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In my last video titled The Mind of Eren Jaeger, we analyzed Eren’s character and tried to give him the label of hero or villain. In summary, I concluded that it was difficult to attach one of these labels to Eren as his life story was too complex to give him a label so cut and dry. But in this video I wanted to add to my prior analysis of Eren and discuss his more villainous tendencies. It is very apparent that Eren Jaeger’s actions in Season 4 were questionable. But what I wanted to tackle in this video is to analyze Eren’s philosophies as to why he committed those actions.
Before we delve into Eren’s moral philosophy, I believe it is important to understand the legacy he inherited from his predecessors. See without Eren knowing, he has been tied to a predicament where he is a key player. And the mantle that gives him such prowess is the mantle of the Attack Titan.
See, the mantle of the Attack Titan is much more different than an ordinary mantle being passed down. The carriers of this mantle all share common behaviors, goals, and most importantly can share their experiences through delving into each other's memories even after a carrier has died or before they are born. Coincidentally, all who inherit the Attack Titan are rebellious in nature, have an affinity for strength, stoic and have experienced tragedies that catalyzed their radicalization. These characteristics are also sought after when a user is looking for a successor.
For instance, the first user of the Attack Titan that we know of in the anime is Eren Kruger and his life story follows the aforementioned traits exactly. Kruger showcases his rebelliousness as he reestablishes the Eldian Restorationist Movement. Also he becomes a double spy in the Marleyan Ranks who aids the Restorationists from the moniker “ the Owl”. On his mission Kruger is stoic and performs atrocities against his own Eldian kind, but does so for his eventual end goal of freeing them.
Lastly, like his predecessors Kruger underwent a traumatizing event that led him down this path which was his witnessing of Marleyan officers burning his family alive. As a result of this trauma, Kruger vowed to exact his revenge on Marley.
Following, Kruger’s successor Grisha Jaeger has a story that is parallel to him. Just like Kruger, Grisha underwent a similar trauma when he discovered that his sister Faye was tragically mauled by dogs by the Marleyan officers. As a result, Grisha wished for freedom for his fellow Eldians and joined the Eldian Restortianist. Also, like Kruger, Grisha commits unethical actions for his mission such as being negligent to his firstborn son Zeke Jaeger and burdening him with unattainable expectations. This negligence of Grisha would then lead to the downfall of the Restorationists and because of his carelessness, many of his companions that followed him were turned into mindless Titans. But although Grisha failed, he was saved by Eren Kruger. And as a result of Grisha having similar characteristics to him, Kruger passes on his titan powers onto Grisha to continue their mission to free Eldia.
Now this brings us to Eren Jaeger who has all the characteristics of his predecessors. From a young age Eren is rebellious, desires freedom, and is shown to be emotionless at the sight of cruelty. And just like his predecessors he was traumatized by an tragic event that led to his radicalization which was his mother being eaten by a Titan.
Now at the beginning of the series Eren does not have these cold characteristics and overall he is still naive. It is not until he comes to face with consequential challenges and betrayals is when he adopts all the characteristics wholeheartedly. It is only after surviving all those challenges and paradigm shifts is when Eren begins to adopt a more stoic composure akin to his predecessor Eren Kruger. This influence on Eren Jaeger is so potent that he even goes as far as to adopt the alias Kruger when he disguises himself in Marley.
Now the reason as to why I bring this up is because this transformation of Eren showcases that the mantle of Attack Titan is not only a mantle that inherits powers but a mantle that inherits a philosophy. A philosophy to desire freedom and to keep moving forward no matter what. And the reason as to why I am emphasizing the characteristics of this fictional philosophy of the Attack Titan is because it bears numerous similarities to the real-life philosophy of Machiavellianism. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Here's the thing: The idea that ‘good’ and ‘evil’ don’t exist in Attack on TItan is backward. While you can say Isayama makes it a point to not label any human beings as irrefutably ‘good’ or ‘evil’ (we are grey), he consistently and categorically makes the distinction between ‘good’ and ‘evil’ ACTIONS. All he does is show that there is human reasoning and survivalism behind their actions. Which is the truth behind many evil acts.
I agree one of the most consistent themes is "Reasonable well meaning people being corralled into committing atrocities."
