Attack on Titan Season 2 Episode 6 + 7

OMG AOT, the Anime very near and dear to my heart. Hahaha I see you're already in S3. Enjoy brother. It's in my top 5 Best anime ever for a reason.

Is it crazy that my heart was racing by the end of the episode? I was like "when's Eren going to beat him?" Well, not yet cliffhanger! Sheesh....

Laughing so hard how you paused right when Reiner was revealing that they were the titans to say that nothing had happened yet. xD I LOVED hearing you nerd out about martial arts! Ever since you started the series and knowing you were into BJJ I've been looking forward to you getting to this episode. Really fun to hear how faithfully they animated it to actual techniques.

Thank you for the double header and not leaving us with that cliffhanger! This was probably my most memorable cliffhanger because Reiner was (still is) my favorite character from their cadet class so it was crushing. How they lead us astray making us think he wants a happy ending with Krista to just stabbing our hearts.

Who would have thought when I watched this for the first time, that I would get a martial arts analysis by a vocal coach on the rewatch?

Another fun thing to go back and watch, when Annie (as the female titan) picks up Reiner, she does actually injure him, and you can see the blood on his face, but then suddenly he's riding off with no head injury, and you can see the steam coming off of him. The signs were always there.

Attack on Tuesday! ❤️‍🔥 I think it’s time to start a ranking of the most brutal cliffhangers 😁 I absolutely love the previous episode. I still remember my confusion when they presented that information so casually, and I was like, “Wait, what?” And then the scene keeps building, and we get confirmation that we didn’t just mishear it! I absolutely love that! I also really liked that they used a lot of movements from martial arts here. They’re effective in our world, and they fit perfectly into this one too. I was also happy to see how excited you were when you recognized techniques that you use yourself! It was really nice to hear you talk about all those moves☺️ Also, about “rewatching it a second time and noticing the connections”: I absolutely love that all the twists we were shown were also things we could have figured out ourselves, because we had the same information as the characters. We were shown everything the characters knew, so we could draw our own conclusions too. I love when a story shares information with the audience like that and doesn’t hide anything🔥

The reveal that reiner is possibly from outside the wall and a titan was foreshadowed in ep 4 or 5 when he was chatting to ymir. They both realised the other can understand the foreign language on the tin. There are a lot more that you will catch on rewatches.

I'm never tired of people react to episode 2x06 😆😆

Attack on Tuesday! I knew you were gonna love the martial arts in this fight! Also, welcome the first of AoT's most iconic plot twists, the amount of foreshadowing for this that you catch on rewatch is insane

LOL your reaction of the reveal is peak lmaoo. Also, try to remember what Reiner said here 29:10... it'll hit different later on. & the other person the colossal titan swallow is just a random other person (i don't remember if they explain it later on, but there's a reason they took another person)

AOT is really good at portraying human emotion, psychology and sociology. The writer is a master and writing how people would act and think as a teenager and as adults and the military trying to figure out something that they don’t know how it works.

Jujutsu originates from Japan as a military martial art and was specifically developed as a method for subduing *armored* opponents that are difficult to defeat via direct weapon strikes. It's really a perfect fit for this fight. The ye olde samurai systems integrates dagger fighting to a much larger degree. You know, to stab into the gaps of the armor - armpits, inside of the arm, back of the neck, groin and etc.

So, of course one of the big questions is, why did Reiner tell Eren at this point. I love AoT for these human emotions. Imagine being a soldier with a mission to extingiush humanity (as he said), and you live with those humans for three years and make friends, and get to know them. At this point for me, it was Reiner, hoping he wouldn't have to kill the people he became friends with by taking Eren (why? We don't know yet ;-) ). Then he realized how foolish he was, by thinking that Eren would simply join him, and they transformed. The funniest part about AoT is the feeling that you got the biggest Plot-Twist, and then another, a bigger one lurks around the next corner.... and oh my... are there going to be more big twists.

Bomb and twist drops and Tim says he’s worried because we hyped up the episode and nothing has happened yet? When it was happening haha was funny seeing and hearing you say that and then rewinded 3 times and understood what was being said. Get ready, this is only the first plot twist, with many more to come.

Now that you've mastered the soft/nasalized 'g' in shinigami, you're all set for the chorus here: Sasageyo, sasageyo. Shinzo o sasageyo. Subete no gisei wa Ima kono toki no tame ni. The 'g' in sasageyo is just like it is in shinigame. However, in gisei, since it comes at the beginning of the word, it's a harder 'g.' Oh, and it should probably be the soft 'g' in ashigarami. Probably get some double-takes in the dojo saying it that way, lol.

The way they do the Reinert and Berthold reveal is such unbelievably big-brained writing lmao

The second person that bertolt took we dont know their name its a random side character the reason he took them was to steal their odm gear for when he gets out of his titan since he didn't have any from being at that castle

When I was saying her name was pronounced like Star Wars. I meant to say it like HanG haha so, like Han and the letter G haha

YEEEEAAAAHHHH ATTACK ON TUESDAY!!!!!!!