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Welcome to another episode of the Rank of a Anime podcast. In this one,
we are starting off with a lengthy, detailed discussion of the Attack on
Time ending, Because the Attack of Time manga ended almost three years ago,
but now we finally finally have the anime ending as well. It came out
last weekend, and there's so much to talk about. I did a whole
video on my channel and Anime appro breaking down all the differences between the anime
and manga endings. There are some differences. Overall, it's pretty much the
same, however, I mean there's a couple big differences that I think actually
made it better. Yes, yes, so I would. I would say
that the anime fixed certain things ending. Obviously, the spirit of the ending
is still the same, and some people still don't like that, like the
people don't like the overall just the ending overall, but among the animal ending
did definitely fix some issues with the manga ending, so I will talk about
that. We will talk about that in this podcast, and just giving us
kind of our general overview of things, all right, I think we should
start off general. I think overall the ending of AOT like that whole final
movie or whatever it was, and it's the general ending for me, I
give it like a seven out of ten for the animey overall. Really yeah,
for the ending, I give it like a seven, And for the
manga only ending, I give it like a six. So I think the
anime ending improved it a bit, but it's still not perfect by any means,
and I would give like the overall series like a nine point five.
Like I love Attack on Titan, and I love the overall themes in Attack
on Titan, but some of the stuff in the ending wasn't quite satisfying for
me personally, And obviously that's a matter of taste. There are people who
are just they want certain types of endings and that that's what they find satisfying,
and they don't find these types of ending satisfying. And there's other people
who love these types of endings. So it's not you know, I can't
say it's objectively this is what the ending is. But to me, it's
not bad but not phenomenal. It didn't, you know, blow me away
like say code Gias ending, But I think, yeah, I didn't.
I didn't watch your video, so for some reason, I thought you were
gonna be the AOT stand here, and I was gonna be like, yeah,
I think AOT as a whole is like an eight eight point like five
out of ten, and then I think the ending is a little bit worse.
I gave it a seven, but we're around the same for the ending.
Well, I think that as a whole it's like nine point five.
So I am a stand in that sense. But yeah, the ending I
wasn't a huge fan of. I think the issue with this ending is I
think there was a better ending out there, more satisfying one. But at
the same time, I can necessarily come up with an alternative that I feel
like is better. So it's not like I'm blaming you, say on,
I think, you know, he did what he thought was right, and
that's totally fine, and I'm grateful for the series. But I do think
the ending it didn't blow me away like like some endings that I will,
you know, remember forever. Even though A Talking with ten is such a
memorable series. So I think the reason for that is they went for a
very realistic ending, and because of that, I think it's well written.
But at the same time, we're not going to be as satisfied as we
could have been with something that was maybe a little bit more yeah, less
real less less realistic, more anime esque. Also, I do want to
say that because it felt like this was it was Aaron said, this was
the best outcome that he could he could make like happen, right. He
tried a bunch of different He tried to do a bunch of different other things,
like being like he was, he was able to see the past president
in the future. He tried other things, and this was the only outcome
that like, he kept on getting this outcome and this was the best one
apparently. So it felt like, oh, I can't even be mad at
like what they chose to do and how things happened, because this was the
best outcome. Apparently, Yes, they couldn't do better than this. There
are different schools of thought on Aaron's whole character arc at the end there.
One school of thought will say that he had complete control over everything what was
going on, though you know, he was completely in control and he chose
exactly what happened. The other school of thought is that once he became one
with the Founding Titan power, his mind was basically messed up, as he
says, and he, you know, saw the past, present future as
one and he wasn't necessarily the one making the decision. He was kind of
going along with the decision that the Founder emer going along the path that was
already set. So because I don't personally think that Aaron could have you know,
you know, you know that scene that that was the very controversial where
it's like Aaron sees the smiling Titan about to eat Berthold and then instead the
smyding Titan goes to his mother, and he says that he knew that the
spying Titan had to go to his mother because it wasn't Bertil's time to die.
And the implication is that Aaron himself made sure it happened. I don't
think I don't think that's what happened because Aaron I feel like he witnessed the
Founding Titan doing that in the past, because you know, past president future
is all the same, and he felt like he was part of it.
But I don't think he was actually part of that decision, because if Aaron
could just change the past. Let's say Aaron could be like he becomes to
Funding Titan, you know, after launching the rumbling and stuff, and he's
just like, you know, I'm gonna save my mom. You know what,
Maybe I'll just I'll make sure the walls are never built, or maybe
I'll just change the history a thousand years ago, like at that point,
if he can just do that anyway, it seems like it's too broken,
right, It's it's hard. It's hard to fully understand. I know,
I feel like he does have some type of control, but at the same
time his mind like like we can't relate to someone being able to see past
as in a future all at the same time while being through all the trauma
that Aaron vint. So I feel like he was maybe able to control some
things, Like he was clearly able to alter the past and present by like
whispering to his dad. Or that's different, right, that's very different,
because so he was able to send future memories to his father through the Attack
Titan. His father was a former Attack Titan user, and the Attack Titan's
power is to be able to see future memories in this so that he I
believe that Aaron made the decision to send those future memories. I believe that
Aaron made a decision to initiate the Rumbling, But my question only done that
with Aaron's with his father or could he have manipulated other characters as well,
only his father only former Attack Titan users could So by seeing the past and
present, he can't alter it if he can only really send memories to his
father, is what you're saying. Yes, so he can alter it in
the sense of his father decisions, but he can't in the in the situation
where the Smiling Titan is coming after Bertolt, he can't control the Smiling Titan
through future memories because the Smiling Titan was not the Attack Titan, you know.
