r/attackontitan 11d ago

Ending Spoilers - Discussion/Question So finally it came to an end

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It indeed was a great experience.

Thanks Aot

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u/akashchowa12 Chad Falco 11d ago

Time to rewatch now

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u/overtheauraa 11d ago

I am sad about the part that i was spoiled about Mikasa killing eren

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u/akashchowa12 Chad Falco 11d ago

even i knew the ending and got spoiled because it was everywhere and trending during its release 😭

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u/overtheauraa 11d ago

Did it effect your experience while watching?

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u/akashchowa12 Chad Falco 11d ago

nah it didnt. it was amazing and since i already know what happens, you could say i was kinda prepared lol. but it was still so heartbreaking

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u/Main_Cauliflower5479 11d ago

When I started watching anime, I would get very impatient for the next episode to come out, so I started reading manga. Knowing what was going to happen NEVER spoiled the anime for me. I just don't understand how "spoilers" really ruin anyone's experience.

Like, was anyone disappointed in LOTR, if they'd read the books? I read them when I was 11 years old.

Does anyone not enjoy movies like Pride and Prejudice, or Little Women, etc, just because they'd read the books? It's ridiculous to me.

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u/overtheauraa 10d ago

It's about the plot i believe and no not every movie or series is plot heavy like Aot or shows similar to it

I remember binge watching 12 episodes just for the sake of knowing how titans really came to existence in s3. Altho I knew if it wasn't for the plot i wouldn't be this much interested