#SnK 112

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[momtaku]

Is it possible that Levi felt like he was made a fool/clown by Erwin? Especially because, upon reflection, Zack didn't even need to be killed by Levi, as he surrendered. Thinking of Levi as a jester hurts me, but it seems real.

Not possible. For one, Zeke did in fact need to be killed since his life was powering Eren's Attack Titan. Zeke surrendered to Levi, but that didn't negate that Levi needed to kill him nor his satisfaction in doing so.

The idea of Levi being made to feel foolish by Erwin is so completely at odds with everything I know about the story, and Levi and Erwin's relationship. I think his moment of peace at the end, speaks volumes. He finished the mission. He made their sacrifices worth it. He made them proud. In fact, he only character I recall who ever made Levi feel foolish was Eren. In chapter 112 he reflected on the number of times he saved Eren, only to be betrayed by him. He called believing in Eren a joke and farce.

Thanks for the ask! I hope this answers your question.

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Beat SNK vs Capcom card clash!

Pretty fun- I really enjoyed it and despite how seemingly simple it is there's a ton of complexity in the game. I wish I liked fighting games more so I would know more of the characters, but even without that knowledge it was a great time. The final boss was super fun, I was barely able to eke out a win (100 HP to enemies 1400 at the end, but I had a big punch to finish things).

I'm only at 112/300 cards, and also only did Capcom route, so there's more to it if I push it! I'll probably play a bit more in my free time before deciding to finish it or go for more cards.

[nanakorobiyaokii]

he remembers them smiling, sharing their dreams, hopes and they’re always together.❤(இ﹏இ`｡)

[lostcauses-noregrets]

Hello! I was wondering, what are your favourite eruri manga pages?

Oh wow....where to start?! There are so many amazing Eruri moments in the manga that it's really hard to choose. But since you asked, here are my favourites....

1. Chapter 80 - The Crate Scene. This scene appears 4 times in the manga, but the first time is still the most heartbreaking. I remember reading the spoilers when this chapter came out, and tbh, I'm still not over it.

2. Chapter 81 - Only One Man. There's nothing I can say that could even begin to capture the emotion of this panel.

3. Chapter 81 - "I swore to him." The beauty and passion of Levi's anger never ceases to move me. Also the heart on his cheek...

4. Chapter 72 - "I'll break your legs." The rawness of Levi's despair is devastating.

5. Chapter 112 - The Vow. Though we never doubted his commitment, we waited so long for Levi to reaffirm his vow, and when the moment finally came, it exceeded all our expectations.

6. Chapter 139 - This is how it ends.

Honourable mention to....

7. Chapter 51 - "You are pitiful". A classic example of one of those weird exchanges Erwin and Levi share at deeply inappropriate moments.

8. ACWNR - The eye-fuck scene. Get a room FFS.

9. Chapter 55 - The Classroom Scene. Will Isayama ever put us out of our misery and explain what Levi was doing in Mr Smith's classroom? No. He won't. The bastard.

[ourmondobongo]

Hey! ☺ I was just reading one of your asks where you said how concerned and conflicted Levi was in the forest that he was ready to grab one of those traitor jaegerists and feed Zeke to him. I was wondering, is that a bad thing? I mean if Levi could really implement this plan the rumbling would've been avoided at least until Hisu was ready to eat the beast. At least he was trying to make a move, right? Would've that ended up in a disaster instead in your opinion for levi was making a rushed decision? 🤔 What do you think?

Hey!!!

Yes, it was a very dangerous thing, imo. It's why his soldiers react so startled at his decision.

As Varis says, if the World was ready to pull an one-all attack on Paradis in the mean time, they would be done for. Without the Founder's power, their defense would be Armin/his colossal, and Eren's Attack Titan/Warhammer. There is so much they could do alone in the face of hundreds of airships, navy, and human military in a coordinate attack.

They had anti-titan artillery already (that MagaPi almost finished Zeke in Shiganshina), and Reiner + Galliard + the low endurance of the Warhammer Power were going to be a significant problem for Eren. Armin was going to be the biggest problem for Marley, but his endurance wasn't much too. All OP shifters had their weak points to balance their OP skills...

