#ramzi

[99byru]

I'm doing it… for Eldia and the island, but there's more than just that. The world I found outside the walls, the world I'd always dreamed of… are nothing alike! It's so different from the place I saw in Armin's book. When I learned that humanity had survived beyond the walls... I was so disappointed! I made a wish, that all of it… would be wiped away. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm so sorry!

[majikdog]

“baci” - RAMZi (2023)

[aery-eaux]

[fuckyeahanimebirthdays]

Ramzi (Attack on Titan)  » December 26

[zattirizat]

Ramzi, yeni albümü Feu Follets'i yayınladı

Phoebé Guillemot'un projesi Ramzi, 2022 yılında Music From Memory etiketi ile yayınladığı Hyphea albümünün ardından kurucusu olduğu Fati Records'a Feu Follets ile geri döndü. Ramzi'nin kendine has deneysel downtempo olarak tanımlanabilecek ses komposizyonlarının devam ettiği albümü aşağıdan dinleyebilir ve bandcamp üzerinden edinebilirsiniz. Ramzi - Feu Follets

[disease]

RAMZi ft. PRIORI // FOGGI [HYPHEA, 2022]

[aengelren]

Eren giving piggyback rides, literally canon

[marmarparadoxa]

Hi. Did you watch the last AOT episode?

Hi! Yes I saw it. I think Mappa did a very good job as usual, and stayed true to the manga. 

I very much liked however that they expanded on Hange’s death, giving their sacrifice the time it deserved. In the manga it wasn’t clear, but in the episode they showed how many titans Hange took down, how it really made the difference. And they made it beautiful. Hange’s cape flapping in the wind, the “titans truly are magnificent” moment with Hange weightlessly floating in the air, the effort, the power and the resolve expressed in their fight, Romi Park’s voice acting, the violin music. 

Then for the very last seconds the view switches to first-person, and you get to see what Hange last saw, its end, and it hits hard. I guess you don’t have that very often with a character dying, where you usually experience A’s death from B’s perspective. 

It’s the first time I notice how what Ramzi said to Halil somewhat mirrors Eren’s line of reasoning: he steals to ‘protect his families’, ‘because someone has to do it’, ‘to get out of these ‘tents’. He even lost his hand in the process. This part is also in the manga, and I don’t know whether this is intentional on Isayama’s part, and in that case what this could mean.

The rumbling was terrifying enough, but I’m surprised Mappa left out the cliff scene of chapter 134. It was one of the most horrifying images of the rumbling, and one that upset me most while reading the manga. Anyway, I think the episode conveyed the cruelty and blindness of the rumbling crushing foot quite well. I don’t follow the fandom discourse anymore, but I hope it won’t leave any doubt in anime watchers about how wrong Eren’s actions are.