As the Giant's final season progresses, the Alliance to Stop Allen also clashes with the Jaegers during the course of its operations. According to the relationship, Armin and Mikasa and others, and the Jaeger faction can also be regarded as former comrades-in-arms, but this time the position is different, and there is a state of opposition. So, what's notable about this conflict with the Jaegers?
In terms of objectives, the goal of stopping the Allen League is to obtain airships, and the airships are under the control of the Jaegers, and the members of the Allen Alliance are also more complicated, including Arnie, as well as the Malays, Armin and others.
There are also some interesting aspects of the battle plan to capture the airship. The first point is that Arnie's fierce shot has not changed. In "Attack on Titan", when Arnie was active in the early stages, he gave people the impression that people were beautiful and fierce.
This time, Ani, who was free to move freely again from the seal, did not change in his style of acting, and was still quite fierce. In the plan to capture the airship, it is proposed to quickly eliminate all the personnel of the port, only to seize the goal of the airship as quickly as possible. After the official clash, Arnie's attack on the Jaeger faction after transforming into a female giant was also ruthless, which can be described as a fierce shot.
Of course, the role of Han Ji also has a fight with Arnie, and this time Han Ji, who is on the opposite side of Allen, even in the face of his former companions, said that he could do it. It is not difficult to see that Han Ji's act of stopping Alan is not a virgin, but only because he acts because he does not conform to his own values.
The second interesting point is that Reiner expressed his understanding of the meaning of Allen's words, "I am indeed the same as you." Although Reiner does not explicitly state here, but the connection between Reiner and the destruction caused by the city wall is out of his own selfishness, perhaps Reiner understands Alan's ground sound action, but also has selfish intentions in it, which is not a righteous act.
As for the third interesting point, it is also the plot of Armin and Kearney facing their former companions. Originally, this time to seize the airship, Armin and others did not want to hurt their former companions at first, but the plan was not as fast as the change, they were recognized in the process of implementation, and faced the situation of being enemies of their former companions.
Here, a very interesting place appears, that is, Armin and Kearney are facing the same period of the past, according to the initial situation, It is Kony and Armin who are more passive, that is, The lives of Kony and Armin are in the hands of others.
However, the end result is that Kony has set out to eliminate the two former companions. In the course of hostility, both sides are particularly hesitant, and it can be seen that both sides cherish their former feelings. But it is not difficult to see that the hesitation of the two former companions is also the reason for their loss of life. In this battle, it was The victory of Kony and Armin, but in terms of cherishing feelings, it was their defeat. Because the other party cherishes past feelings more than they do, and cares about their peers.
Of course, judging from Armin's performance, there is also a feeling of forcing Kenny to choose twice before and after using his own life. The previous was to save the mother, and this time it was a shot at her former companion.
In a sense, the performance of different characters in this content, in connection with their subsequent endings, is really particularly ironic!