#tatakae tatakae tatakae

[yunjitsu]

IT REMINDS ME SO MUCH OF THAT SCENE FROM 3RD OPENING, just how fast the night changes :(

I've been doing a speedrun of my thesis for the past +/- 30 hours because I want to be free already AND I've been constantly watching THAT ONE BARRICADES scene that always makes me tear up like a little bitch (that I am) but at the same time it pumps me up SOOOO MUCH that I feel ready to keep going for 30 hours more and finish this shit already and draw more pretty Levis for y'all and- and- *sobbing* 😭😭😭

[soulspark]

[stupjam]

cheerleader!

[yoan-le-grall]

[saltyinternetflower]

Eren Yeager is EVERYTHING!

The protagonist.

The antagonist.

The savior.

The Destroyer.

The prophet.

The puppeteer.

The survivor.

The hunter.

The hero we need, but...

Not the hero we deserve!

The best MC ever!

By tsukoon.art on Insta

[nintendometro]

A trailer for 'Osu! Tatakae! Ouendan' on the Nintendo DS. Support us on Patreon

[zurifushigurxz]

im writing a character analysis on Eren Jaeger because he’s genuinely so interesting and beautifully written. should i post it when i finish??

[mello-jello]

My new boss's name is Erin but ofc my dumbass accidentally spelled it Eren in an email, which I corrected but she's like, "no worries, any chance you watch anime?"

AND ALL I SENT BACK WAS TATAKAE IS THIS TOO RISKY THE ADRENALINE IS GOING TO TAKE ME OUT

[cielettosa]

The Attack on Titan anime did better job than the manga:

As a devoted fan of Attack on Titan, both the series and its manga, I must emphatically assert that the anime transcended the source material in certain key aspects. It's not about drastic alterations, but rather the subtle nuances that granted the anime a heightened level of clarity.

In the manga, there were lines that managed to infuriate the readers. Take, for instance, that moment when Armin expressed gratitude to Eren "for being a mass murderer for our sakes." It was a glaring misfit with Armin's genuine sentiments about the Rumbling. However, the anime rectified this by replacing it with the poignant dialogue about their reunion in the afterlife. Notably, the manga seemed less explicit about the fact that Eren "had no choice," leaving room for substantial criticism regarding his actions, his tears for Mikasa, the tragic demise of his mother, and the grim reality of only eliminating 80% of humanity. The anime, on the other hand, masterfully conveyed the inescapable nature of Eren's path, illuminating that no matter how hard he struggled, the outcome remained unchanged. Those like me who harbored disdain for the manga's conclusion primarily had their qualms rooted in the dialogue of that pivotal chapter. It's baffling that the "10 years at least" line persisted, but I digress, for the anime handled this with remarkable finesse.

I won't claim to adore the ending, but neither do I hate it. The anime, through its presentation, managed to mitigate some of the cringe factor, and the music, as always, elevated the emotional depth. It faithfully adhered to the source material, whether we found solace in its culmination or not. It's a testament to the anime's prowess that it took the source material and, for better or worse, enriched the experience.

[soulspark]

[xylavie]

Tatakae

(posted on my twitter as well)

[hotstreak2k3]

11 years ago, Eren gives Mikasa this iconic line that motivates her to fight.

[yutamayo]

[missmako-chan]

Idia looking at Rui: "He's just like me fr"

I just think Kamen Rider should exist in Twisted Wonderland. I also think Idia should be a toku fan and play Ride Kamens as a treat, so here's Freedom Play Shroud

[novelmonger]

Arbitrarily-Chosen Video Game Tournament, Round 1.21

Welcome to the Arbitrarily-Chosen Video Game Tournament, where we will find out which of the games I've played is the best game of all time!

Why? Don't ask. Just vote and reblog!

[foxymacchiato]

Eren throughout the Rumbling be like