Comments by "CaptainVanisher" (@captainvanisher988) on "It's Actually Over" video.

@Sieztt Calling the aot ending "shitty" is all I need to know about you.
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The reason many people don't like the ending is because they don't think too much and they want everything spoonfed to them. It's also a thing that people will always be dissatisfied and nothing can change that. Having said that not liking the ending being rushed and not liking the plot of the ending are two very different things. I understand the critique of being rushed in the manga but the plot was fine and excluding some bad lines (which were fixed in the anime) it was still a great ending.
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@Sieztt See how you draw conclusions of what I said just like I did. I never said you're a bad person for that. I assumed you were a bit delusional and have shitty anime taste. There is a difference between saying "I didn't like this anime ending, it could've been done better" and "This anime ending is shitty". Game of Thrones ending was shitty but can be argued up to being mediocre at best. AoT's ending was great and can be argued down to being mediocre at best.
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@null0452 You're max 90 IQ saying that garbage
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@TheSupaman98 Everything. Every part of it was good. The fact that it stayed loyal to the character arks, the fact that everything from throughout the show connects and the decisions being made make actual sense. The fact that it finally concluded as the bitter sweet love story that it was supposed to be. Everything was amazing.
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@mas2k533 Well I was entranced with the show and barely put 10% of thought into it yet I understood the main and most important things. Then I rewatched and did some research for an hour or so and understood everything else as well. The good thing with AoT is that it is rewatchable to the point of understanding and finding out things that you might've missed.
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@ICantSeeYourRepliesDickhead From what I've seen, manga readers are usually harder to satisfy. I've seen people sh*tting at Berserk as a manga and that's all you need to know about the "community".
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Also the fact that they changed the aftercredits' timeline. It is much better that the complete destruction of Paradis happens a lot of time after giving credit to the peace attempts and the technological regression that the rest of the world endured.
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@Sieztt sure
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scavenger1484 Plotholes such as? The only thing not explained was how Zeke escaped the Paths. I didn't catch any plot hole other than that. And how was the mood changed? The ending was bitter sweet , it was grim but also hopeful. Which is what AoT was all about since episode 1.
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@michaelhames6652 The message of the show was laid out perfectly by the after credit scenes. It's a bitter sweet ending, Eren's friends get to live full lives and so do their children and many generations to come, but Eren doesn't . The war and the destruction of Paradis was inevitable even if it became a reality 2000 years after the death of Eren. As for the sacrifice, to me it really was Eren. I came into this despising Eren and wanting him to die for his crimes, yet I came into sympathizing with Eren. Into understanding his reasoning, his feelings and his struggles. I still believe Eren had to die for their friends to live but I was utterly devastated when the moment did happen and it felt like Eren was indeed the ultimate sacrifice. That's masterful storytelling right there. The kids of the heros and friends did live happily for generations to come. The ending happens 2000 years later which is a lot better than the manga ending that happened 80 years later. Every person you saw fighting there was at the top of the cadets. They were talented and skilled and they polished said skills through endless war and fighting. The difference between Levi/Mikasa and them is still stark clear though. As for the people with titan powers being more powerful than their predecessors. It's kind of valid. My own explanation would be that this wasn't their full power but only an empty shell of what they used to be. Gabi's shot was in the end pointless and only aided to the torture of Zeke staying in the paths for thousands of years waiting for Eren to wake up. The "slow" form as can be clearly seen is infinitely more powerful than any titan form. It's enormous and it allows Ymir to create titan shells from it's own bones. And besides that, it's not really slow since it has a far higher true speed than Eren's bipedal form. The bipedal form could outrun it for maybe a few minutes or so with full effort sprinting but that's about it. He didn't save anyone else, because he couldn't. It was predestined. Eren's head was mashed by the elimination of time as well. My only criticism is the lack of explanation on how Zeke escaped the paths and allowed Levi to kill him. It was amazing ending, befitting an amazing show.
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