Shingeki no Kyojin: The Last Attack

I love how the conclusion provides a sense of closure for the characters, while still leaving some room/questions open to interpretation. This approach allows viewers to reflect on the series's themes and messages, and to ponder the implications of the characters' choices. Furthermore, the animation and action sequences in the final episodes are some of the most intense and emotionally charged in the entire series, even better than season 3's shiganshina imo. The pacing is rapid-fire, with moments of high tension and emotional release that will leave even the most seasoned anime fans on the edge of their seats. I really love this ending, and understand why some people didn't. I mean it literally protrays genocide so ofcouse this ending was bound to be controversial even back then people thought this was a risky move.

While I can see why some people might dislike certain aspects from this movie, I do believe that as a cinematic piece, it deserves at least a 6+. You can't deny the hard work that went into this title, down to the animation to the ost and the art. Every corner of this title truly shows the incredible skills MAPPA has.

I hope people would stop this excruciatingly stupid "rate war" and just grow up. No need to downvote and disrespect the amount of work and effort some of these artist have put it.

If you like another show more that's great for you, just focus on upvoting what you like and move on!

This is perhaps one of the best stories ever written. The Music makes this epic world feel vast and important, while also sounding phenomenal. Attack on Titan is a masterpiece of our generation and my favorite TV Show of all time.when I watch the last episode of season 4 part 3 episode no. 2 ,my heart is broken at that time and I cry a lot that time and I thought it's over ,I seriously attached with this masterpiece and I cry again because it's overrrr. I requested the masterpiece owner for every come with the one movie for our happiness and I sure you are come every year with the masterpiece and broke the internet.

Since 2016, this masterpiece has been stitched into the fabric of my life. I still remember watching it with my older brother, side by side, wide-eyed and speechless, as the walls crumbled and the world we thought we knew was torn apart. From that moment, it became more than anime-it became a ritual, a constant. Season by season, week after week, year after year, I grew up with it. I felt with it.

The music? Transcendent.

The visuals? Breathtaking.

The voice acting? Soul-piercing.

The storytelling? Beyond human comprehension.

There's a weight to it all-a gravity that pulls you in and never lets go. Rewatching it now felt like looking into a mirror that reflects not just my past, but every version of me that ever sat down to press play. It shattered me, then pieced me back together, over and over. And in that cycle, I found something ethereal.

There's no word big enough for the emotional spectrum this show unlocks. Rage. Love. Betrayal. Hope. Emptiness. Fulfillment. It's not just entertainment-it's philosophy. It's grief and grace dancing in harmony. It's art that reaches into your chest and dares your heart to beat a little louder.

"Peak" doesn't even come close-Attack on Titan is in a league untouched, unchallenged, unbothered.

It redefined storytelling. It redefined me.

A new love? No-an eternal one.

My heart is overwhelmed. My soul is serene. My mind is still spinning.

Truly, legendary 👏 (not even glaze)

What can you say that hasn't been said by others? The ending was fantastic. The attack on titan ending acknowledges the devastating costs of war and the morally gray areas, presenting realistic consequences. The finale also cleverly ties together earlier hints and symbols, showcasing Isayama's meticulous planning. Moreover, the conclusion remains cohesive with the author's vision for the story. This is a great ending to me I don't care about anything else. I've seen the other criticism and quite honestly they don't align with the story, to me it looks like they were too obsessed with their own theories that it ended up blinding them from the actual story. It happens a lot in media unfortunately.