Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 10: The Other Side of the Wall
Manga chapter 90-90
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.3
29 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
← Prev: EP 9Next: EP →
Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 10: The Other Side of the Wall
Manga chapter 90-90
Canon/HIGH
← Prev: EP 9Next: EP →
OSHIMETER
9.3
29 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
pengwenguin
haillordfrieza
Verified
kaiznts
remotadifa
VerifiedAot has the most emotional impact soundtrack
carrotyjs
VerifiedThis episode truly shows the nature of Levi Ackerman, I really love that despite him going through all the suffering from Kenny, he still consider him as a mentor/father figure that thought him how to survive.
vijomc
Kxtyqh
konami
Verified
geodabinsingh6187
VerifiedA calm after all the big storms. And we finally get to the grand blue sea. Imagine AOT getting a beach episode. It felt more like the end the show rather than the season, until Eren reminding us that it's not.
alexvvc
I love everything about this anime!! The intense battles, the drama, and the mind-blowing plot make it a masterpiece. This reveals a whole new world, with more enemies and no more walls! Humanity within the walls finally knows the truth and the last scene made me emotional!
umang
VerifiedEren Reached his answer ! damn that was impact full ! Really want to see how this story goes on from now on .10/10 for this arc
stevenodhiambo442
After the non-stop emotional terrorism of the last few episodes, the finale finally lets us... breathe. And honestly? That's exactly what we needed. But don't be fooled just because there's no action doesn't mean this episode hits any less. It HITS. Just in a different way.
chachi06
VerifiedAfter so much loss, the calm feels unreal. Reaching the ocean should feel like victory, but it’s complicated. Eren looks different- more aware, more burdened.
kindaweeb
VerifiedA perfect way to end a perfect season. We get a glimpse of Eren tapping into his Titan power, and finally seeing them reach the sea they always dreamed of just hits differently. It feels earned, emotional, and unforgettable.
lobsterryoma
VerifiedWho could've thought this anime's "beach episode" would be peak? Watching the scouts reach the edge of their world is glorious, but Eren's sadness is genuinely haunting - and iconic (it's also a meme now). This season was (and still is) one of the best AOT has ever been.
gaboc88
VerifiedThe Scouts finally stand at the edge of the world. It’s a beautiful but heavy moment as they realize the "freedom" they fought for is way more complicated than they thought.
mochatea
VerifiedSuch a perfect way to end this season. Absolutely my favorite season in this whole entire series. It balances both action and story-telling so well. This last episode answered yet also gave us with so many questions, I just can't wait to start the next season!
yonahime
The Scout Regiment finally seeing the sea feels like watching kids taste candy for the first time—especially Armin, whose dream was the reason he joined the Survey Corps. But for Eren, there’s only dread and the lingering question of what true freedom really means.
animeroshi
Episode 22 replaces triumph with unease. Truth is revealed, medals are given, but freedom feels distant. The sea, once a dream, now marks a boundary to more enemies. Floch questions salvation, Eren questions freedom. Victory isn’t the end. It’s the beginning of a larger war.
zojoman
The finale is a beautiful, somber masterpiece. Seeing the ocean for the first time was goals but the mood is bittersweet. Eren pointing across the water is the definition of a legendary cliffhanger.
banoth007
VerifiedThe truth from Grisha’s journals is revealed, shaking society. Titans inside the Walls are nearly eradicated, and refugees return to Wall Maria. A year later, the Scouts reach the sea. While others celebrate, Eren realizes true freedom lies beyond it—where their enemies wait.
EPISODE CONTEXT
As the tenth and final episode of Season 3 Part 2, this follows the revelations of 'Attack Titan' and serves as the definitive conclusion to the Walls saga that has defined the series since episode one. The season's relentless escalation, from the suicide charge at Shiganshina to Levi's impossible choice to the basement revelations, culminates here not in spectacle but in reflection. This episode functions as the critical bridge to The Final Season, fundamentally reframing the conflict and setting entirely new stakes for what comes next.
EPISODE REVIEWS
pengwenguin
haillordfrieza
Verifiedkaiznts
remotadifa
VerifiedAot has the most emotional impact soundtrack
carrotyjs
VerifiedThis episode truly shows the nature of Levi Ackerman, I really love that despite him going through all the suffering from Kenny, he still consider him as a mentor/father figure that thought him how to survive.
vijomc
Kxtyqh
konami
Verifiedgeodabinsingh6187
VerifiedA calm after all the big storms. And we finally get to the grand blue sea. Imagine AOT getting a beach episode. It felt more like the end the show rather than the season, until Eren reminding us that it's not.
alexvvc
I love everything about this anime!! The intense battles, the drama, and the mind-blowing plot make it a masterpiece. This reveals a whole new world, with more enemies and no more walls! Humanity within the walls finally knows the truth and the last scene made me emotional!
umang
VerifiedEren Reached his answer ! damn that was impact full ! Really want to see how this story goes on from now on .10/10 for this arc
stevenodhiambo442
After the non-stop emotional terrorism of the last few episodes, the finale finally lets us... breathe. And honestly? That's exactly what we needed. But don't be fooled just because there's no action doesn't mean this episode hits any less. It HITS. Just in a different way.
chachi06
VerifiedAfter so much loss, the calm feels unreal. Reaching the ocean should feel like victory, but it’s complicated. Eren looks different- more aware, more burdened.
kindaweeb
VerifiedA perfect way to end a perfect season. We get a glimpse of Eren tapping into his Titan power, and finally seeing them reach the sea they always dreamed of just hits differently. It feels earned, emotional, and unforgettable.
lobsterryoma
VerifiedWho could've thought this anime's "beach episode" would be peak? Watching the scouts reach the edge of their world is glorious, but Eren's sadness is genuinely haunting - and iconic (it's also a meme now). This season was (and still is) one of the best AOT has ever been.
gaboc88
VerifiedThe Scouts finally stand at the edge of the world. It’s a beautiful but heavy moment as they realize the "freedom" they fought for is way more complicated than they thought.
mochatea
VerifiedSuch a perfect way to end this season. Absolutely my favorite season in this whole entire series. It balances both action and story-telling so well. This last episode answered yet also gave us with so many questions, I just can't wait to start the next season!
yonahime
The Scout Regiment finally seeing the sea feels like watching kids taste candy for the first time—especially Armin, whose dream was the reason he joined the Survey Corps. But for Eren, there’s only dread and the lingering question of what true freedom really means.
animeroshi
Episode 22 replaces triumph with unease. Truth is revealed, medals are given, but freedom feels distant. The sea, once a dream, now marks a boundary to more enemies. Floch questions salvation, Eren questions freedom. Victory isn’t the end. It’s the beginning of a larger war.
zojoman
The finale is a beautiful, somber masterpiece. Seeing the ocean for the first time was goals but the mood is bittersweet. Eren pointing across the water is the definition of a legendary cliffhanger.
banoth007
VerifiedThe truth from Grisha’s journals is revealed, shaking society. Titans inside the Walls are nearly eradicated, and refugees return to Wall Maria. A year later, the Scouts reach the sea. While others celebrate, Eren realizes true freedom lies beyond it—where their enemies wait.
©諫山創・講談社／「進撃の巨人」製作委員会
AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.
All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com