NOTE: I watched this series in English
Series in one sentence:
A boy with no talent or strength is lucky to have a hidden power to save his ass.
Series in more sentences:
In a world where giant, mysterious humanoids roam the earth and eat
people, a young boy is determined to join the army and fight against
these creatures.
Regretfully, I've only watched season 1. I know, slow, but the later
seasons aren't available to me. Crunchyroll has a pretty strict
availability license when it concerns highly sought-after shows.
Anyway, I was never sure what to think of Attack on Titan. Images and
references used to pop up on the internet all the time and were hard to
miss, but I was never motivated to check it out, since it looked
painfully silly to me. But after watching it, the setting made it work.
Still, I'm more amazed that the series' biggest climax, the main
character's power, was never spoiled to me. I was surprised to be..
surprised. I expected a generic war cartoon without much else going on.
Even so, the enemy at the end was rather lame. I don't know if I had
mentally fallen asleep at some point, but I'm pretty sure this
particular character wasn't of any importance before the climax, nor did
the main character have any kind of relationship with them; which is
why I didn't understand his hesitation to kick their ass.
Speaking of which, a big flaw the main character has is that he always
needs to get motivated in order to get up and do something. For a boy
who claims to be motivated, and should be, that doesn't make sense.
Other than that, awesomely creepy and interesting series, not much else
to complain about. Watch the English version if you can, it's well done.
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