Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 9: Attack Titan
Manga chapter 88-89
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.7
17 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 9: Attack Titan
Manga chapter 88-89
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
9.7
17 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
EPISODE REVIEWS
vijomc
konami
Verified
geodabinsingh6187
VerifiedThey enlightened a bit more in this episode. Revealing the true nature of titans and making us realize why some strange things happened in the past with Eren.
umang
VerifiedFinally knowing the secret of Titan Damn , That was unexpected , The change of scene of Past and present is done beautifully . Loved it
alexvvc
This episode dives deeper into Titan history, and I was mindblown by how everything connects piece by piece. Learning about Eren’s father and the crucial task he was given to save humanity, especially the Eldians, made the plot even more intense. Such an exciting turn of events!
chachi06
VerifiedLearning more about the Attack Titan changes how you see Eren. The pacing slows, letting history sink in. It feels heavy, almost destiny-driven.
stevenodhiambo442
The episode dives deeper into the ideology behind the Attack Titan itself,a power that always moves forward in pursuit of freedom.The most shocking moment comes when Kruger references names that shouldn’t exist yet,hinting at the strange connection between past and future inherit
kindaweeb
VerifiedThe writing and plot are honestly hard to process because they’re just that good. Everything starts connecting in a way that really makes you think.
lobsterryoma
VerifiedAnother lore heavy episode, where the past starts to intersect with the present - to a literal degree. A backstory filled with tragedy colors Eren's present, and somehow told in a very engaging way. When a character in the past names people he shouldn't, the world unravels a lot.
gaboc88
VerifiedIt’s a beautiful, bittersweet moment where they realize their true enemy is much further away than they thought.
mochatea
VerifiedThis episode adds a whole new layer to Grisha and the Attack Titan’s power, and tbh I’m still processing it. The way they drop massive lore right in the middle of everything and somehow make it fit perfectly is truly mind-blowing.
yonahime
I just love that kind of transcending time-loop trope—it’s mind-blowing and thought-provoking. Watching Eren gradually connect all the dots and grasp the power he holds, along with the world’s future, is intense. It’s way too much for his 15-year-old brain. 🧠
animeroshi
The episode rewrites destiny. Kruger unveils the Attack Titan’s will to push forward for freedom, while Eren learns the cost: 13 years, inherited memories, endless war. The enemy isn’t Titans anymore. It’s the world. And freedom demands a price.
zojoman
The naming of the series is such a big brain move. Seeing the connection across time is a total trip. The philosophy of the fight for freedom is a massive mood. Eren Kruger is a legendary one-off character.
banoth007
VerifiedKruger convinces a broken Grisha to inherit the Attack Titan and reclaim the Founding Titan. In the present, Eren learns of the Curse of Ymir limiting his lifespan. He realizes he accessed the Founder’s power by touching Dina’s royal-blooded Titan but hides this to protect Histor
charliereviews
VerifiedBack-to-back lore-heavy episodes. Just when I thought all the reveals were done, they drop another bombshell. I can’t believe how much meaning Eren’s Titan holds. And that final scene with Krueger and Grisha? Absolute foreshadowing masterpiece
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz
EPISODE CONTEXT
Following Episode 8's explosive basement revelations about the Yeager family and the world beyond the walls, this ninth episode processes those discoveries and reshapes the narrative's entire foundation. It functions as the critical bridge between uncovering hidden truths and confronting their enormous consequences, giving Eren and the audience time to reckon with what it all means. As the penultimate episode, it sets the final pieces in place for the season finale's resolution of the Return to Shiganshina arc.
EPISODE REVIEWS
vijomc
konami
Verifiedgeodabinsingh6187
VerifiedThey enlightened a bit more in this episode. Revealing the true nature of titans and making us realize why some strange things happened in the past with Eren.
umang
VerifiedFinally knowing the secret of Titan Damn , That was unexpected , The change of scene of Past and present is done beautifully . Loved it
alexvvc
This episode dives deeper into Titan history, and I was mindblown by how everything connects piece by piece. Learning about Eren’s father and the crucial task he was given to save humanity, especially the Eldians, made the plot even more intense. Such an exciting turn of events!
chachi06
VerifiedLearning more about the Attack Titan changes how you see Eren. The pacing slows, letting history sink in. It feels heavy, almost destiny-driven.
stevenodhiambo442
The episode dives deeper into the ideology behind the Attack Titan itself,a power that always moves forward in pursuit of freedom.The most shocking moment comes when Kruger references names that shouldn’t exist yet,hinting at the strange connection between past and future inherit
kindaweeb
VerifiedThe writing and plot are honestly hard to process because they’re just that good. Everything starts connecting in a way that really makes you think.
lobsterryoma
VerifiedAnother lore heavy episode, where the past starts to intersect with the present - to a literal degree. A backstory filled with tragedy colors Eren's present, and somehow told in a very engaging way. When a character in the past names people he shouldn't, the world unravels a lot.
gaboc88
VerifiedIt’s a beautiful, bittersweet moment where they realize their true enemy is much further away than they thought.
mochatea
VerifiedThis episode adds a whole new layer to Grisha and the Attack Titan’s power, and tbh I’m still processing it. The way they drop massive lore right in the middle of everything and somehow make it fit perfectly is truly mind-blowing.
yonahime
I just love that kind of transcending time-loop trope—it’s mind-blowing and thought-provoking. Watching Eren gradually connect all the dots and grasp the power he holds, along with the world’s future, is intense. It’s way too much for his 15-year-old brain. 🧠
animeroshi
The episode rewrites destiny. Kruger unveils the Attack Titan’s will to push forward for freedom, while Eren learns the cost: 13 years, inherited memories, endless war. The enemy isn’t Titans anymore. It’s the world. And freedom demands a price.
zojoman
The naming of the series is such a big brain move. Seeing the connection across time is a total trip. The philosophy of the fight for freedom is a massive mood. Eren Kruger is a legendary one-off character.
banoth007
VerifiedKruger convinces a broken Grisha to inherit the Attack Titan and reclaim the Founding Titan. In the present, Eren learns of the Curse of Ymir limiting his lifespan. He realizes he accessed the Founder’s power by touching Dina’s royal-blooded Titan but hides this to protect Histor
charliereviews
VerifiedBack-to-back lore-heavy episodes. Just when I thought all the reveals were done, they drop another bombshell. I can’t believe how much meaning Eren’s Titan holds. And that final scene with Krueger and Grisha? Absolute foreshadowing masterpiece
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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