Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 8: That Day

Manga chapter 86-87

Canon/HIGH

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10.0

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Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 8: That Day

Manga chapter 86-87

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

12 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
konami's avatar
konami
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geodabinsingh6187's avatar
geodabinsingh6187
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What happens when a dehydrated person gets a sea of energy drink. That's how it felt, getting answers to most of the mysteries that were twisting our heads for long time just like that. And almost all of those were insane.
umang's avatar
umang
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Great Back story of what really happened outside the wall , The foreshadowing is mind Blowing , Loved how every point is finally going to connect .
chachi06's avatar
chachi06
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This episode expands the world in a way that genuinely shocked me. The tone is tragic and reflective. You realize the walls were never the whole story. It’s heartbreaking but necessary.
kindaweeb's avatar
kindaweeb
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The origin of the Titans finally starts to make sense, and Grisha’s flashback is brutal. It really changes how you see everything, especially realizing there’s a whole different life beyond the walls.
lobsterryoma's avatar
lobsterryoma
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Just because an episode is a "lore dump", doesn't make it any less awesome. Grisha's story is grisly, and the world outside the walls is eye-opening... and because of how familiar it all feels, it makes the story hauntingly realistic. And from that ending, we've only just begun.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
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The origin of the Titans is starting to make sense. We finally see Grisha’s childhood and how it all began. I like it!
mochatea's avatar
mochatea
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Every time I think this story can’t possibly top itself, it proves me wrong. This series never ceases to amaze me, because who would have thought our whole story began from outside the walls? And the fact that one episode clears up mysteries we’ve had since episode one? Insane.
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banoth007
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Grisha is beaten after sneaking outside Liberio with Fay, who is later killed. Enraged by Marley’s cruelty, he joins the Restorationists and marries Dina Fritz. After Zeke betrays them, they’re sent to Paradis, but Kruger—revealed as the Owl—saves Grisha and transforms into a Tit
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
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I can’t get enough of this anime’s world-building. Creating an entirely new world to support the basement reveal while staying true to earlier plot points is insane. And tying it back to the very first episode? I never saw that coming. Truly a masterpiece of an episode.
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janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

EPISODE CONTEXT

Following directly from 'The Basement', which cracked open the series' biggest mystery, 'That Day' dives headfirst into the implications, delivering the historical context needed to understand everything that's happened up to this point. Sitting at episode 8 of 10, it serves as the emotional and thematic centerpiece of Season 3 Part 2's endgame stretch. It directly sets up 'Attack Titan,' the penultimate episode, which builds on these revelations to propel the story toward its season finale.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Following directly from 'The Basement', which cracked open the series' biggest mystery, 'That Day' dives headfirst into the implications, delivering the historical context needed to understand everything that's happened up to this point. Sitting at episode 8 of 10, it serves as the emotional and thematic centerpiece of Season 3 Part 2's endgame stretch. It directly sets up 'Attack Titan,' the penultimate episode, which builds on these revelations to propel the story toward its season finale.

EPISODE REVIEWS

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
konami's avatar
konami
VerifiedVerified
geodabinsingh6187's avatar
geodabinsingh6187
VerifiedVerified
What happens when a dehydrated person gets a sea of energy drink. That's how it felt, getting answers to most of the mysteries that were twisting our heads for long time just like that. And almost all of those were insane.
umang's avatar
umang
VerifiedVerified
Great Back story of what really happened outside the wall , The foreshadowing is mind Blowing , Loved how every point is finally going to connect .
chachi06's avatar
chachi06
VerifiedVerified
This episode expands the world in a way that genuinely shocked me. The tone is tragic and reflective. You realize the walls were never the whole story. It’s heartbreaking but necessary.
kindaweeb's avatar
kindaweeb
VerifiedVerified
The origin of the Titans finally starts to make sense, and Grisha’s flashback is brutal. It really changes how you see everything, especially realizing there’s a whole different life beyond the walls.
lobsterryoma's avatar
lobsterryoma
VerifiedVerified
Just because an episode is a "lore dump", doesn't make it any less awesome. Grisha's story is grisly, and the world outside the walls is eye-opening... and because of how familiar it all feels, it makes the story hauntingly realistic. And from that ending, we've only just begun.
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
VerifiedVerified
The origin of the Titans is starting to make sense. We finally see Grisha’s childhood and how it all began. I like it!
mochatea's avatar
mochatea
VerifiedVerified
Every time I think this story can’t possibly top itself, it proves me wrong. This series never ceases to amaze me, because who would have thought our whole story began from outside the walls? And the fact that one episode clears up mysteries we’ve had since episode one? Insane.
banoth007's avatar
banoth007
VerifiedVerified
Grisha is beaten after sneaking outside Liberio with Fay, who is later killed. Enraged by Marley’s cruelty, he joins the Restorationists and marries Dina Fritz. After Zeke betrays them, they’re sent to Paradis, but Kruger—revealed as the Owl—saves Grisha and transforms into a Tit
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
VerifiedVerified
I can’t get enough of this anime’s world-building. Creating an entirely new world to support the basement reveal while staying true to earlier plot points is insane. And tying it back to the very first episode? I never saw that coming. Truly a masterpiece of an episode.
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz's avatar
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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