent but I am fuzzy on the history

CalmDwelling

not recognising sasha's family is making for some crazy theories

Rainy Days

It's crazy how far they've got into this show and not figured out King Fritz and the "Renouncing Of War" pact that he made, when he founded the island and erected the walls.

parker469a

George I think your "touching hot thing" question is incorrect. I don't touch hot food or anything else. You can feel whether it's hot from six inches away. You can feel the heat from pretty much everything from a distance so why would you actually touch the thing to the check the temperature?