All details about Shingeki no Kyojin that you should know

Let's talk about the amazing master piece of Attack on Titan (Japanese: 進撃の巨人 Hepburn: Shingeki no Kyojin, lit. "The Attacking Giants") both written and illustrated by Hajime Isayama.

Although the author has actually given a huge spoiler about the story in the anime ending scene, many fans didn't notice it at all. How amazing it is? This means that Isamaya sensei has planned all the story since the beginning (even on eps 1), and this revelation surprise many fans and praise the author as an amazing mastermind/author.

To those who wondering how a tree gave ymir titan powers, it was Yggdrasil tree which is an immense mythical tree that plays a central role in Norse cosmology, where it connects the Nine Worlds (guess how many titan shifters we have in this series)

According to Norse mythology, the entire world is in fact a tree at the center of the universe, Yggdrasil is a gargantuan living ash tree with branches extending above the heavens and a trunk strongly latched into the ground by three great roots and Yggdrasil tree is also called Tree of Life because it contains all the worlds and represents the cycle of birth, growth, death, and rebirth. So attack on titan basically follows Norse mythology, all credit goes to Rura for telling me about this.

Check the ending scene of anime with full of spoiler below:

The vikings believed in norse mythology and they believed this: "various forms of a creation myth are recounted, where the world is created from the flesh of the primordial being Ymir." the vikings are present in this chapter fighting the romans. in our history, the romans beat the vikings and invaded.

Eren is the embodiment of the primordial soul of our European ancestors raging against the injustice of forced extinction. He didn't ask for, nor did he start any of this, but he was born into this bleak world full of despair and hopelessness that wants him dead and his people genocided. Instead of resigning himself to the situation he knows that there is hope as long as there is at least one man who stands and fights against the tide, no matter how colossal the struggle. Eren wholeheartedly embraces this struggle and would take on the world alone if he had to, that's how strong his Will and conviction is. There is no fiber in his being that doubts what he has to do since this is the only rational option. Capitulation is eternal death. With an uncompromising and unapologetic fire in his heart to protect his people Eren stands strong as a bulwark that inspires and rallies his people. What we can learn from this is that each and every one of us can be an Eren in our own way and if we work together hope will spread, belief in ourselves will return, the lies and indoctrination will die, and victory will become an inevitability.

SnK is truly a phenomenal Manga with deeply inspiring characters, timeless wisdom and aesthetics that speak to the higher. Chances are thus high that the cultural marxist book-burners in the modern West will try to ban/censor this magnificent work of art.

Another important details that SnK also depict social pressure about how a girl is forced to be“kind” and “gentle” and “ladylike”, like Frieda said on the last episode. It’s the worst kind of selflessness, this messed up old fashioned morality where obedience was seen as a virtue of the highest order.