Blair Loveday
Attack On Titan has been a journey.
A decade ago we met Eren in Season 1, and discovered the terrifying horrifying world he lived in. Behind giant walls protecting them from the unnerving and terrifying titans beyond those walls. Then the journey took us through him becoming a scout, seeing him discover there is more to the titans than they thought, to now, he
is now the ultimate titan destroying human.
Now it is time to enjoy the huge finale from what was an insane Season 4 of the show.
Part 3 of the final Season is two specials.
The first being an hour, and the second being an hour and a half. Honestly I am glad they didn’t drag it out, as the end of the last season really was building to a big fast chaotic finale.
We left off with Eren being the terrifyingly huge rib cage monster called the founding titan. He is on the slow march with heaps of titans to do a… there is no easy way to say it… our old hero is doing a genocide. The series kicks off with a ruthless scene of the rumbling making its ruthless way through a village which is as dark as we have come to expect from the series now.
Then we get to see the final battle as humanity tries to be saved from the onslaught.
The tough part is it’s really hard not to spoiler it, and it is the finale so I really shouldn’t. What I can say is it is a really excellent finale. The series wraps up, and there are some unexpected moments like learning more about what Eren knew and when. All of this leads to a fantastic two and a half hours of Attack On Titan action.
The Limited Edition version comes in a big beautiful box that can house the Part 1 and Part 2.
When they are all put inside the box it looks fantastic. Just like the previous parts, the case opens up like a book with pages of beautiful art inside. It also comes with another soft cover art book with some words about the series, as well as some nice art cards and some more of the excellent pins of the titans.
Attack On Titan – Final Season Part 3 is the finale the show deserves. Between excellent animation, and the excellent wrap up to the series, you really couldn’t ask for more. The Limited Edition is worth adding to your collection as it looks brilliant on the shelf. It is well worth the price to have it look this good on your shelf and on the screen.