So that's what I'm saying. So I maybe he just felt guilty and
that's why he said it. So I believe my interpretation is that he made
the decision leading up to the point that the Rumbling was launched. He made
the decision to do the to send the future memories back. He knew that
he needed to create the Rumbling and to destroy the outside world to save his
own people on parodies and his friends. I think he made that decision,
and he made the decision to initiate the Rumbling, But I do not believe
that after he initiated the Rumbling, he could have just changed anything in the
past, like the you know, like the smiling Titan stuff. I think
he was experiencing the past as if he was part of that decision because he
became one with the Paths, one with the Founder. But I don't think
he could have he as Aarond that we know the character, I don't think
he could have altered anything he wanted at that point. So the Founding Titan
obviously can control Titans and stuff like that in the present, But you're saying
he couldn't control the Titans in the past because it's already happened. Yes,
I'm saying that Aaron could not have done that, Like he could experience the
past as if it was all happening at the same time. But I don't
think he could have altered the past as the Founding Titan, because you gotta
recognize that even though Aaron initially is the Rumbling, the Founder Emir is still
there, so it's not like Aarin is the character is the only one controlling
everything. Emir is still there, the founder power Paths is still there,
and everything came down to Emir, the Founder deciding after seeing Mikasa be willing
to kill someone she truly loved, Emir decided that after two thousand years,
she can finally do what something that the person she loved would not be okay
with, and she stops being a slave to the will of King Fritz Fritz
the person she loved. So that is why I think that until until the
Titan, power disappears, because Mikasa does what she does and Emeir realizes that
she doesn't have to be a slave, I think until that point, the
Founder, Emir is still in control. Largely, it's not just Aaron suddenly
having all the power in the world and deciding to do this rather than something
else. I feel like they should have made it a little bit more clear,
because like he I feel like he said that he felt did he say
he felt guilty? I need to go back and rewatch this, honestly,
because when I upon my first read through, I thought he was able and
watch, I thought he was able to control the smiling Titan, and he's
like, I need things to continue, like I can't alter the past.
I need things to end up this way so that we end up with this
quote unquote like optimal outcome. I thought he could initially, but after like
thinking about it afterwards and talking with you, maybe he maybe he didn't actually
have but power to change the past. Yeah, I don't think because that
would have been so broken because like if it's if he can change the part
of the past the Founding Titan has been like the Titan power, and the
Founding Titan has been around for two thousand years, So that would imply that
not only could he have changed the past, you know with his mother,
which was the example we got, he could have changed something two thousand years
ago, like why not? So at that point, you know, it's
like where does it end? So that's true. We had a question,
Chata, what do you think? We're some issues with the ending. So
I didn't like Emir Fritz's motivations. Obviously, her motivation was just that she
fell in love with her own abuser, and she just did whatever he wanted,
even though he was terrible, abusive and all this stuff, and for
two thousand years she just slaved away basically doing whatever she thought was good for
the Fritz family legacy. I'm not saying that this is it happens in real
life where someone who's like a captive or someone who's been abused falls in love
with their abuser. Like it's a certain type of capture syndrome. I don't
know what the terminology is, I can't remember happens. But it also it
seems like from our perspective watching it, it seems so stupid for two thousand
fucking years after how poorly you were treated. It's like, yeah, yes,
Stockholm syllodromeyndrome. But the thing with that is, yes, it does
happen in real life, but that doesn't make it great writing because because things
that happen in real life are not necessarily the best writing in a fictional story.
So if you look at how well written certain characters are in Attack on
Titan, you know, whether it's Aaron, or whether it's Zeke or whether
it's you know, how many characters with great backstories and things like that.
I just think that Emir Fritz the founder could have had a lot more interesting
backstory and character than just she was a slave girl who was who got this
incredible power by accident and then she fell in love with her own abuser and
just mindlessly for two thousand years served the Fritz family. You know. Yeah,
I think one of the reasons I fell in love with Attack on Titan
was because of this mystery behind the world behind the Titans, and like all
the crazy plot twists and reveals and the overall premise. Like I've never been
a fan of a lot of the Attack on Titan characters. That's not why
I'm watching Attack on Titan. So when you find out that like all these
powers started because of some creature underground that has like no explanation, and you
find out that Yamir for two thousand years has just been like going along with
it, Like it just seems like it could have been so much more and
so much better written. Yeah, And also some people are saying Emir as
a child. You have to remember that she did start out as a slave
girl, but she became an adult and had three daughters, Like she was
an adult when she died, and you know, crossed over to the world
of the paths. So it's not like she was just like a child who
couldn't have said, you know, could have not made her own decisions.
She was at some point an adult. She could have done the right thing.
She had unlimited power. She could have said, no, fuck this,
I'm not going to take part in these genocides that King Fritz is telling
me to do because he depended on her and her power, and she was
an adult at one point, and yet she still continued to, you know,
do everything for him, kill countless people for him, protect him with
his life. And at some point you got to be like, even though
she is a victim, she also allowed herself to become a victimizer of others,
and that, to me, you know, says that she is not
a noble character. Yeah. I think they could have made her character a
lot more complex and well written. And same with the powers and how they
came to be. I think that's the flaw. But I do want to
talk about some things that I think the enemy approved upon, and one of
which is Armand's character and actually having a reaction. I remember reading the chapter
when it came out and being like, so Armand just got told that eighty
percent of the population got wiped out by Aaron, and he's like, yeah,
sounds about right. That's Hilbro, Like he had no reaction. Yeah,
and then in the anime he actually has a reaction, and I think
that's that improved the scene. I like the ending as well, where it
well, I feel like it's very realistic in a way. I think it's
well written to show that, like things constantly repeat itself. You see Paradise,
I guess, I don't know how long later, if it's hundreds of
years or thousands of years, I don't really know, but quite a bit
later you see that like a war ends up happening. They end up getting
wiped out. You see the like like the boy and the dog walk towards
the tree where Aaron's head was buried, just showing that humans continuously repeat themselves.
It's a never ending cycle, and even Aeron's optimal outcome could not prevent
humans from being humans. And like it even connects with the whole Zeke thing.
Humans are always trying to survive. They're always That's a beautiful scene,
by the way, But I think I think there are some things that the
anime did well, and I did like the ending in a lot of ways.
Yeah, I think the Armen and Aaron conversation in particular was done really
well by the anime because if you look go back to the mong and I
went to compare both. The anime is adds a lot, so it changes
things chronologically, and it also expands and adds a lot. So yeah,
in the manga, Aaron just early on in the conversation's like, oh,
yeah, bro, I'm gonna end up killing eighty percent of humanity, and
Army it's like, oh, well, that sucks, but I guess you
had to do it for us. Aaron. Meanwhile, so all of people
complain about that. It's like Army wouldn't just be okay with that. So
then in the anime, Aaron doesn't say that right away. First they have
their own conversation. They talk about Mika Sah and their feelings and all this
other stuff. And then later Aaron is like, bro, Armon, I'm
gonna end up killing eighty percent of humanity, and Arman actually gets mad,
he freaks out. He grabs Aaron but the collar. He's like, how
could you Man? And that's when Aaron is like, I tried all these
different scenarios and nothing could work. This was the only way I've known ever
since I got the Future Memories, before the rumney was even initiated that this
is what I would have to do and all this stuff, and then eventually
Armin is kind of like, well, then I guess if there's a hell,
we're both going there because we both contributed in our own way to the
idea of what's about to happen. Yeah, it's it's way better, it's
way more realistic, and it's way more natural. Like it's a more of
a natural conversation between two friends. Right, It's like, oh, he
has a reaction to it, but then after like an explanation, he understands
it's not just no reaction to eighty percent that people were being wiped out.
