the way they avoided drawing eyes in a bunch of scenes, especially when they're not drawing them on main characters who are in full center frame was really weird, maybe that's what set me off to it, i'm not sure though because i can't remember if they've done that in previous episodes or not lol

did anyone else notice a sudden and significant drop in animation quality this episode or is that just me? the animation wasn't great in the previous episodes either but for me this one just felt 10x worse.

i will bro

decade bro

did i fucking stutter?

it's pretty much one of the most cookie-cutter romance series you'll ever find lol

must... obtain... wrapped...

yes. its aoty by far. maybe aotd

it really isn't that complicated? good show is good

the last ~15 chapters of aot (aka the rumbling arc) had no direction, no pacing, and relied on shitty cop-outs to advance the story while isayama continually demonstrated that he had no love left for the story he had created (see: avengers, bullshit logic about killing, completely [redacted] ethnic conflict ideals, ending). he wrote himself into a hole and chose the easy way out (ending) despite it not making sense from a logical or a story perspective. i still like aot overall, its a pretty good manga. up until chapter 124, that is. i'm not going to sit here and debate with you about the ending and if it was good or not, you can like it if you like it, i dont care, but i will say that the ending explained nothing, created more loose ends than it solved, and was the result of poor pre-planning and foresight. the manga could have ended well and made sense in the process, im sure of it- but isayama didnt plan ahead accordingly and created a mess that when analysed on a critical level cannot be made sense of in any way other than creating a million different headcanons to jusitify erens actions based on your own personal convictions. a good ending (that refrains from leaving itself open to interpretation such as.. idk.. 1984) should not require you to create your own reasons as to why it happened how it happened. i am not saying that every story needs to have a concrete ending or there should never be a margin of interpretation in your ending- i am however daying that isayama clearly wanted his final chapter to be the definitive and ultimate end to aot, and a definitive end should clear up any unsolved plot points, not create more.

counter point: aot's last arcs are shithows, and MAPPA should have done something about the absolutely nonsensical story they were given as source material.

so based

Favourite scene was definitely the finale of the twins fight. Honestly it just feels like the last jedi but instead of being one of the worst movies ever created, it was badass as all hell.

In terms of favourite episodes, it would probabaly be go something like

1 - The Twins
2 - The Ninth Jedi
3 - The Village Bride

Tatooine Rhapsody gets an honorable mention here just purely from how much it made me laugh and from that banger of a song. Overall the only episode i really disliked in any way was TO-B1 because i couldn't take even a second of it seriously with that goofy ass animation, but the show as a whole was absolutely amasing.

i expected nothing and was still dissapointed

dont blame the guidelines for your refusal to acknowledge the 's' in 'users'

fair

@Glaze

2/10, weak simp energy, gotta pump up those numbers bro

lmao, DxD?

lol