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VOCALOFUTURE | ♫

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【腐向】進撃の落書きログ10【注意】 by ゆうさく

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tumblr user gaypriest has been officially norted….tumblr user zee is next… (hahah rping xemmy smexy smut!!!!! O_O)

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Your blog is hilarious, I loove it :)

titanbender

listen to mr handsome eyebrows levi okay im done now bye

accidentalmarshmellow

Because we all wanna see him smile, don’t we?

kougyokku

anime vs. manga: changes in episode 25 scene’s with armin that pissed the hell out of me ʘ‿ʘ

suisai-yume

Good day. Here’s a picture of Isayama Hajime (SnK author/the one in the middle) with the band Cinema Staff, doing the salute.

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Isayama Hajime being a cutie in your dash (◡‿◡✿)

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Good day. Here’s a picture of Isayama Hajime (SnK author/the one in the middle) with the band Cinema Staff, doing the salute.

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Hajime Isayama the creator of Attack on Titan literally sat down one day, and said to himself “I am going to draw, and fully ink a two page spread of Jean getting caught Masturbating by his Mother”.

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↳ Shingeki no Last Words

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This is why the show is so full of angst. This is why the fandom goes bat shit crazy every time someone dies.

Usually, when a character dies in an anime, he/she has famous last words, or moments of pity where you really relate with the character, honorable hours of death.

In Shingeki no Kyojin, we get none of that. Marco, Petra, Auruo and all the rest… they died in panic, fearing for their life, knowing that their time was up but refusing to accept it. It’s so sudden that even they don’t see it coming.

They don’t die a hero’s death, and rely on the memories of their friends to carry on their legacy. They are erased, just like that. They don’t get a grave, they don’t get an honorable mention. The fact that they’re gone so easily destroys not only the characters but the fandom too, but we still have to deal with the hard truth: moving on and acceptance.

It’s painful, because even their last words, their last imprint and announcement to this world in this lifetime…

Is menial, not quote-worthy in the least. They’re nothing. Nothing but a reminder of their despair during the hopelessness of battle.