No way a guy who did genocide is "good"?
What Isayama conveys so well is that "good actions" is something we all inherently understand. Everyone wants to do good things. But the more power you have, the more you realize that it's impossible to be generally good. Armin, Mikasa, Hange, Levi are characters that have a clear goal of doing good. Meanwhile Eren, Reiner and Zeke have too much power, and thus can't just lay back and be good guys.
@@LateStageCap This for sure and I also think that one of the messages is that even decent people trying to do good actions will be pitted against one another by historical and social momentum culminating in an atrocity.
Most war attrocities are fueled by revenge.
I like to see Eren as one thing the worlds consequence for not letting go of the past when they should have and creating Eren as a result of that
100% agree with you
Whether eren is a hero or not is up to what people believe he is. Thats one of the major themes of aot.
Yes I agree its mostly up to personal interpretation! Thank you for the comment!
Floch saw this necessary evil in Eren just as he saw it in Erwin Smith. Erwin Smith had the will to send all those soldiers to their death without hesitation even if it meant gaining the upper hand just for a moment for Levi to kill the Beast Titan. Even Armin understands this deep down when he says that those who cannot sacrifice something dear (morality?) will never be able to win over their enemies. Great video, man.
Thank you so much! Appreciate the kind words!
@@ssRAY- No, thank you, I'm definitely going to check out your channel for more!
@@TheCusita93 appreciate it! 🙏
Treat someone like a animal long enough. You can't be surprised when they act like one. Even tho that is not what Eren was doing. Man is a genius.
FACTS!
I suppose this applies to Marley and most others nations too.
Eldians probably treated them like lesser/sub humans to themselves so... who knows.
@@thalmoragent9344😁 I think you forgot that Willy tybur was eldian but he continued killing his own blood with lies knowing the real truth just for him to have power too right?!
When he cried at Hannes death, I took that as an outburst in anger
Yes totally agree!
I think there are 3 factors that makes a man's character and personality
Nature(genetics which he owns)
Nurture (the upbringing)
Critical events (such that they have the power to shape someone's perception)
Eren was pushed by all these 3 factors to become what he is
In my opinion if his aim was free of hatred or feeling of revenge and just for paradise saftey and he had no other option then he is completely justified even if it means killing billions because he is free to prioritize the lifes when eventually some has to die.
If only everyone was like eren then there wouldn't have been any war
Wow thanks for the comment! That was very detailed and thorough! You do bring up very good points, all those three attributes do play a huge role into what shapes someones character and who they become. Also I'm glad you brought up the point of Eren's aim stemming possibly from Paradis safety because if that is his priority then youre right he has no other option. Thanks for the feedback!
It's more like, if everyone was like Eren, there would be even more war. He is not justified to commit genocide, killing all people to eliminate wars is basically the same as killing poor people to eliminate poverty. I think the word should be understandable, not justifiable, it's also easier for us to justify him since we saw most of the series from his perspective, so we root for him, but that's the thing, that's how the Jaegerists see him, and they are so radicalized that became the very same xenophobic pieces of shit as the ones that got them inside the walls in the first place. There's no clear answer to if it's right or wrong, but what is clear is that we as humans always have conflict, but what makes us better is how we deal with them, and everyone in the series deals with it the worst way possible... except for maybe Armin
@@xDMikeyms I don't think there would be war, they would just leave each other in peace. Besides that. They are in war, and there are better and worse ways to deal with them, but what would you do in such a situation. Also, "if we kill them they win" is not how war works, in the end, those who are killed lose the most, but there are no winners in war. But we should still fight for freedom, truth, etc. The path to freedom is drenched in blood after all.
@@casimirtrasta5834 That's an extreme way to see it. Firstly, Eren does everything for personal reasons, he does not care about anyone that's not his friends, he did everything for them, so no, if everyone was like him, they would all do unspeakable things in order to protect them, leading to even more war, he was never willing to do something different, I won't give manga spoilers, but he clearly shows that he doesn't feel what he's doing is right, but still does it. And sorry, but you're completely wrong on how war works, that exact mentality is what lead to soldiers in Vietnam to kill and kill and kill troops and civilians, Vientam lost thousands upon thousands of people more that the U.S, and still won the war, casualties are never how wars are won, cause they're not fought for people but for political interests, also freedom is a vague term, and if taken to the extreme we know how it can lead to senseless violence, but that's kinda the point AOT is trying to make.