Then, if translations are accurate, Levi also says the plan is "reckless" (or risky) too.

And if the events had played out exactly as followed in the manga, Paradis was seriously done for because with just a handful of Marley’s broken army, the three Warriors, and the airships armed to the teeth with guns, things were walking down a very deadly path. Had Zeke not appeared to throw the Wall' boulders at the airships and the Warriors, I particularly can only imagine a very ass-pull death plot armor to save them all from this predicament. Armin couldn't even turn into a Colossal unless he killed all his allies...

I might be wrong tho, ofc. But it's the logical progression of events I can foresee happening.

Kill Zeke there would have certainly prevented the Rumbling. But, being believable, it could have spelled the end of Paradis, probably Eren's and some favs. Reiner would fulfill the Helos "prophecy", and become the final MC lol He would most probably die in the process too lol

The attack on Marley was successful because a lot of factors were included, like the cooperation of Onyankopon's air drive skills, the anti-marley volunteers, Zeke's plan and half-assed fight, it was a surprise-attack for them, and so on. But, flipping the tables, it would be quite chaotic for the SC and Paradis too.

The Yeagerists had Hanji as their hostage, and in the eventuality of having a confrontation with Levi on that few hours between the talk on the forest and Marley’s sneak attack, anything could happen. Who knows if Floch or Levi would even be capable of reaching Shiganshina before Eren was done for...

It would all be very chaotic. Especially if Floch, Hanji, Levi and Zeke had met halfway by the river. Yams could use it as a way to kill Hanji by their own soldiers' hands, or make Levi chose between whom to save; Levi could've gotten shot and died in a anticlimactic but unexpected way? LOL Hard to say. Too many possibilities!

Edit: actually, now that I think about Armin’s Titan, he could have turned into a Colossal without exploding and destroy the airships during the Sneak Attack... hmmmm. The possibilities are indeed a lot! It would be interesting to see him fighting with his Titan that way. Still, Floch, Hanji, Levi and Zeke would still have a deadly ending because *Yams* LOL

[thena0315]

Levi’s eyes when he remembers the veterans soldiers who devoted their hearts

Chapter 112

Chapter 132

Chapter 136

It’s hitting him even more now that he’s the last veteran soldier from 844 and isn’t part of the 104th

[mimangacaps]

𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒆𝒏𝒅 𝒐𝒇 𝒇𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒏𝒅𝒔𝒉𝒊𝒑𝒔

[bella-donna418]

Mikasa: *starts crying* Eren, how could you?! You wrapped this scarf around me-

Eren: *rolls eyes* Shut up. I'll keep moving forward and I don't care about you.

Mikasa: Fine then! We're getting a divorce! I'm taking the kids!

Eren: YOU WON'T DARE-

Mikasa: Oh yeah? I'LL DO IT! WHETHER YOU LIKE IT OR NOT!

Gabi: *slowly returns the money and plot titles back to the case* Should we stop playing this game?

Armin, watching the two bicker: We should definitely stop...

[tamhrayis]

Yesterday I finally decided to catch up on AoT’s manga and I am so surprised that we went from this:

TO THIS

Just...HOW 👁👄👁

[lenok993]

Ackermystery

Now or never

[jossdrawz]

I wanted to post this last week but I prefered not spoil anime-onlys

[cosmicjoke]

Alright, up through chapters 111 and 112 of SnK!

