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The last time we saw Annie Leonhart was when she enclosed herself in Titan crystallization after being defeated by Eren Yeager. She is still a prominent character by appearing in flashbacks, and Armin was shown to visit her regularly in season 4. After escaping from her compounds, she runs into Hitch Dreyse, and they decide to help each other out due to their past friendship. Besides Armin, Hitch often visited her underground and talked to her during her Hardening state.

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• Attack on Titan - Annie Leonhart 3D Crystal Figure
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• ДЛЯ ПОДТВЕРЖДЕНИЯ, ЧТО ВЫ СТАРШЕ 18-ТИ, ПОЖАЛУЙСТА, АВТОРИЗИРУЙТЕСЬ ЧЕРЕЗ ВК
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• 8 reasons why Annie's identity as the Female Titan was the most open secret in Attack on Titan
• Annie Leonhart Aot : Everything You Need To Know
• Attack on Titan fans react to Annie’s return in season 4 episode 22 (81)
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Attack on Titan - Annie Leonhart 3D Crystal Figure

I was initially happy to see her again, but upon some rereads and some analyzing I think it kinda helps to piece together her whole character. First of all, Annie is plagued by some heavy guilt and through that developed some strong self-hate, as could be assumed from these scenes in chapter 18 and I think the scene in chapter 31 often gets misinterpreted, too. The dub misinterperted the scene replacing it in the anime which has the same meaning , too.

She also admires people who wish to go against the flow, like Eren. I think this is why she decided to teach Eren in the first place. She actually admires idealism like that. The moment with Annie well, probably the titan trio in general and Marco is most likely why they decide to no longer try and talk. No wonder she went along with Armin after this in chapter This is shown in the Lost Girls spin-off, too, where she just grew frustrated and attacked her father. No wonder she broke down like that when she was revealed.

She wondered to herself why she spared Armin:. She even was visibly disappointed by that:. So her and Mikasa are a lot more similar than it initially might have seemed, with the exception that Mikasa actually genuinely grew to care about Eren.

It puts her in a position of strength, strength which is constantly taken away from her. This all is topped off by her position as a lone wolf, possibly also in her own village, as Reiner compares her and her father to humans as a test of loyalty. After all, she has a home to return to, right?

Why would she spare Armin? Get it done and she gets to go home. She might also want to make all the deaths she has caused mean something, as she cried after killing the Levi squad. Which mirrors Carly in the Lost Girls story. Of course, the story could, as it often does, throw a curveball in here, too.

But this story is cheerful enough to not do that, right? Emotional weakness especially is often used to to undermine a female villain from my experience. I still love the original series and the initial run of the story before the soft reset of the manga for the camp and surprising sincerety it had for what kind of story it was trying to be. Goku already accepted and understood who he is a very long time ago and that character beat was much less heavy-handed 30 years ago. But more than that, the story acts if this is basically a completely new thing for him and tries to make me care for this through a character Bardock which I percieve to be really uninteresting.

This is trying to build pathos. None of it works on any level, including the emotional, which is what annoys me with stories the most. It has all of the themes of Attack on Titan without most of the problems I have with Attack on Titan. There have been a few other story-based games like this for me, too.

It feels like a pretty strange and pretty new way of getting attached to a piece of media. And I feel like this is such a new kind of way to consume media because actually playing a game is so much more different than watching it being played.

The Broly movie is covered in product, but at least the fighting looks pretty and I felt sincerity in Broly and the characters surrounding him. He wants to get stronger. Again, very early on in the series Baba described Goku to be like a wild animal. It makes him neutral.

Like a wild animal and that could be interesting in itself. The anime also has distinct plotting from the manga. It would be fairly confusing to just start following the manga considering the differences between the stories in the anime and manga, so they would have to keep to stuff established in the anime, which I generally also much prefer over the manga. Aside from this they could have the much more animator-friendly Broly movie designs working in their favour.

You have some of the weirdest and most unsupported takes on Levi I've ever seen, "romanticizing his violent tendencies" while ignoring the equivalent and worse violence around him, "try to be a better person" and all this fake stuff you built up.