@@xDMikeyms not really what i was trying to say with the "when you kill your enemy" quote. There are two sides to the coin. And i dont think that's what AOT is trying to say, it's explaining both sides, and there isn't really a side that's right. But atleast Eren moves forward, and knows they will be slaughtered if he doesn't do anything. Sitting on your ass and doing nothing never helped anyone.
Idk how u don’t have more subs to this channel, but u just gained one today! I’ve watched a lot of AOT analysis and this is definitely up there with the best of them. Loved hearing this pov, very interesting & informative,thank u for the work u put into this!
Man that means so much! Your words are very kind and encouraging! I am glad you enjoyed the video!
Okay so I’ve been eyeing your content for awhile now and dude you are so underrated. All of your attack on Titan content, your itachi video and the way you deliver is so good you really need to have a bigger audience like I’m not even kidding
Maaaan, thank you so much! Your words are so nice and encouraging!
This is some of the best analysis on any series I think I’ve ever seen.
Maaan, thank you! Appreciate it!
I'll be brutal - there *is* a character who is very similar to Eren Jaeger in American comics: Magneto, the primary villain of the X-men. Both experienced severe oppression and traumatic events, but used that as an excuse to try to wipe out the human race. The only difference is X-men's story doesn't revolve around Magneto - it's more of a general point of view - so you can see that Magneto is just as much a racist asshole as the people who are oppressing him. The only reason the heroes might work with him temporarily is when the balance of power is severely stacked against them and they're desperate. Even then there's usually a falling out the very second the power shifts.
Eren is just as bad - it's just that in Season 1-3 the actual heroes were super-desperate and Eren didn't have any agency half the time anyway.
Did you even read that story? This is an exceptionally stupid take
It's like in the dark knight rises
Daggett:"You're pure evil"
Bane:"i'm necessary evil"
I'm of the opinion that the 9 titans each reflect an aspect of Ymir that we're deluded down to only a single dominant characteristic. The size of the collosal, the gender of the female, the hardening of the Warhammer ect. If that's the case, then the attack titan is her repressed desire for freedom manifesting itself. So really the Titans are a snake eating its own tail, they create and destroy themselves inherently by the nature of existing at all.
Thats a very interesting analysis, thank you for your comment!
@@ssRAY- thank you! I actually have another theory in that vein if you like that one. Let's talk about the Rose, Maria, and Sina titans.
The lore states specifically that the three of them ate Ymir, and each had 3 children themselves and we're eaten by them, therefore creating the 9. Since the founders power was effectively divided into 3 and then each of those were divided again into 3, two questions come to mind. 1. Which 3 of the 9 abilities did each Rose, Maria, and Sina possess? And 2. Why did they discontinue the practice of eating the mother to create even more abilities?
I'll start with question 2 since it's more straightforward. If each of the nine was eaten by three children, just one more generation would have resulted in 27 shifters. Why not go that far for power considering how corrupt the eldians are viewed? Well the obvious answer is that the founder would become too diluted and each of the 27 shifters would be little more than a conscious version of mindless titans with maybe a stray hardening or screaming ability. At that point the Titans would be far less powerful and therefore less useful overall.
For question number 1, we can actually be fairly certain of which 3 titans each of the sisters held through context as the breadcrumbs are all there.
I forget which was the eldest sister, I want to say Maria, feel free to correct me if that's wrong. Either way, it's fairly reasonable to assume the eldest would have inherited the three titans closest to the founder. Royalty just works like that. Therefore Maria would likely have the founder, the attack, and female Titan abilities since they all involve commanding titans or affecting memories somehow. I would call this the Royal Titan.
The middle sister Rose, would likely have the bestial titans. As in the beast, the colassal, and the cart. They all share animalistic traits that would make sense if they had a common ancestral titan, with the exception of the colossal that would simply represent the size of an imposing beast, and the steam even represents the heat of fear coming over it's victims. I call this the Savage Titan.