Yeah, and the part of the other Remember, Aaron was also pretending like
to be this like terrible person and like try to like you know, fighting
with Arman and telling Mikasa to move on and like whatever, doing all these
things to try to push them away. Right he was That wasn't his authentic
self. He was just doing what he thought he had to do to achieve
that outcome and to hopefully not get them to move on. Yeah. So
it's important to remember that even before the rumbling, So even before Zeke's soil
blood is used to activate the Rumbling. Aaron saw those future memories through the
attack Titan's power, and he knew what the outcome would be, so he
decided that what he had to do was push away his friends like Mekas and
Armin and be rude and torrible to them so that they wouldn't feel bad when
they eventually have to turn against him and become the heroes who destroyed Aaron and
save the world and then become ambassadors for peace and that type of stuff.
So Aaron deliberately pushed him away when he came to meek Us in the Paths
and created that vision of them at the cabin, kind of like an alternate
future of what would have happened if they decided not to fight and just kind
of like run away. He makes her promise that after he dies, because
he's gonna die because of the cursewy Mirror, or like when he's killed,
eventually he says, you know, forget the scar, forget about me,
go and be happy. But then people got so upset that in the private
conversation he's having with arm And he's like, well, if it was up
to me, I would have mekasall only be mine and not be with anyone
else and only care about me and all that type of stuff. It's like,
yeah, he's saying as a you know, teenager who is he has
his own feelings and stuff like that. He's saying, if I had it
my way, if it could be different, I would want to be with
me kas I want I would want her to only want to be with me
and it'll be only mine. But I know that's not the case. So
that's why I told her not to do that. That's why I try to
push her away. That's why he tells Arman right after that never tell mecas
I said this. So he was just kind of he has conflicted emotions there.
So he's saying, on the one hand, like I would love for
her to be only mine, but on the other hand, I know it's
impossible. But people turn that into saying, oh, look at Aaron,
he's some kind of fucking insult bro's he's a fucking selfish simp. It's like,
dude, what are you talking about? Like why are people so stupid?
How do you not understand? It's it's weird because it's it's the same
thing. It's like it's a very human moment and I actually think it's good
writing to show a human moment from Aaron where it's like he doesn't want to
die and he would love to be with Mi Cassa and have a light and
nice life together. So while he's making this like all these ultimate decisions and
putting himself as the bad guy and literally committing a genocide, having a brief
moment with his friend where he's like vulnerable is human. So I think it's
good writing. But at the same time, when I see him do that,
I'm like I like him less. I don't know why, Like it's
just like, well, it just it feels like a very conflict with the
rest of his character. But at the same time, it's like people need
to understand he was he was putting on this fake facade when he was pushing
Armann and Makassa away. He wasn't. He was trying to be tough and
putting on like a tough exterior, but that wasn't. Like people see this
scene, they're like, oh, he's like unraveling and his development makes no
sense and it's conflicting with the way he was acting in the past. I'm
like, yeah, he was putting on like a fake persona in the past.
This is the vulnerable moment moment with his friend. So a lot of
good writing, but he's still like I don't know, I don't know how
to say it, but go ahead, go ahead. A lot of people
wanted Aaron's kind of turn to become this like emotionless badass who was willing to
do anything to win. They wanted that to be like his authentic self,
which I mean, on the one hand, yeah, people love badass characters,
but on the other hand, it kind of doesn't make sense with the
rest of his character what we know about him previously, because we know before
to Rumbling, he's like he's upset because he knows what's gonna happen, and
he regrets. He sees those kids in Marlay, like those refugee kids,
and he's like upset because he's like, I'm gonna have to kill these kids
and shit, Like you know, he's not happy about what's gonna have to
happen. It's not like he's just like has always been. This guy's like,
you know, hey man, you gotta do what you gotta do,
no matter what it takes. You know, he hasn't He's he's not this
like Griffith figure. But yeah, so, I mean the badass part is
definitely cool, but it's just not all there is to it. And I
feel like that's with most people, Like you can be badass at times,
but that doesn't mean that the deep inside you don't have your own insecurities and
things that bug you. And you know, a lot of us show up
side of ourselves publicly, that it's not the whole story, like you know,
almost all of us absolutely, And I do kind of understand why people
would see that scene and be like, I don't like him as much now,
but I still think it's good writing. Like I feel like I have
a constant battle with myself where I'm like, I think that's good writing,
but I'm not happy with it. Yeah, Like it's not as relatable maybe
or as aspirational, because if you're like, maybe it's maybe it's too relatable.
Oh yeah, maybe it's too relatable. Yeah, in the sense that
you know, it's not like some badass character anymore. You can be like,
yo, this guy's the best. You kind of like, oh,
this guy's kind of conflicted, and then you know, sometimes he's a bitch.
Like something can be pathetic even as Arman said it right, So I
think, yeah, So I feel like isa IAmA, No matter what he
did, some people would have been upset, because some people are upset that
Aaron decided to do the rumbling at all, because they're like they had to
have been another way, while you know, the show made it pretty clear.
The series made it pretty clear that if he didn't do anything, they
would have just wiped the world, would have wiped out parodies from the face
of the earth, like so anyone, everyone he knew and loved would have
died. Now, other people say he should have just gone all the way,
He should have kill one hundred percent of hemanity, none of that.
You know now that you already decided to kill eighty percent, kill one hundred
percent and that's it. Now. Sure, maybe if he did that it
would have been different, but I doubt it because even if he killed one
hundred percent of humanity on the in the outside world, I feel like then
parodies people would start fighting each other eventually, so they would still be conflict.
Like for all we know, that conflict that happens at the end could
have been like a civil war. We don't know. So it's liked a
couple hundred years of peace. Right, he protected the people he cared about,
He somewhat achieved his goal. By the end of the day, humans
are humans and we're dooing to repeat ourselves. Yeah, because that's the thing.