Like sure Levi leans into violence but you built a whole fake arc because you'd rather downplay the selflessness of his character. I do think his arc is about becoming nicer and finding his actual purpose in defending the weak. He was a rough thug pre-main story. My issues with his character really are that people so often seem to place him on a pedestal and make him perfect, idealise his character when the actual interesting aspects that make me okay with his character are either downplayed or removed.

Even after the redesign, I always felt like it still looked wierd in all of the screenshots I saw. He actually likes comic books and movies, so it makes sense he references them. Because honestly, this series can go into unpleasant uncanny valley territory really quick if the tone is handled in certain specific ways. It sort of contextualises the dated aspects of his character in a fun way. Stemming from this…. Colours and Generations were just quips and jokes, but I think there was still some sincere fun in there.

They tried to take themselves seriously in the same way everything after Generations has been light-hearted; it felt like it was really forced and unnatural.

And I think this aspect still somewhat shone through in this movie in moments, but I think it was still much more just trying to tell a story like Sonic Adventure 1 and 2 than it was Shadow, 06, Lost World or Forces, which were trying very hard to be something. In this movie, his main thing is finding a friend, but these more, maybe serious elements are executed in just the right way where they fit in without, again trying too hard to push any kind of feeling on to the viewer.

Which I never expected to say. Same Historia anon here. I would have definitely preferred a subplot where they look for Historia, as you mentioned, instead of the one we got with Connie, his mother, Falco, and Armin.

And yes. But I also wish rumbling the world was Zeke's idea first, with Eren reluctantly agreeing next, and they make the choice together. This would feel more sensible than him seeing a predetermined future fate that motivates him in chapter That kind of feels like a plot hole, considering they already tried unlocking memories that way offscreen before then, but still after the touch in the crystal cave, but got nothing out of it.

And Eren could have remained wide awake and in full control of himself and in full cahoots with Zeke instead of essentially asleep and automated by Ymir Fritz or something. The secret of the royal titan touch could have even been kept secret between those two until it first happens or something. Historia could have become the new Jaw Titan instead of Falco. Though I am also a Reiner fan and sympathize with him so well, and it would crush me emotionally to see him sacrifice himself even for such a potential noble cause.

I would also mention Annie, but she was kept absent for so long that bringing her back just to kill her off would feel like such a wasteful slap in the face. She chooses her own way to fight. And I agree with you on there being several other much more optimal ways to do this, as I said in my previous ask. So going with something she denied so strongly before is still a contradiction unless you write around it, which in this case could be the possibility of her deliberately becoming a Titan to oppose Eren and not becoming a baby machine.

I think it would still be thematically wierd, but is probably better than her being a mute baby machine. In that case, I think Porco or Pieck would definitely be the options to go with for smaller losses and you could definitely do something with this — you could even write out Falco and Gabi at this point because their arcs are basically done just a little before the Rumbling happens.

In all of these options there are a bunch of details to consider, but the point would be to keep her an actual character. Also this is an example how I think some people read Pieck pretty badly, too.

The very first one in chapter 1 was just a dream. Then through wierd dreams his first memory with Frieda , then the combination of key locations and royal blood. If not a complete one, then at least a partial one. He gained the perspective he has because of the things that happened to him.

The entire thing happens because of who he and every other character in the series are as characters. And the strongest argument against this is, I think, the idea that Eren would be stronger than that. And I find comfort in Eren accepting the consequences and facing the consequences, however symbolic or empty people argue it is. Posts Ask me anything Submit a post Archive. So here goes. Then Reiner did it… …and finally Armin did it. The creator of Yu-Gi-Oh! RIP Kazuki Takahashi.

Oh no. The trailer for Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer looks bad. The Dragon Ball Super manga really did as much of a rehashed as forced character arc for Goku. And I really want to. Even if I would probably suck at it.

But here we are. The best advertisement for the game really is apparently the game itself. Read the newest Dragon Ball Super chapter.

