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.A.o.T. > 3x18

Due to high demand we're putting out the Saturday episodes today asw, next upload will therefore most likely be in around 4 days, as always appreciate you guys for all the support, you're all legends <3

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.A.o.T. > 3x18

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Say his name "Floch." (I think that's how it's spelt!!)

DarbyRocks

Previously, Rowan was saying that Erwin doesn't really seem to care about the soldiers that died under his command. But Erwin talking about all the fallen soldiers show the burden it is actually having on him. I think Erwin "evolved" in a way that he's actually showing the burden that this job has put on him- he isn't all powerful and unaffected. Armin was "evolving" in a more positive light- gaining confidence and coming up with strategies.

Dayna Jacob

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Hani Jamil

Erwin was the right choice fight me about it

Mahti

Where is hostility lol? You got it wrong buddy

bedifferent

Its on their yt page

Niccoapp

Anyone know the link to their discord?

Rawdota

Why are you such a hostile jerk? They've admitted so many times they were wrong.

Rawdota

Among the many intense moments in this episode, Bertholdt’s death stands out for its tragic irony. When he regains consciousness, he desperately shouts, “Guys, help!” when looking at Eren and them on the roof - a plea that seems strange given his prior acceptance of defeat and death in episode 14, moments before transforming. But this isn’t cowardice in his final moments. Like all titan shifters, Bertholdt loses short-term memory after being defeated as a Titan. Remember when Eren was defeated and taken by Reiner and Berthold and awakened on top of the trees without remembering what happened? His memories slowly surfaced before being realizing what occured. So, in Berthold's confusion, as he just awakens, he forgets the battle beforehand and sees Eren and the others as his allies. To his horror, they do nothing as he’s taken by a (random to him) titan. His plea is therefore a genuine cry for help (to him) and not a sign of cowardice as many believe. To top if off, just before his head is being split in two Bertholdt cries out for his true friends, Annie and Reiner, in that order, revealing his deepest bonds. Why cry out for Annie? She isn't near, he was already aware that she was captured. This too confirms his memory loss. He dies believing he’s been betrayed and left behind. This bitter misunderstanding underscores the tragedy of his death and the cruelty of this show.

Gingon

Can't wait to hear the discussion about how anime is not that serious and the rest blah blah that they were saying before starting AoT. They all teared up not to mention how passionate they are when discussing the show. Im curious to hear when the last time they were so invested in a "real life" show

bedifferent

Another beautiful and tragic episode, definitely a top 5 of the series for me. And even to this day, the whole serum bowl is a constantly argued topic, that's how controversial it is lol. But yeah realistically there's no definitive answer for what was right or wrong. Even objectively looking at from the humanity point of view, Erwin's ultimate drive was the basement and proving his father, whereas Armin's was boundless exploration , so the ceiling was so much higher. This is one reason why many argue that actually, even objectively speaking Erwin may not have been the best choice for humanity as his drive as a leader may have extinguish and he may not perform like he used to after discovering the basement as he no longer has a sense of purpose unlike Armin, whom given time could mature into a second Erwin. Of course that is speculation, but ultimately Levi made the decision on an individual subjective basis for what Erwin would have wanted. Also, I'm not sure if you noticed, but the choice to have absolutely no music in the episode till the very end when the decision was made was so good, it really added tone and ominousness to the episode. Like even the intro there was none of, just the title faded onto the screen

Uzair Ali

Floch is the GOAT!

Rawdota

We haven't and yep I don't mind showing this title lol

Ralaz

This ep is sooo sad but Rowan’s ballet socks and pose has me in tearsss 😂 always look forward to seeing what socks he will be wearing

Silav Selivani

The guys have probably already watched the next episode, but if not, I vote for letting them see the title 😅

Ghadir Younes

Floch, the random geezer ahahaha :D

Rena Unnie

Yep that Bertolt scene surprisingly felt hard to watch :(

Ralaz

Haven’t touched the game in years, don’t think any of the guys have played it, used to be a bit of a demon irelia tho

Ralaz

These are great interpretations and make sense. I’ll be sure to share these :)

Ralaz

Hopefully it’s a little earlier :(

Ralaz

waiting 4 days is a crime but anything to see that basement. started tearing up at work watching these past 2 episodes again with y’all 😭

LilDaz26

This arc really had me bawlingggg so much I swear. No matter how many times I’ve watched it, it still makes me cry

