Isayama knows how to write a story.
Attack on Titan is by far the most well-written, well thought out shows of the modern era.
Following the story of Eren Yeager, we watch as he slowly descends farther down this rabbit hole until he hits his breaking point.
Starting from season 1, I thought I could predict the outcome of this story. One tone story. Obvious character plots. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong!
As a viewer, you are forced to watch 90% of your established characters vanish, vicious plot loops that blow your mind, and emotional scenes that guaranteed will make your heart stop.
Seasons 1-3 feel like a complete story. Isayama tells a beautiful story of sacrifice to save the island of Paradis from titans.
Season 4 feels like a sequel that wasn't needed but deserved to be made. Season 4 introduces the idea of how traumatized our main character has actually become. Watching him descend to insanity is painful but understandable. At the end you are torn between supporting and disliking Eren. It's written to make you feel as if you are no longer watching Attack on Titan.
Overall, this heart wrenching story is unbeatable when it comes to plot. Attack on Titan might be the best masterpiece of this era. If you haven't watched it, what's wrong with you? If you have and disliked it from episodes 1-8, keep watching. It is well worth the pain.
Attack on Titan is by far the most well-written, well thought out shows of the modern era.
Following the story of Eren Yeager, we watch as he slowly descends farther down this rabbit hole until he hits his breaking point.
Starting from season 1, I thought I could predict the outcome of this story. One tone story. Obvious character plots. Wrong. Wrong. Wrong!
As a viewer, you are forced to watch 90% of your established characters vanish, vicious plot loops that blow your mind, and emotional scenes that guaranteed will make your heart stop.
Seasons 1-3 feel like a complete story. Isayama tells a beautiful story of sacrifice to save the island of Paradis from titans.
Season 4 feels like a sequel that wasn't needed but deserved to be made. Season 4 introduces the idea of how traumatized our main character has actually become. Watching him descend to insanity is painful but understandable. At the end you are torn between supporting and disliking Eren. It's written to make you feel as if you are no longer watching Attack on Titan.
Overall, this heart wrenching story is unbeatable when it comes to plot. Attack on Titan might be the best masterpiece of this era. If you haven't watched it, what's wrong with you? If you have and disliked it from episodes 1-8, keep watching. It is well worth the pain.