Else there would have been a civil war eventually. Yeah, because that's
that's the point of the story, that human nature is like this like attack
on timean was never gonna end with like world peace forever. And it's debatable
that that if Aaron decided to kill or if he succeed in killing let's say
a hundred percent of the population away from the island, then the people on
the island would not have had a common enemy anymore. Yeah, and they
could have started fighting each other sooner, or you might have had like one
faction be like yo, no, there's this whole wide world out there,
let's go move out there, take all that land, and then they become
like a different empire that ends up fighting the people that remaining on the island
eventually. Right, So, because we're talking hundreds of years into the future,
so I think the point was always going to be that war is inevitable.
But at the same time, we also see that kid at the end
that survived and the dog, meaning that even the war is inevitable, humans
are resilient and they always somehow end up surviving. Because obviously, if that
kid survived and there's a community out there, the kid didn't survive on his
own, you know, his parents must have survived in grandparents and so on.
Do you think Erin is technically still alive? Yeah, they're gonna be,
like, I don't think. I don't know. I feel like if
this makes good money, they might try to make a season two with it,
because they could. They set it up in a way, but they
also have they tried to give us an ending just to show that things constantly
repeat themselves. Okay, so I actually do think that part of Erin is
still alive. And this is going to be controversial, but I did argue
that in the in the video, and I think the anime actually does more
to establish that than the manga did initially, because if you look at the
anime scene, the expanded scene with Armin and Aaron talking, at one point,
Aaron is saying kind of matter of factly, like I've seen this happen
in the future, So he's telling Armen this is exactly what's gonna happen.
He's like, I'm going to destroy eighty percent of humanity. You guys are
gonna stop me, this and that. And then he's like, and even
after that, conflict will not end. And he says it as a fact.
It's not like I don't think it will, because that's what I believe.
He says it as a fact. Now, what happens at the end,
Mikasa takes Oh that's interesting theory. It just took me a second to
click there. Go ahead. Yeah, So Mikasa takes Aaron's head. She
buries it under the tree where he used to nap as a kid. Now
that tree keeps growing after that happens, until hundreds of years later, it
turns into a gigantic tree that looks exactly like the tree that Emir Fritz went
into before she got the Titans' powers. What does this mean. It means
that that centipede creature that was at the heart of the founding Titan power managed
to multiply Aaron's head produced, so Aaron's remains produced another one. That creature
took over another tree, and now there can be another founding Titan power.
When the kid goes inside. Now, what I'm saying is, how did
Aaron know that hundreds of years later there was gonna be another conflict almost like
he saw it in the future. Should have He should have no knowledge of
anything past his death exactly. And you're saying, how does he know that
there will be another conflict? And he knows that because eventually, maybe because
he's potentially still alive and comes back in the future. You know what I'm
saying. Now, what I'm saying is memories. What I'm saying is that
kid that in the anime, it's made clear that the kid goes into the
tree, goes into the opening underneath the tree, he will develop, you
know, like like he means he will be developer. Yeah, so he
will develop another Titan power like he will become the new Founder. And Aaron
saw the future memories of that new Founding Titan, and that's how he knew
that that Founding Titan appears in a post upocalyptic world where everything was destroyed.
Anyway, that's so cool, Yeah, call, Let's say he shouldn't have
no memories or anything past his death, especially since all the Titans and the
Founding Titan has been like wiped out and there's no Titans left. But if
history repeats itself and the creature happens and the kid gets powers, he would
see the kid's memories even like a thousand years later. That's so interesting,
and that sets them up for a season two, whether or not they do
it or not. Season two like a sequel, whether or not they do
it or not. Yeah, So the only way because you got to remember,
the Titan Power disappears from the world once Aaron dies and Emir decides that
she no longer needs to be a slave. So the only way for Aaron
to know about conflict in the future, which he says he does to Armin
that there's going to be conflict in the future, even though there's one hundreds
of years of a piece before that. The only way for him to know
is if the Titan Power survive somehow, which is through his head, and
then another founder founding Titans is created, and then someone else becomes a founding
Titan, that kid that goes into the tree and then air and sees those
future memories from the distant future. Sorry, I was I was reading I
was reading chat there for a second. I want to address it, but
people are saying so many different things are all over the place. It's crazy.
This this has got the community going wild for sure. One beautiful scene
talking about survival and like history repeating itself, and that was between Zeke and
Arman. We kind of briefly talked about it, but Zeke was kind of
saying that humans are all the same. We all like constantly are just fighting
to survive and reproduce, right survival of the fittest. Let her, let
our genetics go on. We're biologically like configured in that way to act a
certain way. And he was like, it's almost easier if we just all
die out. But then you get like Armin having his memories of as a
kid and Zeke having his memories, and he's like, uh, you know
what, maybe there's the little things in between that isn't our biological nature that
we actually enjoy and life is worth living. I don't know, I thought
that was that was a cool scene. Yeah, it was funny. Zeke's
like, oh shit, I should have enjoyed little things like the nice weather.
Oh well, now I'm gonna get killed and then he gets fucking killed
by what's his name, Levi Levit. Yeah, So for in terms of
like the future founding Titan, the powers could be different because people are saying
that Emir wanted a strong body that will never die. That's how the Titan
power was created in the first place. So yeah, the kid might want
different types of powers based on that kid's life. But obviously the kid had
a traumatic life too. He lives in a post apocalyptic society, so even
if it's another type of power, it's the same entity that's creating it.
So that's why Aaron would have memories of that future. And again this was
not in the monga. He doesn't in the manga say specifically to armin I.
Compared both, he doesn't say there's gonna be few conflict even after everything.
He doesn't say that specifically. Obviously you can say that he hypothesizes it,
but in the ennime it really sounds like he's saying it like a fact.
And also in the anime, at that very end, the kid and
the dog they're shown walking in to that cavern like they're actually shown walking into
it, very close to it under the tree, whereas in the anime,
the final panel shows the kid and the and the dog kind of like still
far away or like, you know, let's I don't know, ten meters
away from the tree, and you're left to think, is is the kid
going to go go in or is he just gonna like hang around and leave.