The youngest sister Sina would therefore likely possess the Warhammer, the armored, and the jaws, as they all possess inherent hardening abilities. I call this the Knight Titan.
There's an argument to be made that jaws fits better as a part of the Savage, and the female could be part of the Knight Titan for general combat versatility. And the colossal could fit anywhere. That being said at the very least the cart and the beast came from the same place, as did the attack and founder, as did the Warhammer and armored. You can shuffle them around in many ways that make sense as long as those 6 are observed since it's so obvious. That being said my point still stands, and which titan power was descended from which of the three princesses is a discussion worthy of its own video.
@@iamlordapollo Wow! A lot of interesting things there! What you just said would be a great idea for an OVA or special season for Attack on Titan. Also explaining the characteristics that fit the three sisters was well thought out! This is a very good theory! Well done and thank you so much for your very detailed comment it its very appreciated!
This is a darn good analysis. So philosophical.
Thank you! 🙏
Great video man, this earned you a sub. Keep up the good work.👍
Thanks, will do! Appreciate the support!
I kinda want to explore all the characteristics of the other Titans.
People often give the Attack Titan more praise and are infatuated with it. And whilst I understand why, I feel people are under the impression that the other Titans don't also have their own affects and attributes to them as well
Just as the Attack brings out certain aspects of its Shifters, I hope Isayama one day emphasizes the other Titans as well.
Yes thats is true! I am thinking about doing other videos about some of the other shifters and their philosophies! Thank you for your suggestion and comment!
Really great video man cheers 🎉
Thank you so much! Im glad you enjoyed the video! 🙏
you got something wrong. yes, Eren is a character who rebel and only has worked towards freedom but we also forget what the Founder did to Eren in the first place. Eren would never go down this path unless he touched historia. is clear that Founding Eren send him a message back in that second. remember, anything that happens in the paths, could be years as shown with zeke and eren at the end of the manga. we do not know how many years Eren went through in that moment but its clear that yes Eren experiences help shape him, is also clear that when Eren was at his lowest, was also when he got in contact with another royal blood.
Yes that is a good point! That is a possibility the only reason why I didnt bring it up is because I didnt think i had enough concrete. evidence to prove that. Yes it is clear that by touching Historia's hand something happened to Eren, but so far in the anime we arent 100% sure what occurred. Maybe in the next season or in the manga that is explained but so far I am not 100% sure. But thank you for your insight! You are absolutely correct in your statement! That is an aspect to deeply consider!
Awesome video
Thank you so much for the kind words! I am glad you enjoyed the video!
Wonderful breakdown
Thank you! Greatly appreciated!
Amazing analysis
Thank you appreciate the love!
Eren's first priority was his friends, he even says "I care about you guys more than anyone else". The safety of the Island could have been guaranteed until they developed technologically had they made Historia a titan shifter, but Eren didn't want to "sacrifice Historia and her children" so he chose a full rumbling as it would be one the only means of getting what he wants. (Most of his friends surviving and living long lives, and saving the island without castrating the people of the island.) Eren had those two priorities, and the only way he could see to make these happen was to commit borderline omnicide. Eren is only evil because he put his friends and his tiny nation of a few million before the rest of mankind. A very very tribalistic outlook, which is seen as evil in the modern day because of globalism and such (which was kinda a thing in the AOT verse as well). If a similar story came out a few hundred years ago Eren wouldn't be evil, he would be seen as normal, and maybe in a few hundred more years he will be seen as an even more empathetic and sympathetic character than he is today.
You make a great point! You are right if AOT was made lets say a hundred years ago as a novel, I dont think Eren would get so much backlash as he is now. Its true that our current environment of being more globalized does have a huge influence on how we view issues such as war. Thanks for the comment!
Trust me, we sympathies him and get it his actions. You etheir genocide or get genocided and no one is willing to lay down and die
Not to mention I feel like malrey should be held just as responsible for the rumbling too
great analysis! subscribe quick 👍🏾 eren’s actions definitely weren’t good but this makes me think he wasn’t just going full villain mode
Thank you so much! Appreciate it!