Zamzam Yusuf

20:15 Biraj made me laugh and cry at the same time 🤧

trangthi

I also dont think it’s a “The sea is farther than the basement” thing. Armin never was in a position where his act from the drive will determine the lives of others or fate of humanity. We can see why he hit a dead-end when he was given the commander rights. Every time he enters the battlefield, he doesnt act with his own grand agenda. Levi probably just sees the potential and wants to learn more about Armin’s dream going forward. Armin’s dream is from curiosity rather than a mystery. So it was less of “Armin’s role will end when he sees the sea” thing

sutayabe

Great to hear the tug of war between Armin and Erwin picks but let me share with you something to cope with. Ronnie, if you think this makes sense, share this with the boys too! The debate goes on to date, but Levi did the logical choice. We have been seeing how the fuel and drive of Erwin to make solid commands with great sacrifice was actually for him (and humanity) to progress and arrive the truth—the answer for the question he asked and got his dad killed. And the basement has the most likelihood of giving him the answer to that question. Notice how they flashed back to Kenny quote? Erwin is a slave to finding this answer and that gives him “the drive”, and this drive is what stacked mountains of corpses. In a way it’s hell for Erwin. This drive is actually painful and Erwin even said he felt that it’s easier to just die sometimes. Would Erwin be able to lead the way he does without the drive, when the basement is reached? Tie it together with Levi asking Erwin what he would do after reaching the basement. Erwin said himself that he does not know until he does reach it. The “Free from hell” is actually free from being a slave to this drive. In a way Levi could not see how Erwin will lead without a dream. It’s just my interpretation so it either makes sense or helps you cope with Levi not picking Erwin. The debate is still heated to date. **a bit of SPOILERS for season 4** With this cope. I dont see the “Erwin would do X Y Z” the same way most ppl do on later arcs because we dont know how he would deal with the truth yet. So far we only see he says stuff about humanity when he talks to others and motivate the recruits. The truth is more precious to him than humanity as he said before.

sutayabe

Great reactions, very happy to see all 4 episodes released at the same time. And great pacing of videos upload, thanks!

Lindzee

Hearing you say Heavy is the Crown👑, Do you guys play League of Legends? Cuz it's the music title of the recent championship.

krai

Thank you guys for releasing all 4 vids at once! Made it a lot more fun !

Abdul Rahman Nabizada

I've heard it put as Erwin was the leader they needed to get to the basement Armin is who they need to get beyond the walls

Lauren Crawford

Armin is the right choice, not only for the reasons shown in the show, but also because it would break Eren entirely to lose him, especially after Levi was about to give him the injection before changing his mind. There's no telling what Eren would've done if Levi had let Armin die. So they'd not only lose Armin, who ERWIN said was one of their "greatest weapons", but also two titans in one, including the Founding Titan. Also Erwin's plans usually involve massive casualties/collateral, while every one of Armin's plans is designed to risk/lose the least number of people possible.

Hippopi

There's brilliant nuance in the moment of Bertholdt being eaten by Armin's titan: Initially upon waking and realising he's in the hands of a titan he panics, looks around and upon seeing the others, looks relieved that they're there - that they'll save him. Then there's the moment of realisation that he isn't a soldier, he's a warrior and that he's fought against them. That's when he starts begging for Annie and Reiner to help. This moment shows that Bertholdt was telling the truth back in Season 2 when he said it wasn't all a lie, that they truly considered them comrades. He was telling Armin the truth when he said that all of them were "precious comrades" to him. In the moments before his death, Bertholdt forgot that he wasn't a soldier, and looked to his friends for help.

Hippopi

This episode has so many incredible yet understated moments in it. My favourite moment in the series is when Eren is pleading with Levi to save Armin. The line "Avenging my mum... killing the titans... the only thoughts in my head are full of hate! But he's not like that! Armin cares about more than just fighting! He has dreams!" gets me every single time. Yuki Kaji does an absolutely incredible job voice acting in this scene - there's so much genuine emotion, desperation and heartbreak in his delivery. It also shows just what has been driving Eren up to this point: Rage and hate. In a way his drive for freedom is a symptom of that hatred - it wasn't until Armin showed him that book about outside the walls that he knew he wasn't free, and that the titans were to blame. We got the shot of Eren lying in his bed as a child, glaring at the injustice of it all, thinking that he'd never forgive them for stealing his freedom. Meanwhile Armin's reaction to that book is one of wonder and curiosity, someone who just wants to see what is out there just for the sake of geting to see it, to experience it. He doesn't expect anything from it, like Erwin with the basement or Eren with his freedom. It's a pure dream without selfish intent.

Hippopi

dw theyre gonna prob react to some dub vs sub moments when the show ends

X Stem X

Spoiling us! After the season finale can you guys PLEASE react to Erwins speach in the english dub? The only time where i genuinly prefer the dub over the sub because of the pure emotion and the power in that mans voice 💀

Papa_Smjördeig


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