ATTACK ON TITAN

      Attack on Titan: Brunch with Titans

Attack on Titan (art by Wallpaper Flare)

Imagine a world where humanity’s biggest problem isn’t a shortage of coffee but rather giant humanoids snacking on folks like they’re at a buffet. Welcome to “Attack on Titan,” where Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert sign up for Titan-slaying duty and discover that Titans make terrible roommates.

Plot Summary

Imagine a world where the biggest challenges faced by humans aren’t a wide outbreak of pandemic disease, but  rather pests and not your average pests like bugs or mosquitoes that you can just swat away, if that's what is on your mind please allow me to correct your mind, these pests are in the form of human eating giants that are at your doorstep to snatch you away without batting an eye ( the title should have clued you in on it), follow the adventure of Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert as they sign up for Titan-slaying duty and discover that Titans make terrible roommates, and their efforts to get rid of these pestilences

Themes and Impact

Primary Messages: It’s like a PSA on “Why War is Bad, M’kay?” with a side of “Don’t Trust Creatures That Can’t Keep Their Clothes On.” The series delves into the horrors of war, the loss of innocence, and the moral complexities of survival. It challenges viewers to think about the cost of freedom and the lengths one might go to protect loved ones.

Discussion Topics: From “How Not to Get Eaten 101” to “Why Revenge Plans Rarely Go as Expected,” this show covers it all. Other intriguing topics include the exploration of human nature under extreme stress, the ethical dilemmas faced by the characters, and the impact of leadership and sacrifice.

Character Analysis

Eren Yeager: The guy with a vendetta bigger than a Titan’s appetite. Eren’s journey from a vengeful youth to a complex anti-hero raises questions about the nature of justice and revenge. His transformation is a central theme, reflecting the series’ darker tones.

Mikasa Ackerman: She’s got loyalty for days and a knack for Titan takedowns. Mikasa’s unwavering dedication to Eren and her exceptional combat skills make her a fan favorite. Her backstory adds depth to her character, highlighting themes of family and resilience.

Armin Arlert: Not just a pretty face; this brainiac brings more strategy than a chess grandmaster. Armin’s intelligence and strategic thinking often save the day. His character development from a timid boy to a courageous leader is inspiring and adds a layer of hope to the narrative.

Production and Reception

The anime’s a hit for its top-notch animation, killer soundtrack, and emotional rollercoaster that makes you go, “Wait, did they just… WHAT?!” The animation quality, especially in action sequences, is praised for its fluidity and detail. The soundtrack, composed by Hiroyuki Sawano, enhances the intense and dramatic moments, making the viewing experience unforgettable.

Conclusion

In a world where giants aren’t just a myth or a scary bedtime story but exist in and get this, they are not friendly or like to keep to themselves, they want their favorite snack at your doorstep but the funny thing is you are their favorite snack, so I ask you how do you live in such world? Oh, and they have a name for these giants called (Titans scared much?) don't worry this Big Giant anime is almost on its last legs sad to say, it does feel like remembering situations that leave you questioning some choices you have made in life, the final season of attack on titans will bring this masterpiece of an anime to its glorious end that will leave fans satisfied.

So, grab your maneuver gear, pack some extra rations, and get ready to dive into the chaotic world of “Attack on Titan,” where the only thing scarier than a Titan is running out of popcorn during a cliffhanger episode. What are your thoughts on the series’ ending? Share your theories and favorite moments in the comments below