Is for reasons like this I often point out how similar the walking dead is to attack on titan. And although the journey of eren jaeger is similar to rick grimes, with eren is a special case, because I always found odd the way he changed his mind about everything, and much like you said in your video, it may be because he realize no matter how hard they try Theres always gonna be someone after them. But I still fine interesting how the rest of characters and their motives are portrayed in ways that are bastly different from erens. What im saying is that what youre saying is right, but applied to the wrong eren, and you see, i find kinda hard to believe eren planned all of this by himself, and I believe he was being mind controled or at the very least manipulated, why? I dont think having 2 erens is a coincidence and the pact of no war is a bit weird that affects their users in such an specific way and also given the fact that the ackermans are also a family that cant be controled by the founding titan, these are all elements that kept me from believe that all of this was eren jaeger doing. But thats Just a theory of me trying to understand eren change of heart. And I do believe rick grimes is a better example of a hero pushed to become a Villain
That is an interesting parallel you drew between Rick Grimes and Eren. And yes although I am not completely sure, you are right that there is a possibility of Eren being mind-controlled by either Eren Kruger, another ancestor, or Ymir. This would play in Iseyama's themes of freedoms. It would be interesting to find out that despite Eren's talks of freedom he was actually manipulated by someone else. Your comment has a lot of material to digest and consider! Thank you for commenting!
I'm in two minds about the master slave mentality you spoke of.
I've always valued kindness. And I l like people around me to be treated fair. I like to think I'm relatively charitable.
But what I want will come first and I have no issue with Eran's behaviour.
Their is not a thing I would would do different put in his situation of season 4. His leadership isn't like normal every day life and his politics arn't like anything most of us will live with, it demands the behaviour he displays.
Yes I think most of us would say we are all kind natured but put into certain circumstances like Eren, it is difficult to say if we will maintain our nature. I think when it comes down to what we want to protect and what we cherish the most is when we can maybe not agree 100% with Eren but at least see where he is coming from! You make a good point! Thank you so much for your comment!
@@ssRAY- I dont think you can make anything other than 100% compliance with Erens actions.
Armin express's Eren is going to far when it's revealed that Eren will kill everyone not just the Marlians.
But time is running out for Eldia... if Eren is going to secure the future of his friends and his future it needs to be now. Their is no 'I kinda agree'
You can't kinda kill everyone. You can't kinda Thanos snap.
The Anime presents the situation as a yes or no, either your on board with Eren and his actions, or your opposed to them like Armin.
@@CubeBrikwell said🫡
Me and my girlfriend are watching the series. We are about to start season 4 and I'm very very interested to see what she thinks.
Eren was always right.
You put it perfectly, W video W creator
Thank you I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Eren: what do you get when you cross a mental ill loner with a society that abandons him and treats him like trash?
*YOU GET WHAT YOU F*CKING DESERVE*
Good take. Interesting to hear why Eren turned out the way he did out of necessity
Thank you so much!
Ok, people have to STOP pronouncing Mikasa's name like that. It's Meek-uh-suh. NOT "Mee-cah-sa."
Mi casa means my house. Why was Eren Jager crying in front of your house?
That's all. Thank you for coming to my ted talk. Your analysis is fascinating.
hahaha noted! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the advice 😈
No problem! Hope everything goes well!
Interesting analysis.
On another note, there's no point in uploading in 1080p when the bitrate is this low. It still looks like 360p
Ok noted! Thanks for the advice!
I put myself in Eren's place. If anything threatened the ones i love i would retaliate and protect them with my life.
Eren ate Willy to gain the power of the war hammer. That was erens true objective.
Based Video / and Historia Had Ymir's Slave Mindset to But asked Eren for A baby for herself And Joined Eren's side
Thank you so much and great point!
@@ssRAY- There are some who say that if a AOE will happen, the whole E+H=Y can become true since It didn't in the manga!
@@PedroLucas-mg5je huh that is interesting if that’s the case then a lot of things will come full circle
@@ssRAY- You could make a video in the future explaining about how Erenhisu works thematically in the story and could've made a better endgame for both characters and themes of the narrative since a part of the fanbase doesn't see or understand that!
Eren's character is basically that of a child that throws a tantrum when things aren't simple enough aka someone with no control over self. The author himself compares him to a serial killer character who's just born abnormal. Hence the character has no free will/ understanding and accountability over his actions and desires since being born is simply out of one's own control.