First, I just have to say a few things about Eren here and what a massive dick he was to Armin and Mikasa.  It’s hard as hell not to be pissed at Eren here, even knowing that he was trying to push his two best friends away in an attempt to keep them out of harm, and part of that is because, given what Eren later confesses to Armin, about not knowing what he was doing during this scene, I don’t think the way he treats them here IS entirely to protect them.  Armin says after the whole confrontation that Eren’s the one who’s a slave, specifically he says “You’re a slave too, and your master’s a worthless bastard.”  Eren has the gall to get offended by this, after he just spent the last however many minutes telling Armin and Mikasa both that they’re pathetic slaves with no will of their own.  But the important part here is what Armin says.  He’s referring, I think, to all of Eren’s worst traits as a human being.  He’s telling Eren that he’s let himself become a slave to the worst parts of his personality, the parts that want to hurt others, that finds gratification in hurting others.  That he’s letting himself be dictated by those ugliest, cruelest parts of himself.  I think part of Eren’s tirade against Armin and Mikasa was based very much in his honest feelings, those feelings of anger and hatred towards his best friends being born out of his own insecurity about himself.  He tells Armin that his constant attempts to “talk” are pathetic and worthless, and that Mikasa is only strong because of experiments conducted on the Ackerman bloodline.  Essentially, Eren is trying his very best here to strip away both Armin’s and Mikasa’s own merit, and cast their strengths and abilities in a negative light, treating those strengths as either weaknesses or as something unearned, some sort of freak accident of birth.  Eren goes particularly hard after Mikasa, trying to make her exceptional abilities seem somehow lesser or unimpressive because they’re only a byproduct of experiments done to other Ackerman’s over the centuries.  This smacks terribly to me of Eren taking out his own physical shortcomings on Mikasa and Armin both, blaming them for his own weakness.  Eren taunts Armin later while he beats the hell out of him, telling him they’ve never fought because it never would have been a “fair fight”, as if Eren himself was ever any kind of exceptional fighter.  It’s made a point of again and again early in the series that Eren isn’t particularly special or gifted in anything he does.  He isn’t a good fighter, he isn’t especially smart, he isn’t especially skilled.  But here we have him flaunting himself over Armin, as if Eren was ever some sort of uber bad-ass fighter who could destroy any opponent with ease.  It really does just come across as crippling insecurity on Eren’s part, on him acting out his self-loathing and insecurity in himself on his friends.  It’s really one of Eren’s lowest moments in the whole series, and especially because it doesn’t particularly feel like he doesn’t entirely mean it.  I think he does, to some extent.  

Anyway, okay, I also want to talk a little about Levi and how he reacts to the news of the Yagerists taking over the military, and Zeke’s involvement.  

What really strikes me here is Levi’s reaction to Pixis’ and the MPs plan to feed Eren to someone else, to give them the Founder.  Levi says to hell with that plan, and it’s really interesting to me, because this shows two things about Levi and how he regards Eren at this point.  It isn’t that he feels betrayed by Eren that Levi has his internal monologue about all his comrades dying in the line of duty while protecting Eren, it’s because he’s thinking about how all of those people died to protect Eren, only for the military to then turn around and render all of those sacrifices utterly meaningless by deciding to just feed Eren to whoever they choose.  A recurring and vital theme for Levi’s character throughout SnK is that he can’t abide meaningless death.  The thought of anyone dying or suffering in any way without reason, for Levi, is one of the worst things that can happen.  Pointless, meaningless death is a travesty to him.  And by deciding to just kill Eren then and there, to feed him to someone else, the military is basically shitting all over the deaths and sacrifices of an innumerable amount of Levi’s friends and comrades, essentially declaring those sacrifices null and void and pointless.  All these people will have died, it turns out, for nothing.  That’s why Levi calls the current situation they’re in a “farce”, because it’s made a joke out of all those lives lost.  And it’s why Levi won’t stand for it.  He refuses to let it happen, instead deciding it’s Zeke who should be fed to someone.  It must be more galling to Levi than just about anything, that these MPs, who never lifted a finger or sacrificed anything in order to fight for humanity’s survival have now taken it upon themselves to decide that all that effort, all those lives lost, all those morals compromised, all that blood gotten on the hands of the SC members for the betterment of humanity, meant nothing and was never necessary, that they’ll just kill Eren without any input or say from those people that sacrificed so much to keep Eren alive all this time.  And it’s not just the lives lost, like Mike’s, or Nanaba’s, or Nifa’s, or Erwin’s, or any of the other hundreds of SC’s members that died while protecting Eren, but also people like Jean and Armin having to get blood on their hands, going against their moral codes and now living with the burden of having taken lives, or Dimo Reeves essentially giving his life to protect Eren and Historia.  There’s any number of smaller sacrifices, on top of the lives lost, they’ve all made in order to protect Eren, because they all believed him to be essential to humanity’s future, that he was one of them, and could be relied on and believed in to always hold true to the ideals of the SC, to fight for humanity’s salvation.    The military’s decision to just kill Eren throws that belief back in the faces of the SC.  

