Latest Updates for Season 4 Part 3
The studio Studio Kusanagi has released a new look at Episode 3 of Season 4 of “Attack on Titan,” showing a peaceful scene before the climactic battle. What awful occurrences are waiting for viewers as Eren makes his way to start the Rumblings? Release information for the third and final episode of Season 4 of “Attack on Titan” was revealed in January. To everyone’s astonishment, a fourth instalment will be released later this year, when everyone assumed the third would contain the final batch of episodes. Dot Pyxis’s vacant workplace is depicted in the new artwork, evoking a more tranquil era. In Season 4 episode 9 titled “Brave Volunteers,” Yelena administered the Titan serum to the anti-Marleyan volunteers before they travelled to Paradis Island, therefore this is a huge callback to that episode.
Pyxis nevertheless had his men train volunteers with firearms despite warnings that Zeke needed to be kept under surveillance while he was on the island. Thus, he detained the assistance workers. This image doesn’t reveal anything about what’s to come in Part 3 of Season 4 of “Attack on Titan,” but it does preview the high standard of visuals that fans can expect from the design team. In the second half of the fourth season, the Rumbling has already begun, with hundreds of Colossal Titans already on the shores of Marley. Mikasa, Armin, Levi & the rest of the 104th Training Corps must thus prevent Eren from carrying out his plot to destroy the planet. Can this gang, with the aid of Hizuru and Marley, prevent Eren from destroying all life outside the walls?
Meanwhile, the official release date of Episode 3 of Season 4 of “Attack on Titan” has been announced, after fans had waited for over a year. After the second season concluded in April of 2022, the third instalment will be released on March 4. Unfortunately, the season’s last half has been split into two halves. This means that the series climax will be delayed until a fourth instalment has been released. We haven’t heard anything official about a release date, but we expect it will be sometime later this year. Therefore, many people are crossing their fingers that we won’t have to wait another year. A teaser trailer for Episode 3 of Season 4 of “Attack on Titan” is included in the news release. Though brief (30 seconds), it serves to increase anticipation for the show by showing both new and returning elements.
Recent Leaks
Attack on Titan has been airing for over 10 years, and its last episode, Part 3 of Season 4, will air on April 19. Part 3 will cover the last chapters of the manga, revealing to readers the conclusion to a narrative that has progressed well beyond its humble beginnings as a want to travel beyond the wall. A lot of the important characters came together at the end of the second part to try to rescue the planet, and it ended on a cliffhanger. As the season 4 finale approaches, Eren’s true motivations become crystal evident. To prepare for Part 3 here is all you need to know.
Zeke and Eren
Once Eren and Zeke have physically touched, they can enter the coordinate and attempt to use the Founding Titan’s power. Eren was only the key to unlocking Zeke’s dominion over the Founding Titan since he was the heir to the throne. Eren confesses that Zeke was wrong to assume he was on the same side as his brother; all along, Eren has been instrumental in achieving their father’s aims by using the Attack Titans’ abilities to speak with and influence Grisha. Even though Eren is not of royal lineage, he can now employ the entire strength of the Founding Titan, Zeke perceived him as the real threat only after he had convinced Ymir to grant him complete control over the Titan. Zeke’s royal blood was required to gain this ability, but once Eren becomes the Founding Titan, we aren’t shown what happens to him; he might still be alive and being dragged around by Eren to utilise his blood.
Sounds of Trembling
The events of Part 2 see Eren tricking Zeke and using his royal blood to unleash the full power of the Founding Titan, so convincing Ymir to hand over the authority of the wall Titans to him. Eren utilised this ability to soften all of the wall titans on Paradis and lead them on an assault against the planet. No specific number is provided, but it is likely that hundreds of thousands of wall titans, each the size of a colossal titan, are advancing under Eren’s command. It was stated that the Rumbling had the power to destroy the planet after the conclusion of the Great Titan War and that the only reason it didn’t was that the good people of Eldia vowed never to fight again. As the rest of the world despises Eldians, Eren employs the Founding Titan to announce to the whole Eldian race that he intends to utilise the Rumbling to wipe them off.
Eren spent some time in Marley, where he realised that everyone on Earth despises Paradis and will eventually want to murder his companions. He decides to put an end to this threat by eliminating all life on Earth, and thanks to the Rumbling, he now has the ability to do it. Paradise’s residents witnessed the Rumbling but made no moves or contingency plans to stop Eren, viewing the event as a victory for the Eldians and thinking it impossible to do so. Part 2 ends with the Global Allied Fleet, comprised of the world’s major armed forces and their largest weapons, assembled at Marley. Despite killing a lot of titans, the Rumbling seems unending as they end up wiping out the fleet. There is nothing that can be done to stop Eren now, what with the fleet gone and Marley’s army having been crushed at the end.
Coalition Of Countries
The Alliance consists of the series’ principal protagonists, who have banded together for one final chance to thwart Eren. Members of this gang include Mikasa, Armin, Levi, Hange, Jean, Connie, Reiner, Annie, Pieck, Falco, and Gabi. The Colossal Titan, the Female Titan, the Armored Titan, the Cart Titan, and the Jaw Titan are all at their disposal. Even though Mikasa has a soft spot for Eren, the rest of the Alliance has unanimously agreed he must die. It appears like Levi has recovered enough from his wounds from the Thunder Spear to help in the battle against Eren and, if Zeke is still alive, to make good on his vow to Erwin to slay the Beast Titan.
