Anime “Attack on Titan” Final Part 2 (Impressions)

What did Eren want to accomplish?

After all, isn’t that what it means to achieve freedom (peace)?

To end the Titan’s curse and force humans to end the conflict.

First, in order to end the Titan’s curse, he must convince the founder Ymir.

Eren takes revenge on the people of the continent who have discriminated against him.

I combined the feelings of Ymir who was discriminated against and betrayed.

Even if Eren burns with a desire for revenge, Mikasa’s love will never change…

By showing this to Ymir, he was able to make his feelings come true.

It’s okay to sacrifice someone you love in order to protect something important.

Eren and Mikasa were entrusted with the fate of saving Ymir.

And because Eren believed in his friends,

I think I am ready to put into practice a future that cannot be changed.

Eren must have known that nothing comes from hatred.

However, the sadness of losing his parents and the discrimination he suffered from people on the continent left deep scars on his heart.

What he really want to eradicate is the lowly human heart.

Human beings continue to discriminate, conflict, and hate each other forever.

He wanted to clean up the world and start over from scratch.

Like when we lived in peace even within the walls.

This was the only way to make everything go smoothly, and this was something only Eren could do.

However, what Eren did is still a genocide of humanity.

mistaken…

Still, I had no choice but to do it.

However, in the end, it was not possible to drive out the base hearts of humans.

When I think about it that way, this ending leaves me with a feeling of despair.

Even in the real world right now

Religious conflicts, territorial conflicts, racial discrimination…

These have never disappeared in human history.

It’s like fighting a virus.

I wonder how many times humans will have to repeat these mistakes in order to eliminate such mistakes…

The essence of this anime and manga is faced by those of us living in modern times.

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