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If that thing really is the foundation of the Power of the Titans and they can get it to manifest again by killing Eren, they could somehow interfere with it and remove it from him, separating it from the power it created.

Without the source of the Power of the Titans, Eldians would no longer be linked through the paths. The Nine Titans could lose their powers and the Curse of Ymir. The Wall Titans across the world could lose their forms, ending the Rumbling all at once. They might even return to their old human bodies, and Connie’s mother too for that matter.

This is how the Power of the Titans will be destroyed forever.

#attack on titan#shingeki no kyojin#aot#snk#chapter 136#devote your hearts#manga#zeke yeager#eren yeager#source of all living matter#annie leonhart#gabi braun#falco grice#levi ackerman#connie springer#reiner braun#jean kirstein#mikasa ackerman#Final Chapter#aot spoilers#SnK Spoilers
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godkingreiss-archive asked:

To be honest I always thought the "See you later, Eren" in Chapter 1 was a red herring or misinterpretation of Isayama's early art and paneling abilities, but this chapter has given me second thoughts. If Eren could speak to Armin via the paths and appear as his 10-year-old self in the process, who's to say there won't be a conversation between him and Mikasa in the paths where she has a younger, long-haired appearance?

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momtaku answered:

Eren being able to accidentally summon people into the PATHS dimension has opened up many possibilities for his future interactions with the cast. I hope we get more of Kid Eren interacting this way. If so him seeing  a 19 year old short-haired Mikasa feels like a certainty.

 What excited me most is that I think we finally have the answer for why Eren was crying when he woke from his dream in chapter one. I feel confident that at some point  young Eren looks down from his unimpeded view of the open sky and notices the destruction at his feet,

Thanks for the ask! 

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Kawakubo Shintaro Announces Delay of SnK Chapter 129 & June Issue of Bessatsu Shonen (Publishing in May)

Kawakubo Shintaro, editor of SnK at Kodansha, shared a tweet showing Kodansha’s announcement of suspension of upcoming publication projects due to COVID-19 in Japan. This includes all monthly/weekly manga magazines such as Bessatsu Shonen. This means that the June issue, originally set to be published on May 9th, 2020 and containing SnK chapter 129, will not be released for next month.

This marks the first time in SnK’s history that it has not been published since its debut in September 2009.

Related News: Kawakubo Shintaro || Kodansha

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SnK Chapter 124 Poll

Reiner takes a rest and Gabi gears up for action while the 104th try to make sense of what’s happening. We bid farewell to Nile and Pixis, and finally, at long last, say hello again to Annie. The focus is on the grounds of Shiganshina in chapter 124, “Thaw”.

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(to see previous responses, click here)

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FINAL Shingeki no Kyojin / Attack on Titan Manga Exhibition - Shadow Puppet Sequence

Illustrator Kohno Ai has shared her work for the FINAL Manga Exhibition - artwork for the shadow puppet sequence that depicts Willy Tybur’s speech in chapter 100 of the manga (Which has not been adapted into anime yet).

A video of the full sequence can be seen above. It also features a (Currently unknown) seiyuu performing as Willy, as well as a brief moment with Kaji Yuuki and Ishikawa Yui as older Eren and Mikasa.

The FINAL Exhibition opened to the Japanese public on July 5th and will end its run on September 8th, 2019. A visual tour of the exhibition can be seen here.

Related News: Events || Seiyuu || Videos: Other Archival News: Exhibitions

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FINAL Shingeki no Kyojin / Attack on Titan Manga Exhibition - Nine Titans Display (English)

In addition to the main Japanese display of the Nine Titans at the FINAL Manga Exhibition, an English translation was provided as well for international visitors!

Photos courtesy of @darlingpoppet

The FINAL Exhibition opened to the Japanese public on July 5th and will end its run on September 8th, 2019. A visual tour of the exhibition can be seen here.

Related News: Events Archival News: Exhibitions

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I think I figured out what feels off about this chapter. I think Isayama may have tackled too much content in Chapter 119. 

The wine Titan transformations has been foreshadowed for months and finally was delivered here, but before we have any time to process the horror of all these classic and new characters becoming Titans, we’re tossed right into Porco getting eaten by Titan Falco, and that shock doesn’t really set in by the time Eren loses his head.

If Isayama left the Titan transformations for this chapter and saved Porco’s death and Eren’s decapitation for 120, I think the reality of the situation would settle much more smoothly.

#manga#chapter 119#snk#snk spoilers#aot#aot spoilers#shingeki no kyojin#attack on titan
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FINAL Shingeki no Kyojin / Attack on Titan Manga Exhibition “Manga Ending” Atmospheric Audio & Map

A recording of the “Manga Ending” atmospheric audio (Said by Isayama Hajime as his personally-imagined sounds that depict the manga’s general conclusion) from the FINAL Exhibition can now be heard above! The last cry of “Eren!” is said to be voiced by Inoue Marina (Armin).

A Japanese fan has also created an approximate map of the audio room/hall (Photos of the outside area can be seen here).

Translation: @snknews

  1. Note: the entire room is pitch black save for some lights (Descriptions below)
  2. From the entrance, the first sounds appear to be cannon/artillery, as well as noises from possible overhead/airborne attacks. Explosions can be heard thereafter.
  3. Throughout the area are audible sounds of strong winds.
  4. At the second corner are sounds of materials on fire, as well as possible cries from humans.
  5. The hall then reveals some “unidentifiable lights” that move along the second corner area. Other light sources include two lamps: one at the second corner and the other near the exit.
  6. As you move through the second corner, there are noises indicating someone moving “above” you (ティンティン).
  7. Close to the end are sounds of 3DMG/ODM gear being used.
  8. The final part is Inoue Marina/Armin’s “Eren!!”

The FINAL Exhibition opened to the Japanese public today and will end its run on September 8th, 2019. A visual tour of the exhibition can be seen here.

Related News: Isayama Hajime || Events Archival News: Exhibitions

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Shingeki no Kyojin / Attack on Titan Season 4 “The Final Season” Coming in Fall 2020

After today’s final episode of SnK Season 3, the above video announced that the final season will be coming in Fall 2020 (Still broadcast on NHK).

The dialogue previewed, voiced by Ishikawa Yui (Mikasa) is “Eren…please…come home.” Originally seen in the manga’s chapter 101.

Related News: Season 4 || Videos: Trailers

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Animator and Illustrator Hotchi Kazuhiro Shares Artwork from Episode 57 (Season 3 Episode 20)

Japanese animator and illustrator Hotchi Kazuhiro has shared four additional artworks that he created for episode 57, “That Day” of SnK (Also Season 3 Episode 20). They were shown during the explanation of Marley’s history.

Hotchi previously shared his artwork for SnK Season 2 and Season 3 Part 1.

Related News: Photos: Official Art || Season 3 || Staff || WIT Studio Archival News: WIT Studio

#anime#season 3#that day#57#eldia#marley#ymir fritz
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