Attack On Titan Final Season Part 2 Episode 87

Okay, Let's Talk About That Attack on Titan Episode

So, episode 87 dropped. And the internet EXPLODED. Again. Was it good? Was it bad? Depends on who you ask, right?

I have a confession. A potentially very unpopular confession. I kind of… liked it. There, I said it! Don't @ me.

Look, the Rumbling is terrifying. Seeing all those colossal titans stomping around? Gives me the creeps. Good job, animators!

We get it. Eren's being a mega jerk. Mass genocide is frowned upon. Who knew?

But let's be real. The animation team really went all out on the destruction. Beautifully horrifying chaos!

Oh, Mikasa. Bless her heart. Forever tied to Eren. Talk about a toxic relationship!

Her internal struggle is relatable. Haven't we all clung to something (or someone) we know isn't good for us? Don't lie.

Plus, her action scene in the episode? Kicking butt as always. Girl power!

Armin, the negotiator. Always trying to talk things out. Bless his optimistic soul.

He's like the ultimate mediator. Trying to convince everyone to just get along. It’s not gonna happen, buddy.

His dedication to peace is admirable, even if it seems a little naive at this point. Maybe just punch Eren, Armin. Just once.

Reiner. Oh, Reiner. The guy can't catch a break. Always dealing with some form of existential dread.

He is literally carrying the weight of the world (and his guilt) on his armored shoulders.

You gotta feel for the guy. He's trying his best. He really is. Even if his best involves transforming into a titan and fighting a global apocalypse.

The episode ends with… anticipation. We're still waiting for the big showdown. The final clash. The ultimate resolution.

Will Eren be stopped? Will the world be saved? Will Mikasa ever find true happiness? So many questions!

And honestly, despite the pacing complaints and the "it's taking too long" arguments, I'm still invested. Sue me.

Maybe, just maybe, episode 87 wasn't amazing, but it was necessary. It was setting the stage. It was building tension. It was… doing stuff.

It gave us character moments. It showcased incredible animation. It reminded us why we're still watching this crazy show.

So, yeah. I liked it. Not sorry. Now, back to waiting impatiently for the next episode. This is the way.

Look, Attack on Titan is a wild ride. It's messy, it's complicated, it's often frustrating.

But it's also brilliant, thought-provoking, and visually stunning. And hey, at least we get to argue about it online, right?

So grab some popcorn, buckle up, and enjoy the chaos. Because this is the end, friends. Whether we like it or not.