The Alliance is well aware of the full extent of the Rumbling and is now on a ship sailing towards what’s left of Marley in an effort to stop Eren before he kills the globe. While the Beast Titan’s present whereabouts remain unknown, the possibility of him joining the Alliance if he is still alive would cause the same schism among the nine titans that occurred during the Great Titan War, with seven of them forming an opposing faction to the other three. After the deaths of Marley and the Global Army, the only remaining force capable of stopping Eren is the Alliance. Even though they have six titan shifters with them, Eren has transformed into a massive centipede-like titan that towers above the hundreds of thousands of Wall Titans he still has.
Attack on Titan, Hajime Isayama’s acclaimed dark fantasy series, has been captivating readers for almost a decade. While the story may have begun as a straightforward account of humanity’s fight against the enigmatic giants’ overwhelming might, it has since evolved into a political thriller hurtling towards an end-of-the-world clash that brings the narrative full circle. When the third and final season of the anime adaptation, directed by Studio MAPPA, is finally released, it will cap up a story that began in the manga and ended a year ago. The series’ conclusion is scheduled for sometime next year, so fans will have to get used to saying goodbye to a show that has captivated audiences across the world and is among the most iconic anime of the past decade. Attack on Titan Part 3 picks off just where the last episode left off, with Eren’s murderous determination being put into action as the huge skeleton Founder of the Wall Titans prepares to lead his army of destruction to the shores of Marley.
At the same time, the remnants of the 104th Training Corps, led by Armin and Mikasa, together with their comrades from Hizuru and Marley, are getting ready to confront and reason with their old buddy in an effort to stop him from wiping out mankind outside the walls. With the series rapidly approaching its gripping climax, many questions about the series’ characters and lore, such as the origin of the titans, the future of the Eldian race, various interpersonal dynamics among the main cast, and, finally, Eren’s true motives in triggering the rumbling, are sure to be answered in the final battle.
Where the Titans Came From
There is still much history about the Titans’ beginnings that has yet to be explored, but the disclosure of Ymir’s narrative provided some interesting insight into the way in which the Power of the Titans was passed down down the centuries. Although “the wellspring of all living matter,” shown as a spine-like entity that attached itself to Ymir as she fled from her Eldian captors in her flashback scene, was revealed to be the genesis of titan abilities, its precise nature has yet to be explained. With just about 8 or 9 chapters of the manga remaining to adapt, it’s unclear if this will play a large role in the conclusion.
What Happens to Paradise Island?
The feud between Eldia and Marley, which has lasted for millennia, is a major plot point in Attack on Titan. Using the Power of the Titans, the former ruled much of the globe for most of history, but Marley’s rise to power after the Great Titan War sparked a radical reorganisation of global power dynamics. After the 145th Fritz King abdicated his reign on the mainland and fled to the safety of the fortifications of Paradis Island, the Subjects of Ymir were persecuted everywhere. But Eren’s actions in Liberio, which virtually amounted to a declaration of war against all mankind outside the walls, have thrown the fragile truce between Eldia and the rest of the globe to the wind. Now that Eren has started the rumbling in response to Marley’s invasion of Paradis, the Eldians of Paradis are resorting to extreme measures to combat what they see as a threat to their own survival.
Eren’s determination stems only from his experience on Marley with the Survey Corps when he witnessed the world’s unwavering hostility against his people. Attacking the meeting of global leaders in Liberia shows that he thinks the time for reasoned debate has passed. Armin’s more moderate view of the looming battle, however, still sees diplomatic efforts as Paradis’ best chance of survival. Finally, while Zeke’s euthanasia proposal is severe, it does offer a third, albeit faulty, option. The confrontation between both worldviews will likely determine the outcome of this age-old war and bring about its eventual settlement.
From Eren’s Perspective
While we saw glimpses of Eren’s past in the months preceding the attack on Liberio in the penultimate episode of Season 4 Part 2, we still know very little about his genuine motivations and intentions. His actions are consistent with his character development as someone who values freedom above all else, even to the point of being willing to subjugate others to maintain his own liberty, but there is a huge hole in the plan when it comes to what will happen to his friends and the rest of the people of Paradis. However, there is no question that the forces arrayed against Eldia would retaliate after regaining their military power, so while his global devastation of enemy troops with the rumbling will buy the islanders some time, they will not be safe for very long. Eren’s connection to Mikasa, however, remains an unanswered mystery.
They share a kinship that is stronger than biological ties since they were raised as step-siblings from a young age. Eren’s actions during the round table debate with Mikasa and Armin threw severe doubt on any future prospect of a relationship between the two, who had been widely considered one of the most notable possible love pairings in the series. Even while it’s probably a huge red herring, the possibility of an alternate timeline in which Eren is the father of Historia’s kid raises even more questions about how this interaction between them will ultimately play out. There can be no satisfying ending to Attack on Titan without settling this hotly contested link, so fans will be looking forward to hearing Isayama’s take on the matter in the series’ final episode.
Last, but not least, some resolution
Even though the tale’s climax was revealed in instalments, the climax is elaborated upon in the final book, leaving the plot more ambiguous. There is a good chance that this conclusion will be adapted for the big screen, but that is ultimately up to the folks at Studio MAPPA and Isayama. Even if the key plot elements of the anime only slightly deviate from the source material, it is possible that a unique conclusion will be created in light of the criticisms that followed the release of the final chapters of Attack of Titan. Finally, the ending will need to resolve unrelated plot threads like Armin and Annie Leonhart’s relationship, Jean Kirschtein and Reiner Braun’s ultimate fates, the ultimate fate of Connie Springer’s mother and other pure titans, and which characters will survive the final battle and live to see the new world, for better or worse, created by Eren’s actions. Fans can rest assured that one of the most beloved shows of the past few years will go out with an action-packed thrill ride at a pace that is just as breakneck as when it first debuted on-screen nearly a decade ago, even if many of the finer details related to the length of the final instalment have yet to be shared.