Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 7 Review: Assault
“Assault” is The first third of the season, But all Attack on Titan I have searched before. This is from a show on how to work together to overcome Titan, how to work effectively with Titan, and now plans to maximize Titan’s abilities as if they were in power with each other. It has become. Rockman game.
It’s a chess match against a giant giant, and it’s still an amazing way Attack on Titan Such strategies and precision can be incorporated into these blunt weapons of destruction. “Assault” is full of great battles such as Ellen and Mikasa’s attack on Galliard’s Joe Titan, Jean’s attack on Kurt Titan, and Levi’s’s strike against Sieg and Beast Titan. But the reason “assault” works well is not the action itself, but the reason why it’s really hard to eradicate the people here.
I was shocked that during all of these battles I really didn’t want to see any of these characters die and Attack on Titan Regenerate that energy. It wants the audience to feel uncertain about who to support. It becomes even more apparent during combat. “Assaults” make fun of many opportunities for characters to be close to defeat, but at the very end only someone from their side rushes into their rescue.
This may seem operational in fewer programs, but here it’s really thrilling to see the strength of support for everyone. In addition, there is even some kind of mutual respect between Titans, as short moments of empathy are shared between Ellen and Reiner, or Jean and Falco. The show did its job to ensure that the motives of everyone here resonate, including the Marley people who only existed for quite a short time.
Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 7 Review: Assault
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