From the plot of "Attack on Titan", the story about the first giant Yumir seems complete, but there are many incomprehensible places. After the anime enters the final season twenty-one episodes, some stories about the origin of giants and the character of Yumir are also told. So, how does this passage feel?
After Jik and Ellen both enter the coordinates and meet Yumir, who has been muddled within the coordinates, the two sides also begin to compete for the power of the Archaeopteryx for their own different goals. Jik has royal blood, and Yumir has been following the royal blood orders for more than two thousand years. To this end, the story is also told about her gaining the power of giants.
More than two thousand years ago, Yumir was a slave captured by the Eldian tribe, but after making a mistake, when he was punished by the king, he fell into a tree hole and was possessed by a grotesque insect-like creature, and has since gained the power of giants. Despite his great power, Yumir did not rebel against the king, but continued to serve the king as a slave.
Yumir also gave birth to three children for the king, but in an accident to protect the king, he eventually lost his life and entered the coordinates after his death. The power of the Yumir giant was also inherited by her three children, and developed through development, eventually forming the Nine Giants. The reasons for the birth of giants, and their development, are easy to understand, but there are some things that make people curious.
For example, yumir, although he gained the power of the giants, still submitted to the king, can be seen as a side of the slave who did not know how to resist. But it also makes people wonder what kind of feelings Yumir, as a slave, has for the king. As for yumir protecting the king's injury, it seems that there is also a feeling that she has voluntarily given up her life, and it also makes people curious about what she thinks. Perhaps, for Yumir, she herself does not understand her feelings!
Regarding the origin of the giant, it can be said that it is easy to understand, but the portrayal of the character of Yumir is difficult to evaluate.
After his death, Yumir, who entered the coordinates, also listened to the words of the royal bloodline with his eyes and eyes. So how did Alan gain the power of the Archaeopteryx? Yumir within the coordinates is not an empty shell, after Ellen hugged Yumir and told her in words that she was not a slave, nor a god, but just an ordinary person, who could make his own choices, Yumir found his consciousness, and in tears in his eyes, gave the power of the Archaeopteryx to Alan.
It seems that Ellen's words awaken Yumir's yearning for freedom, and Yumir is able to make the decision to give Alan the power of the Archaeopteryx.
Overall, Yumir is awakened by Ellen and gives the power of the Archaeopteryx to Alan, and the animation performance is still relatively good. But in terms of the overall plot, the feelings about Yumir, as well as some other settings, have also been controversial since then.