But in the anime they make it clear that the kid is going in,
which presumably means that the power is going to then now pass on to
him like he did on you Meror. Cause again, clearly the centipede creature
is there because that tree should not be like that, like that was that
is not a normal tree compared to all the other trees around that. It's
massive, it survives the war, all this other stuff, and it looks
exactly like the tree that Amear found. Yeah, people are saying that the
kid wouldn't have the same powers, and like you mentioned, I think we
don't know anything about the kid and what he's been through and what he and
what he would want. Yeah, and it doesn't matter what it is,
right exactly, It doesn't really matter. Humans are also very similar and his
I'd imagine his people were wiped out, so he wants he would want some
type of power, very likely, Yeah, because you would assume that there
are people are struggling there like to survive in the post apocalyptic world, like
maybe his power will be to create something more useful than just weapons. But
the idea, the point is that that centipede creature from Aaron's head still survives,
and that allows Aaron in the past to get memories of the future because
it's still alive. Honestly, I feel like I would have enjoyed this series
more if I had, Like it's been so long since I've read them long
then so long since I watched the last season, Like it just my memories.
Like when I was watching it, I was trying to remember everyone's names.
I was trying to figure out what was going on. Like it's no
problem, it's not problem with the writing. It just it took a decade
for this series to complete. You know. Raf Raff says the centipede was
killed separately from Aaron, right, apparently off screen it was killed. Yeah,
but yeah, we didn't even see it really killed. The idea is
that Aaron said created a new one. So just like every other life form
that sent to being multiplied. Yeah, I was. I was just saying,
like, overall, I think I wasn't super invested watching this finale,
and part of that's because it's been a while since I've watched it and I'm
trying to remember everything. But also it just felt a little bit anticlimactic in
the end. And I don't really know why I felt that way. I
just didn't care that much, which you think I would care so much.
I was so invested in previous seasons. Yeah, I mean, we obviously
had the manga, but I was invested in the sense I wanted to see
if they change and improve things, and they did improve and change some things.
The other thing that I wanted to talk about is there at the very
end, before that war that happens afterwards. In the manga, it's clear
that the buildings that sprout up, that sprout around the tree like as the
civilization progresses on the island, are kind of like our buildings we have today,
like skyscrapers and stuff, modern buildings. Ye, they go futuristic,
right, Yeah. So in the manga ending, that's when the war starts,
So you have buildings that look like our buildings and like a big city
being bombed, and then the war happens, and then afterwards you have the
post apocalyptic society that I don't know how many hundreds of years later arises in
the anime, it's clear that the buildings that's brought out first they're just modern
buildings like our own, but then they look like these cyberpunk buildings from like
you know, Blade Runner or something like, implying that actually the conflict happens
hundreds of years later. I don't know how many years obviously we can speculate,
but I would say at least, you know, like maybe three centuries
instead of one century later is when the conflict happens. So let's we might
have had three hundred years of peace instead of one hundred years of a piece,
because if we say that like attacking time is taking place there in World
War One type era, then it's about one hundred years after that modern era
comes. So in the manga, it's like for one hundred years ish there
was peace and then there was a war that wiped out everything. In the
anime, it's implying that it's more potentially several centuries and that's when the conflict
happens. So in that sense, it's more of like a optimistic ending because
it's like, yeah, shit's gonna go down, but a few centuries later,
not just one hundred years later. So I noticed that it was more
sci fi and more futuristic. What did I just do? But I didn't.
I couldn't remember if that's what was in the manga, like I didn't
go back and check and make a video on it like you did. That's
real. That's cool to hear that perspective. Yeah. Yeah, if you
go back to the mangoa, you'll see that it's just like modern day buildings,
so kind of our our era. And then the the anime is clearly
much more futuristic. I mean, tell Truck to join now. I think
we covered basically everything I did. Oh, someone in chat I said everything
was amazing until Mikasa got into Aaron's mouth. I thought that that scene was
kind of cringe. The only whit because we're not done, there's still still
to talk about. What else did I want to say? What do you
think about me Kasa kissing Aaron's head? I mean it's tragic, Yeah,
I mean it's kind of it's it's kind of cringe and going through a lot.
She's going through a lot, so I understand it, but it's also
cringe. It's kind of cringe and tragic at the same time. I think
it's I wasn't super invested in their relationship as well, Like I feel like
if I was invested in their relationship more so, it would have been more
like beautiful and disturbing. But because I'm not, it's like cringe. Yeah,
I mean it sucks. It sucks that you know, she suffered a
lot, that's for damn sure, and and then people criticized her about with
the whole Oh she kept the scarfed. I means she never loved the person
she ended up with after Aaron, which people a respectating is John. We
don't know for sure, but it looks like him right, And to me,
it's just like, what are you talking about? Like, yeah,
you can people can still care about someone in their past who's no longer with
us, and yet still care about other people in the future and have families
and stuff. Where like people lose their spouses, you know, unfortunately,
and then they go on to remarry, But it doesn't mean that they never
cared about that spice the spouse earlier on, like, or that they don't
care about the new one. It's just how things are. Like I don't
know why people. I guess it's probably like kids commenting like like yeah,
dude, like sixteen got married literally like I made a short making a joke,
and I thought the joke was really really funny. I was basically just
saying, so you know that that scene where the bird goes and grabs like
Mecassa's scarf and like wraps it around or kind of, yeah, that was
cringe. I will say that scene is cringe. That seeing's pretty cringe,
right, But I made the joke where I cut to Aaron talking to his
dad and being like training a bird to wrap the scarf around. Yeah,
but he doesn't move on. Yeah. No, Yeah, that was not
to me a scringe because like, in what way would that bird be Aeron?
But it doesn't make sense, and like it's so and if it's just
some random bird doing that kind of symbolically, it's too big of a coincidence.
It's it's too too on the nose. But I do like the idea
of like that centipede creature surviving inside of Aeron or reproducing itself through Aaron's head
and then possessing that tree, because it's funny because literally, like listen,
arm and I'm gonna take Erin's head and leave because they're not gonna let me
give a proper burial to hearing because they're probably gonna try to destroy the head,
so something like that doesn't happen. But then it happened, so that's
pretty cool. But yeah, that that that bird scene was like, it's
like too much of a coincidence. It was still cringe. And the fan
base being mad that Mikasa moved on is just like, I feel like this
anime really tried to just be really really really really really realistic about humans in
a lot of way and like how humans act, especially in these like these
final couple of arts, and people just don't like that. Yeah, And
it's true. I mean, and I've seen people say listen, like I
don't like the ending because it's not happy enough for me. And this is
a story. It's not real life. I have enough of negative shit in
real life. I want a story that ends happily. Yeah, I get
that, Like, fiction is not real life, and sometimes a realistic scenario
is not the better story. It's not the most satisfying story, but this
is kind of how you someone wanted to do it, and and and I
think it fits with how Attacker Knight has been going up to this point.