I think, also, it’s interesting, because Levi’s still holding here to the possibility that Eren hasn’t betrayed them all.  He’s still showing that he believes in Eren, even as that belief is being strained and tested by everything that’s happening.  That Levi doesn’t just immediately wash his hands of Eren here, and say “Yeah, kill him.”, shows also that he still WANTS to believe in Eren, that all the hopes they put in him weren’t unfounded or for naught.  Even as he acknowledges that he doesn’t know if Eren is being controlled by Zeke or not, he still wants to give him the benefit of the doubt.  It shows that he still cares about Eren as a comrade and a friend.  He holds no such ties to Zeke, who’s done nothing but cause him pain and misery, and so Levi’s solution here makes sense.  Feed Zeke to one of the Yaegerists, then, after Historia gives birth, if she’s still willing, let her consume the Beast Titan.  Levi’s trying here to avoid killing Eren, both because he can’t bear the thought that all those people died for nothing, and also because he still feels loyalty and friendship towards Eren, which speaks to the depth of Levi’s dedication as a friend, honestly.  

Also, we get to see Levi’s suspicion of Zeke’s story about how and why he turned the people of Ragako into Titan’s validated, when it’s revealed that he lied about his spinal fluid, if consumed by Eldian’s, freezing them up.  The guy really is just a straight up liar.  And that particular deception of Zeke’s is what leads to the tragedy of what happens next, turning Levi’s comrades into Titans.  Like I said in my previous post, I think Levi was trying to genuinely glean if Zeke really was as heartless and uncaring as he appeared, trying to understand if there was some understandable reason behind his actions, and that he came the conclusion from reading Zeke’s tone, words and body language (just like Erwin says about Levi’s ability to see the true nature of man), that there isn’t any real humanity in Zeke at all.  And of course, what Zeke does here only proves that beyond any sort of doubt.  

Levi’s declaration here that he isn’t going to let Zeke dictate things any longer is Levi being fed up with these mind games and manipulations.  He’s known all this time that Zeke has been stringing them along, lying to them, using them, all with some ulterior motive and plan in waiting, even as he couldn’t know the details of those things, and Levi knows if he waits any longer to take Zeke out, things are going to reach a point of no return.  Levi’s instincts here are right, and have been from the start, but because he was beholden to the chain of command, he couldn’t act.  It’s the pussyfooting around that the military’s done up to this point, their indecision and fear, to trust Zeke, but also to have the balls to move against Zeke completely, that’s lead to things getting so out of hand.  Tragically, Levi’s decision here comes too late.  But man, he was ready to take matters into his own hands finally.  Someone should’ve listened to him sooner about Zeke.  They should’ve just killed his ass the second they had him on the island.

[nanakorobiyaokii]

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[lostcauses-noregrets]

Hi lost! Hope ur having a good day!

I'm sure you've already seen the new illustration Levi and Eren. For me it doesn't confirm Eren spoke to Levi in the paths despite what some other fans believe, but do u think it is an indication of how their conversation could go had Eren really tried to talk to him in the paths? To be honest I never thought Levi would look so calm after all the pain Eren caused him.

Hi Anon, I know that @momtaku has already answered several asks about this image, one of which might have been from you, and I pretty much agree with everything she's said. I don't think it's "proof" that Eren spoke to Levi in paths, if he had we'd have seen it in the manga, but it is interesting to speculate how that conversation might have gone. I think Levi's inner monologue in chapter 112 gives us a very good indication of what he might have said to Eren, namely that so many of their comrades died saving his life over and over again because they believed he was humanity's best hope of survival, but that after all that death Eren turned around and betrayed them. "It's almost like one big awful joke. "