Yeah that is definitely a huge part of his character! I do agree that he is very impulsive at times
it's just a cartoon drawing bruh it's not that deep, let me know when a magical 2000 yo fairy gets in contact with you and shows you your death in the future in REAL LIFE
Eren definitely has self control its just his future is laid out for him with no choice but to follow.
What tantrum? No accountability? No understanding? Did you even watch the series
@@BAEHELPJAYDO Did you read the manga?
Ah yes.. Willy me tibbers! 9:36
he's definitely the villain making man bun cool again and all lol
Aot world is pretty f**#ed up; I mean can you really find peace with hatred and heinous acts all around. Someone has to die in order carry on their legacy, and if that means killing millions for true peace, and eventually Eren later on then so be it.
Yes thats true! In a world that is messed up it is difficult to find true peace with little to no compromise! Thank you for the comment!
I liked the topic you were discussing, but the emphasis you put at the end of each word is really distracting. Couldn't finish the video. I hope you improve, because the writing of the video is good.
Fair enough, thank you for the critic, Ill try my best to do better next time!
Is eren a hero villain no he is just a man not the man the world of attack on titan needs but the one it deserves.
Nice username...
The worlds just an evil place in attack on titan
@@liam6170 Isn't war inherent to human nature or is it all in my head?
@Person war is most certainly part of humanity I just hope we can find a solution to it before someone the likes of eran Jaeger shows up. Cause when you take away the titans and ODM gear the world of AOT is not that different from are own. Humanity won’t end by nukes or natural Desasters or aliens it will end because humanity itself pissed of the wrong dude and when that times comes humanity will deserve to end all because we couldn’t stop killing one another of petty reasons.
@@Always_Gatekeep_tourists We are animal creatures in the end. Tribalistic, prone to violence, and ultimately driven by our own instinct.
0:20 🗿🗿
He a antihero or dark hero or a broken hero
Eren, Kaneki, Sasuke and Guts would've been great friends!
looool facts
fair analysis! I do agree
Yes, he's a bad person. Even if everything he did were because he genuinely wanted to save Paradis (which I don't believe, we have many hints that he also did it out of selfishness and revenge, and there are indefensible things like hurting Armin and Mikasa), that is still wrong because there were other ways to defend Paradis that didn't involve a super genocide.
What other ways? Cuz the show made it point that none of the other options like the 50 year plan were viable
@@BAEHELPJAYDO I don't feel like typing everything thoroughly but yeah realistically there were viable options. I can link a reddit post with the explanation
@@thedragondread9587 just list a couple of them
@@BAEHELPJAYDO where did it show the 50 year plan not being viable? I never saw that. I saw eren reject it because he didn’t wanna sacrifice historia but nowhere was it ever said it wouldn’t work. And in fact eren’s final actions are basically just the 50 year plan but with even more death
@@kamronspencer4910 1. The 50 year plan isn't a solution it's just stalling the world's attack on Paradise while they force they the future generation to think of a plan
2. It continues the cycle of children eating they're parents and doesn't even guarantee a solution to save Paradise
3. The world's technology is almost at the point of being completely able to wipe out titans (as shown in season 4 part 1) another 50 years and they probably won't need titans...
4. Using a sample size rumbling would just give the world even more motivation to Destroy Paradise since now they know how terrifying it is
5. You just answered you're own question, in the end it doesn't solve anything....it just delayed the problem...and Eren basically did do the 50 year plan...except he gave them even more time and guess how that turned out.....they still came back and wiped out Paradise
Like I said it's useless, it's just Morally the correct course of action
villainous? um no. the world was happy sending eldians transformed into titans and keeping them locked in a cage, when the king told them to leave them alone. instead of leaving them alone, they did the opposite and went there, broke the walls, created erin. if they didn't send titans they would have never got the attack titan, or the founding titan, and none of this would have happened.
yet they were perfectly happy while eldians get eaten and they live care free. all leading up to wiping out the eldians. they'd stand no chance as they've been kept locked in by the titans. BUT NOW........... that erin can do it to them, and END this, once and for all, and fulfill his promise to destroy all the titans, he shouldn't? because, some innocent people will get killed? LMAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! XD XD XD
that's is the fucking dumbest shit I've ever heard. so reiner and annie are cool now cuz they wanted to kill a smaller portion of the population, that they conveniently don't belong to?