It was never a happy story. It was always extremely dark. You know,
people were dying left and right. The point about human nature and war
has been constantly hammered into us, right, It's the point is that history
is cyclical. Humans throughout history have constantly been going to war and repeating the
mistakes of the past. And it's not the idea that you know, some
people believe that as history moves into the future, it's progressing more and more
towards world peace and towards a better tomorrow. But another view of history,
which is clearly the one that attack of Titan takes, is that no,
it's just cycles of war and chaos and suffering, and human nature is like
that and we never learned our lessons. And I mean, it would be
weird if all of a sudden attack thing kept hammering that into us and then
they're like, oh, yeah, but now it's world peace, bros.
Yeah, It's true. It would It would be terrible writing. I would
have what do you think? Okay, some people were probably some people probably
think that it's stupid, but I would have liked them to make it clear
that that center beat creature came from like a media write or something so from
space, because I feel like that thing is so different from everything else in
the world because other other than that, the Attack Time world seems like ours
that it almost seems like weird, like how did this creature evolve on that
world that is completely different from any everything that that creature is Like, I
almost wanted to be an alien because that would make more sense. Yeah,
it's I feel like I really enjoyed a lot of the reveals in the mystery
behind Attack on Titan and then just being like, yeah, it's a random
creature that appeared. We don't know anything about it, and it's like it
ending without learning anything. It's crazy to me. Yeah, And I know
people are like, oh, man, alien, I don't want see aliens,
but I feel like that creature felt so alien that it's almost like it
would make more sense if it came on a media write or something, or
they could have done something where like like thousands of years in the past,
some like some guy like somehow like trying to create power and try to create
a weapon, developed it or something. So it all stemmed from humans as
being humans, you know, trying to build something to kill their enemies.
It seems very like fantasy ask though, and more like natural and part of
it doesn't seem like it's scientifically made. Yeah, I think it seems like
it just that way from from the backstorre we get from Zeke. It seems
like it just kind of evolved separately, even before humanity. But it was
just kind of like chilling, doing nothing until it attached itself to Emir.
Yeah, it just it was just a natural part of this planet. Like
I would have wanted that sound to be to build the pyramids, is what
I'm saying. I think it did. Okay, all right, Truck to
join. I feel bad. We've been going for a ball. That's the
that's the point of the podcast. Any any any other stuff in the chat
guys that you want us to cover before we bring Truck John Me think if
there's anything I wanted to say, m I think I think we covered most
of it. I mean, obviously there's like little details in my video went
over, like little stuff like okay, so this stuff happens in this chapter,
but then they move it up to the later on chronologically and the story
stuff like that. But I think there was the big stuff we did cover
most more things. Chap's killing me right now. I'm still annoyed that Aaron
wasn't Historia's baby daddy. We don't really know who the father was. We
just saw some random guy. Was it was not Rando? Yeah, but
the random guy is just the guy that she's currently with. We don't know
one hundred per certainty that that's his child. I mean that's the assumption because
clearly Aaron proves later that he always loved Mikasa right like he confirms it.
So I don't think he just likes Historia secretly. One would think, well,
maybe he saw his death and realized his only his only chance to get
laid before death is his Historia. Oh he did he see his own dead?
Yeah, so like it's true, but it's that'd be realistic. I
don't know. Yeah, maybe Historia's child just doesn't need to be like the
father, doesn't need to be an important figure. People are too much though.
It's so funny. I was sawing people comparing the baby's eyebrows to Aaron's
eyebrows. Oh my god. Yeah, the Reiner ship was like Reiner so
because, by the way, for those who don't know, because the type
the Titan power as a whole disappears after Emir sees Mecaus do that, and
she's like, Okay, I'm not gonna serve any more. The King,
Fritz stuff Reiner, and everyone who was a shifter gets to live long lives
because they had that curse ofly Mirror where they die after a certain amount of
years. But they didn't die because as the curse was lifted when they attacked
when the Titan Powers disappeared. But Ryner's still got got fucked so hard.
He's like sniffing Historia's letter. Meanwhile, she's over there having kids with with
another man, and he's just like crying about it. I would have liked
to see Annie and Arman kind of like like there are together, but I
didn't like confirm that they're romantically involved. But it's clear that they were like
trying to smash so I would have liked to see that confirmed. But otherwise,
I mean everything else. Oh, by the way, you know who
the real winner of fucking attack on Titan is, guys, Connie's mom.
Apparently Connie's mom went back to normal after the Titan Powers disappeared. No shot.
She was staying on her back on top of a village this entire time
is chilling, yes, and then she apparently survived, like went back to
normal after tight Power disappeared, So she waited it out and survived. So
I mean there are some I guess, some positive things even though it's a
bleak ending. Overall, I feel like that there are some positive things in
One of them is Connie's mother is back. Yeah. I think overall though,
I enjoyed watching this anime ending, and more so than when I read
the manga, I think I understand it a little bit more and it's just
okay. I like certain things. I just like there's certain things. I
give it like a seven and out of ten the ending, and overall like
an eight point four out of ten for the overall anime. I enjoyed it.
I think I think it's worth finishing. If people haven't finished it.
In chat, I'm still I'm gonna tell Truck to join here in a little
bit. I'm gonna say you should still definitely finish it. Come to your
own conclusions and opinions. Yeah, And I mean either way that the ending
is thought provoking. So even if you don't like it, think about why
you don't like it, what you would have liked to happen instead. Because
I find it difficult to come up with a perfect ending for a doug Land
myself that would kind of like go with the themes and not negate everything that
happened beforehand, but be better than the current ending. Like, I don't
think it's as easy es people are making it out to be. I'm sure
there is better endings because I don't think it's perfect, but it's not so
easy. I would have preferred if I thought it was good writing that Aaron
was human and he had that scene with Arman. I feel like I would
prefer if he just actually turned into like he kind of went crazy after seeing
the like the past president in future and being like, yeah, this is
the only way to keep the optimal outcome and just fucking murdered everybody and just
went out like a bad ass. I don't know, like yeah, but
then yes, esk ending. I guess then people would have freaked out and
they're like, what's the message with Talkenton that we should just kill everyone.
Also, I don't think technically what Aaron did was genocide, because I think
by definition, genocide means you're targeting a specific group, and he was targeting
everybody, So I don't even know what you would call that. Just trying
to kill everyone on Earth other than like the island. I don't fucking know.