The imagery was to please the fans, but there was new substance under it. There is nothing interesting going for new Bardock. The three main points concerning Bardock in this chapter are: 1 His wish for Goku and Raditz to thrive, which of course ties to his new theme of survival.

But none of this is presented in any kind of compelling way. Can we move on from this section of the story?

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Attack on Titan Season 4 is currently airing and its epic conclusion is near. Both the manga and the anime have revealed the Nine Titans who have the ability to shift at will while retaining their consciousness while in their titan form. However, some fans are bewildered where is the female titan now in season 4. After all, it's been a long-time since she was last seen in the series. Spoilers Alert. The following contains spoilers with regards to the Female Titan's location and status.

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The Attack on Titan manga and anime series features an extensive cast of fictional characters created by Hajime Isayama. The story is set in a world where humanity lives in cities surrounded by enormous walls; a defense against the Titans, gigantic humanoids that eat humans seemingly without reason. The story initially centers on Eren Yeager with his childhood friends Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert , who join the military to fight the Titans after their home town is invaded and Eren's mother is eaten. They are part of the th Training Corps , whose graduates assume different positions in the Military , including the Garrison Regiment , the Survey Corps and the Military Police Brigade. The island is modeled after Madagascar. It is commanded by Darius Zachary, the premier of the government. Applicants into the Military are first required to enter the Training Corps, after which they are allowed to join one of the three divisions. Only the top ten graduates are permitted the privilege of applying to the Military Police Brigade and living within the Inner District. The other graduates can only choose between joining the Survey Corps or the Garrison Regiment.

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After Eren survives the Battle For Trost District by discovering his titan shifting ability, it becomes clear that fans will have to reconsider their original assumptions about the titans. If Eren managed to hold onto his intelligence while becoming a titan, couldn't others do the same? The reveal of the Female Titan in the latter half of the first season of AoT proved that Eren was not the only intelligent Titan. The moment the Female Titan appeared on-screen also gave intelligent viewers the chance to flex their fan theory muscles by guessing at the human intelligence behind the Female Titan.

8 reasons why Annie's identity as the Female Titan was the most open secret in Attack on Titan

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Annie Leonhart Aot : Everything You Need To Know

Annie Leonhart was one of Attack on Titan 's biggest enigmas in its first season. All we knew about her was that she was gifted with a sword, packed a powerful punch and is definitely not a people person. Up until the season's ending, Annie was harbouring her identity as the mysterious Female Titan, a titan with incredible strength and apparent intelligence. In the season finale, Annie concealed herself in an impenetrable crystal and has remained that way until Part Two of the Final Season. Now recently emerged after many years of encasement, Annie has entered a world much different to the one she left in.

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A glimpse of Annie is shown in the new episode of Attack On Titan. Now fans wonder if Annie Leonhart is back or not. Things are getting more and more serious with every coming episode of Attack On Titan.

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The introduction of the terrifying Female Titan into the story of Attack on Titan Episode 17 is one of the most gripping highlights of Season 1. After the fall of Shiganshina, the scout regiment goes on the expedition of reclaiming it and finding the secret hidden in the basement of Eren's home. On their way, they come face to face with the frightening presence of the seemingly mysterious Titan. And fans were quick to deduce as to who this person was, owing to some very subtle yet noteworthy clues. In fact, Annie's identity of being the said Titan was easily anticipated precisely because of the several indicative factors that were masterfully woven into the story of Attack on Titan. Furthermore, the resemblance of Eren's titan form with that of his person, established the notion of titans bearing similar physical attributes to their users. This information when applied to the Female Titan narrows down the possibility of it being Annie almost immediately.

After three seasons in the real world and four years in the universe, Annie Leonhart has finally awoken! Even though Annie has been in crystallized form for most of the series, her role in Season 1 was considerably memorable. Although Annie was one of the top graduates of the th cadet corps on Paradis Island, her real skills were developed in Marley, where she was trained as a warrior candidate who inherited the Female Titan. The warrior candidates' mission was to bring the founding titan back to Marley.