Some Boring Rants About the End of the Giant (Spoiler Alert)
Just today, Attack on Titan ended.
After I watched the ending, I always felt that there was an old slot stuck in my throat. I couldn’t find a place to say it, so I decided to post it here. If you are not interested or don’t know, you can skip it, no affect anything.
(The following is the emperor's personal opinion. If you don't like it, don't spray it. If you argue, you are right.)
Attack on Titan is over, and Chapter 139 "To the Tree on the Hill" is officially over.
After watching the ending, I kept wanting to say something, but I just couldn't say it.
That is to say, you can feel that Hato Isayama really wants to say something in the ending, but from the storyboard to the details to the dialogue of the characters and the introduction to the background, it is actually extremely blurred.
After the Earth Cry and 80% of the population died out, everything seemed to be over, the giants disappeared, and the world ushered in a brief peace.
But is it all over?
No, the author clearly tells us that the cycle of hatred has not ended.
The giant is gone, but both sides are preparing their armies for war, preparing to kill the opponent, and they are both falling into extreme war frenzy.
The investigative corps was dead and crippled.
Countless mortals died in this disaster.
But the group of "war criminals" who committed the biggest crimes lived well.
Although it is peaceful on the surface, it can be known from the dialogue in the long voyage in the plot that the world is still undercurrent. In the end, Mikasa reached out and pressed Alan's head, telling him that he could see everyone, and then pulled the scarf and Spread the wings to end.
Don't you feel unfinished and inexplicable?
Yes, I feel that way too.
I can feel that, as the author, Isayama Tsutomu wants to express and satirize something through this ending, but due to the extreme obscurity and concealment, on the one hand, everything stops abruptly, on the other hand, there are endless aftertaste and unfinished meaning.
Let me offer some personal opinions.
First of all, what I want to say is, don’t just look at a bunch of analysis and certain judgments, first of all, I must first confirm that Isayama Tsutomu is an “extreme right wing” and “anti-war loser”. You have to know the truth on the Internet False and true, too many self-media and public accounts and big Vs know how to incite netizens’ emotions. They know that once the judgment and answer are posted, it is very easy to get traffic and a lot of likes, so they must say this , must answer this way.
In fact, I personally think that the irony of this ending is very profound, but it doesn't necessarily mean anything, because from a certain point of view, everything makes sense. The fastest updated Qiqi novel
First of all, this ending can be understood as Isayama Waku’s irony of the current superstructure of the book. I still have some research on the superstructure of the book. It can be said that more than a thousand years ago, since the high-level management of the book took turns in the era of the Regent Court to the present , the political structure of the book has not changed, eternal aristocratic politics and rotation in power.
As we all know, many of them have committed numerous crimes. During the Tokyo trial, the International Court of Justice gave justice to many of them, but there are still many who slipped through the net and were not liquidated (or partially exonerated or even released afterwards), and With the conversation of Murayama gradually being forgotten and the arrival of the new century, Benzi has gradually forgotten the facts and the crimes he once committed.
As said in the ending, there is no remorse, only fanaticism, no apology, only Tatakai! Tata open!
Secondly, of course, the ending of "Giant" can also be understood as an anti-defeat, which seems to be no problem. You can feel through the dialogue between Allen and Armin that Allen, who started the ground cry, has a deep apology?
No, but also modified and sealed the memory.
The Yeager faction successfully came to power, controlled the Eldians, continued to instigate, continue to fanatical, and continue to tatakai!
We have not failed, we want to rebuild the glory of the island!
This can be regarded as the author's dissatisfaction with the status quo and some kind of long-simmering vent.
I really can't understand the current situation,
There is no doubt about it.
Due to some well-known reasons, it is inconvenient to expand on this point (laughs), and I understand everything.
Finally, there is an understanding.
The author sees too much, he's laughing.
What are you laughing at?
Laughing, nothing has changed, he has seen through everything, through the reincarnation of human history.
Does it make any difference whether it starts or not?
Is there any difference between a world with giants and a world without giants?
Has the chain of hatred been interrupted? Qiqi's novels are first published on the Internet
No, neither.
Continue to fight until one party dies!
The world where only Eren and Mikasa were injured, reached!
Then everything is back to square one.
So many people died in the entire investigation corps, the captain was half disabled, and the heroic souls who sacrificed countless hearts to save the world were exchanged for an Ai tribe being exterminated, and in exchange for a murderer, the family was reunited, and the victim looked at them smiling ending?
The heart is dedicated to the dog, right?
A group of war criminals are reunited with their families and they are beautiful and beautiful. The innocent people who really died love to die, right?
I personally think that the intentions of these three endings can be understood in any way, because the author probably intends to leave blank on purpose. Doomed.
So, to sum up, is Attack on Titan unfinished?
In my opinion, there is no doubt that it is unfinished.
In addition to a lot of foreshadowing and many plots that have not been extended and explained clearly, the last and most critical, the theme of the whole comic "freedom" and "breaking the cycle of hatred" are all fed shit in the ending. The author will tell you directly .
What is the freedom that Allen really wants?
If you die, you are free, yesyes!
What is really breaking the cycle of hate?
Just kill one side, diedie!
Then you spent 138 episodes f*ckingly trying to discuss and sublimate the interlocking theme of freedom and hatred, what a fart, what you have been struggling with and thinking about before is a chicken neck?
Wouldn't it be over if I said that TM earlier?
It’s like the master chef who cooks has talked about countless theories and arranged countless ingredients. When he has done n many processes and is ready to serve, are you hungry outside? dinner.
Is it disgusting? Is it uncomfortable?
Anyway, I am very uncomfortable, I like giants very much, and I have written many thoughts about the plot in the book. For example, when Malcador and Ryan talk about freedom, I just put my understanding of giants (including many on the Internet) Human analysis) was brought in.
Then, according to Isayama's arrangement, in the end, Malcador's answer was Chaos died, and the emperor yesyes is the end, right?
Fuck! ! !
I'm really sick of Sun Yifeng.
If I follow this line of thinking, then I will write the ending like this.
In the 40th millennium after the end of Earthcry, there are no Eldians, no Marais, and everyone has forgotten what hatred is driving them to kill randomly, but human beings want to kill randomly, just If you want to kill, even if one faction wins, it will soon split into a new faction and continue to kill until there is only one person left in the world to eat chicken.
Eternal hatred and anger, eternal hostility and indiscriminate killing.
What, you don't want to kill randomly? How old are you? You must not be human, right? Or did you receive money from a big country across the sea?
It's right to kill indiscriminately!
Yoshi, I want to kill you today!
Kill me!
……… I am the dividing line for random killings………
When the rant is over, it's good for everyone to laugh.