It's worse than genocide. Yeah, yeah, it's just like indiscriminate killer
everbody other than this, like one area, you know. So I think
this would have been cool ending, but I feel like people would have hated
it. I think it would have been cool if you know how Aaron said
he tested out all the different scenarios and he couldn't come up with a better
solution. Yeah, I think it would have been cool if the future we
were seeing with the rumbling and stuff was one of the scenarios he was testing.
But then in the end he came up with a better scenario and broke,
and it was like a time loop thing that he broke, and then
you could have a happier ending. Maybe that'd be interesting. But then people
were like, no, this is fucking we got debated, this we got
debated. This is an ass ball. It's like it was an all dream.
But I feel like he could have been done well. But I know
a lot of people don't like those kinds of endings. So then you get
mickey mouth alligations. Yeah, yeah, that's true. I don't know,
well, I want to fucking duck, dude, So sorry why that is?
Okay, I should explain why did that come up? As soon as
you came into Discord now as a soundboard and you can make a sound whenever
you join in, and as a meme. That is a friend of mine
who's also a fellow creator that said something about wanting to fucking duck and I
thought it was funny, and then I keep forgetting to turn it off for
other servers. So sorry about that guy. Like I was gonna say,
Aaron is a bird, not a duck truck trunk listen, listen, all
right, well, welcome to the stream truck. Hello, where are you?
An attack on tity? Out of curiosity? Okay. So I'm one
of those people that I watched season one when it came out, and uh,
I was upset with it. I loved it. I rewatched it a
million times, and then by the time I was and then I got to
college by the time season two came out, and I was hell of swamped,
and I like was just like trying so hard to get to get through
season two, but it was like very like it was like slow. And
also my life was busy, so I kind of dropped it. Attack was
not slow at all. It was much faster paced than season one. So
you are misremembering, Okay, well, I listen, maybe she was watching
it weekly. I was watching I was watching it weekly, so I wasn't
really getting like it would like. I don't know. I think I just
didn't grasp onto it at that point. But I definitely I genuinely want Yeah,
I had a lot going on in my life with school and stuff so
and then other life events, so it was a lot harder for me to
like stay into it. But I am at the point now, especially now
that it's over, like I want to binge the entire series again. Well,
I absolutely went, like I know, I know, I will.
I loved. I absolutely loved Attack on Titan, like when it first came
out, and like I remember like watching it with my sister for the first
time and we were like so excited about it, and I was like,
yeah, So I definitely do want me if you end up like binging it,
because it would be interesting to get someone's perspective who actually binges it.
Because I've, like all of us who have been watching seasonally, we kind
of been going slow step by step for years and years and years. So
it'll be interesting to see how someone who kind of like saw it all happen
quickly would react to the ending shock truck. I did like a live reaction
on Kick when I when the final like movie came out for the like the
final ending, and I'm sitting here like, what's this character's name? What
happened with that? How the Titans working? How is this happening? I
don't I don't remember anything. It's been a while, like it was.
I feel like, if you actually just binge this binge the seasons, you
will enjoy it a lot more than I did. Yeah, And I know,
oh I will, And like that's the thing, like I I remember,
like I loved the I loved the stories. I listened to every I've
listened to every single like opening, and I'm like, I want to get
into this again so bad, and it's just like finding the time. Honestly,
I should have taken some time today to like restart season two or something,
remember everything from season one stuff. I don't think you can speed around
the entire like, no, I wouldn't. I know I wouldn't be able
to. But it's just I know I'm not gonna be able to get through
everything in one day. It's just more of like just finding the time to
like make sure that I do it while like working or stuff and like working
on other stuff. I will say, though, Briggs, like I'm not
as bad as you would names and stuff. But I did screw up in
my video. I did confuse something about poor Coal Galliard with Colt Grice,
So how could you? I confused those characters in one part, and then
I felt like characters Colt is Falco's brother and uh the jaw Titan. What
is Porkle gall Yard? So yeah, anime opera, anime operas, attack
on Titan videos just no one void at this point. Yeah, more well
it's the one video truck John, But yeah, it's more like anime fraud.
Roar. I want to go watch your I want to watch your video
and see what like or it just very similar to everything we said. Remember
what I said, Colt, I meant Porko bro got it, got it,
dude, Okay, spoilers, but the whole bird thing, like I
think I get it, but it was a little bit confusing, like it
came out of fucking nowhere. But that's not even that's not even a spoiler,
like that's just like a random Yeah, I made it as general as
possible, the whole bird thing. No, not the bird ending. I
meant the Titan bird thing. Someone in the YouTube chat said anime version with
truck for aot. Oh that would be good. Yeah, we could,
we could watch you want to talk about it? I'd love to do a
podcast. I definitely want to, Like I want to go back and rewatch,
like I definitely want to rewatch it, like Rewatch specially and then get
I want to I want to continue watching it because I know it just gets
better, and I'm like, I want to. I just want to watch
it, man, especially with how the last season was dragged out insanely,
insanely, I do wonder how someone who can just actually watch it all at
once would react, because it's yeah, it was like the final season Part
one, the Final season Part two, the Final Season Part two, Part
two, the season part three, part four, Like what what was happening?
I remember that the final season started as season like it was supposed to
be season four, and then it just kept going, Oh my god,
yeah, it was multiple seasons and then he turned into several movies at the
end. Yeah, like why, I don't know. Maybe they really didn't
think that they were going to get to finish it and they literally had no
Well, because it was what MAPA that took over, right, I think
it was just marketing to make more money. It could have been marketing to
make more money. But also at the same time, after season, the
final season, part six, they were too far gone. At that point
they were we can't change it. We can't change it. I feel like
if anything, they wanted to make the most money possible, then they would
have released the movies as theater movies, because like lately, anime theater movies
doing crazy well, but they didn't. They're popping off in the West.
I don't know about I don't know how they are in the East, but
that's where they're getting the Western audience. Well, I mean, look at
the Defense There movie. It was. It broke records on the Japanese market
too. Yeah, I think they're throwing They should have definitely released it in
theaters. I wouldn't I would have went to go see it. That would
have been awesome, just going to see an A talk on Titan movie because
I think about it a lot. But the actual action scenes were fucking phenomenal
that would have been amazing on a big screen. The only time that I
actually go to the movies now is to see anime movies. Now that I
think about it, the only time that I've gone that I've gone to a
theater recently has been to see uh, the the Slime mesa Kai movie.
I saw that twice, and then I went to go see the The Demon
Slayer movies. I still go a lot of movies every now and then.