nope. fuck that. squish them all. don't see anyone saying shit about the kids armin killed when he nuked marley. what about the kids erins dad killed to get the founding titan? erin's mom? armin's grandfather? hannes? erin's dad? for fuck's sake he had to eat his dad to get the power, and now he has it and FINALLY KNOWS HOW IT WORKS AND HAS LESS THAN 3 YEARS TO LIVE, he shouldn't use it? nope sorry, there has been tons of innocent blood spilled till this point, and the marlians are FAR from innocent. fuck them. they've earned this. and I hope they get it. real good.
cuz if this doesn't end.............then it doesn't end. erin can never rest knowing the titans and this conflict continues for his friends to bear. that scene where they all fight about who's gonna take his powers really illustrates how he feels. he'll be the monster, like armin said about commander erwin, so he can beat the monster. he's dead no matter what, he doesn't care what anyone thinks about him. he just wants to see it done, and he will pay any cost to achieve that.
Yes if you watched the video you’ll see that I agree with you on most points
The world was not happy doing anything. It was the leaders of Marley which is a Fascist state, aka dictatorship. The citizens may have been racist but they were not aware of the actions be done and most of them were brainwashed by fear. The rumbling has the ability to destroy the world and could be done at anytime and the Marley knew it. Imagine every day you don't know if it is the day that the small island that once brutally dominated the world would decide to nuke the world. They do not know of that kings vow or what that king was doing over there. All they know is that the violent oppressors that they overthrew had the ability to kill them all at any moment.
Marley is only the way it is because that was the only way they could be to regain their freedom.
Parids is literally like if North Korea had more powerful nukes than America. The eldians ruled the world through terror and retreated with a very real threat of destroying the world. No reasonable nation would leave them alone.
The point of the story is that no one is in the right because they are all trapped in a cycle of violence that was started thousands of years before they are born. They are all acting rationally given the situation and that does nothing but cause more death and continue the cycle.
To not be able to recognize that Erin is a villain is to miss the point of the show entirely.
Well said dude
I think those who didn’t like eren actions are completely 2 faces.
I don't think ymir is a humanitarian.
Eren did nothing wrong
You sound like the “You’re dogwater” guy but a bit older😭😭
Yo I watched the previous 3 of your videos and I'm not subscribed (will do now tho). Keep going bro TH-cam is picking u up on the algorithm. Not watching the cyberpunk video tho sorry not interested in that lol
Thank you for taking your time to watch my videos! Much appreciated!
Eren yeager is no villian nor is he a hero
If anything he’s worlds hatred finally coming back at them for the years of hatred they send to the Eldians and paradise for the last 100 years when they should have just let go
Putin talks exactly like Eren, and whole east called him an evil person. Yet when you say Eren is an evil, fans won’t accept this statement))
He compared Eren to Putin 💀
@@xarachne8473 so?
lmaoo
Ones fictional and the other isn't. Believe it or not that's a big skill diff
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Eren has borderline personality disorder everything is black or white to him
Everything about Eldians is black and white to Marley, who has also convinced the world that it's black and white. Therefore Eren plays the game by the rules set by Marley and subsequently destroys them as he should. Based.
@@TXNIZ at least a fellow patriot gets it
@@erenyeager3655 Eren literally became the enemy to the lame AOT fandom because he correctly decided to not become bitch ass Armin and talk no jutsu the world into leaving them alone. (Talking did nothing as Paradis got nuked 100 years later lol, what a shit ending haha)
RIP King Yeager and King Floch, the final two Eldians.
guts did it better yawn
😂eren clears the cast badly
I need y’all to understand that genocide is evil end of lol there’s no justification for it. The narrative has expressed this explicitly and repeatedly. Some of these comments are very fashy
i have not watched the video but L + ratio + touch grass + goodbye
I have the answer. Eren is a ruined character. The ending of the Manga was terrible.
I agree with everyone saying you deserve much more of a following but I’m sure you’ll get there 🫡
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