Drama Digest
Gabi Braun and Falco Grice have trained their entire lives to become capable enough to inherit one of the seven titans under Marley’s guidance to help their country fight the Eldians on Paradis. Things don’t go according to plan for the two when Eren Yeager and the Survey Corps make an entrance. After learning the dark history of the Titans in the Yeager family basement, the group sets out to fight the world. The final season of Attack on Titans is about the long awaited collision of the two wildly different worlds to conclude the Paradis’ fight to freedom.
The Feel-Good Part
The series has been incredible consistent with its quality throughout the seasons, the final season is no exception to this. The character development that is so easy to spot is the highlight of the show. Each character is given the appropriate amount of attention and importance. Most of the characters in the show have had complex development arcs through the anime series and the final season of it is an ode to that as it is a clear indication of how far the show has come. The relationship between the audience and the characters has been dynamic, especially in the final season, which is quite fascinating to watch. The show is extremely complex with its themes and the final season really lets that aspect of the show shine through. The expectations of the final season of the show were quite high as AOT is considered to be one of the greatest anime series of all time. The final season of the show really solidifies that claim as it consists of everything that made the previous seasons so great as well as brought something new to the table, which is guaranteed to keep fans engaged. The plot and characters are the highlight of the show as they are the most ambitious aspect of the series that has been executed extremely well. The Original Soundtrack is excellent and provides the perfect atmosphere for a stpry like this.
The Disappointing Factor
The visuals of the show are quite poor and there is very little improvement in that aspect, which is quite disappointing and may distract the audience as it may take them out of their viewing experience. A lot of fans of the manga have found the adaptation lack-lustre as it doesn’t do justice to the art style and the characters, hence some viewers may prefer the manga over the series, especially the final season. The production team was changed mid series, which definitely affected the quality of the show as a whole and the continuity through the seasons.
In-Depth Analysis
The final season of the show is going to be loved by most of the existing fans as it keeps the quality consistent, wraps up the show quite well and brings so many new things to the table until the very end, which is thrilling. This is a great way to wrap up a show that has so many high expectations. It definitely doesn’t disappoint even if it falls short in certain aspects such as the visuals.
Star Power
All the performances were excellent, the characters felt consistent as well as nuanced because of the voice-acting.
Overall Opinion
Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season is a must watch for fans of the show as well as people who are looking for an action-packed anime series to watch.