I honestly don't. I don't know. I just don't have friends that want
to go. I don't have any Like all my friends are like across the
country or like in another like in another country, like. I don't have
like friends that are like a lot of friends that are local that I can
actually like go to the movies with. Fair enough, I have friends.
I have friends in California. Guys, Okay, I do. I do
have friends in California. I'm not I'm not friendless. I have friends in
California. I got friends in Texas. I got friends in Michigan. I
got friends in Canada. I got friends everywhere not near me. I'm definitely
not friendless. I have friends in Dakota, which which to which I was
gonna say which one? I got friends in Dakota. Well, if you
if if you had friends in Dakota, you know, they just call it
the coda, you know. First. Yeah, So, overall the time
and time, I think it was. It's a great series, one of
the greatest. But was the ending perfect? No? But I mean,
what is writing? But there's still a couple of things I don't like,
but it's still very good writing. It just I feel like a lot of
us are like it's not perfect because it didn't feel like satisfying. Yeah,
and I know, like good right, I know a lot of us say,
now, oh, you know, Kogias is the perfect ending and stuff
like that. But even back then when Kogiaz came out and years after,
people were debating what happened to lose was was did he survive in the end
because he became immortal or because there's just a whole immortal thing where you can
become like C two immortal or did he do this or did he do that?
And and you know, so there was a lot of debate, and
some people wanted it to be on one way, and some people wanted to
be another way, and some people hate that bitch, Suzaku. I think
you're just describing yourself. Yes, yeah, bit of them. I remember
those videos about l Lush being alive animec Yeah, I still think he has
those videos. I still think he is. But people feel like that's that
would hurt the sacrifice aspect of it. But I still think he is.
All Right, well, truck John, thank you for your contribution today.
Oh yeah, I know. I kind of came in here at the end.
I was like, just whenever the spoilers are done, somebody messaged me
your opinions. Briggs was like, hey, so, yeah, we could
probably sit up for like the first twenty minutes or so, and I'm like,
I'm just gonna wait for them to message me because there's no way they're
going to be able to I'm like, there's no way they're not going to
take up the entire podcast to talk about the AOT. Yeah, there's a
lot to talk about. There was a lot to talk about, and I
mean it ended finally after you know the series I think ten years. Yeah,
the anime was like ten years, but I think the ten years the
mong is starting like two thousand and nine, so it's been almost fifteen years
since the series has been going on. So it's crazy. That's crazy.
But yeah, yeah, I didn't expect more than thirty minutes of us talking
about the ending. But it's the ending of AOT it's a it's a monumental
ending because like this show has been running over it. The show has been
running for a decade. The Monk has been going for over a decade.
Like there'slers. There are a lot of people that genuine like it. It's
wild to me when I hear, oh, I grew up with Attack on
Titan the way that we would say stuff shit, Like I grew up with
Harry Potter, and it's like, what you grew up with Attack on Titan?
Then and then I realized, I'm like, shit, I was in
high school when it came out, and I'm like almost thirty what and it's
ending. So it's like, yeah, no, it makes sense. My
favorite party ending was when Levi went on to fuck all the bitches as he
should, as he should. All right, thank you guys for joining us
for this in depth discussion of the Attack on Titan ending. If you want
to check out my video, remember and uh I was rushing and I don't
know how I spaced guys, He's like, let me just like revise it
and literally just like puts in like the font thing like screw Like any time
that he does, it's just like a random subtitle. No, it was
just it was just one at one point in the in the video, like,
but yeah, anyway, truck, would you believe that me and Animac
gave the ending the same score? We actually agreed. What you guys agreed?
That's crazy. Yeah, sure, I was going to be hating and
he was going to be loving it, but we both kind of just gave.
You both kind of gave it. You both. You both you both
said me, seven out of ten is not bad. We're like, oh,
it's good. But yeah, I was gonna say seven out of ten
isn't bad by any means. It's not that you guys hated it. No,
but I give the entire series of nine point five, so it's like
way below series is. But I don't think it's what some people make it
out to be, like the almost the worst ending ever by any means.
I feel like that's how it's gonna be when it comes to any ending of
like a long running series. It's so hard to do an ending like correct,
I wonder how the one piece ending is going to like, oh yeah,
like a nine out of ten. Right, It's like the ending is
going to spark that. Yeah. Well, there's the thing is they can't.
They can't end something that's been running this long that's going to please everybody
that's ever watched it. Yeah, I think they might run a long running
fan of it, it's gonna be hard to please. Might run into the
exact same problems Attack on Titan, where it's a great series that has so
much expectation built up, and even more so for one piece because of how
long it's so I feel absolutely you know, unless Oda just like has this
amazing ending that just satisfies like at least the vast majority, it's going to
be absolutely chaos. It's going to be it's going to spark so much,
uh so much controversy. Like I like, I was like, if anybody
can't, I was gonna say. I was like, if anybody can do
something like that, I feel like it would be Oda. But at the
same time, like that's also a lot of like I don't know, I
feel like there's a lot there's a lot of expectations there just like the idea
of what the one piece is, like the treasure like whatever, it ends
up being a lot of people that they're not gonna they're not gonna pull like
and I definitely don't think they're gonna pull out the one piece was of the
friends you made along the way kind of stick like I I genuinely think Oda
is way too smart for that. But if it isn't time, it's like,
yeah, it's anything symbolic, people are gonna be like what they're gonna
be. It was just that if it's like a weapon, like just the
weapon when it so it's like, how can you do it? No,
Like it's yeah, I know there's like there's so much hype for what this
is. Himself said he hates that kind of ending exactly. So it's gonna
be It's gonna be something good. I just don't I am. I'm a
little skeptical of what it like how they're going to do it, But at
the same time, like I feel like the way that Oda's had his hand
on everything, I feel like it's it's gonna be fine. Rap says the
Treasure could literally beat seventeen different things together, and some fans will still hate
it. Yeah, absolutely, should have been, should have been, should
have been. It should have been a ring that's also a spaceship, bro.
The one piece was the Golden Mary. Honestly, it will be so
interesting to see if one piece ever does end. It'll be interesting. It'll
be so interesting to see the ending and how people react. It'll be like
a monumental thing like this is Dagarn. Tiny stuff is just like a practice
for the one piece. Guys, It's gonna be crazy. Alright, Well,
thank you guys for joining us. We'll be back next week talking about
some other anime related topics and events and whatever. And until next week,
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