Oh man, don’t forget the unbelievable overuse of the flashforward narrative structure. And the end twist, what else can it be but a deus ex machina to crown the cake in a red bollock trying to pass for a cherry? The story tries to explain it by flashing back to the moments of foreshadowing, yet ignores all the aspects that break the twist. Or he planned the twist but executed it this poorly. It’s the sort of twist that was thought of at the last moment, the writer running to print room to stop the presses for his last second addition. The midpoint twist is one of anime’s worst. The purpose of this point of view is to give us the backstories for a few characters, which is fine in concept, but it takes near half the season and isn’t engaging. Where are the main characters? Where’s the main story? Instead, we follow the B team as they search for a breach in the wall that let a dozens of Titans inside. The first problem should become obvious after you finish episode one. Get your hype pants on we are here for season 2 of Attack on Titan! Feeling all nice and comfortable? Right, now take them off and prepare for boredom as you sink further and further into the couch, until all we can see of you is two dead eyes staring at the screen. Japanese Title: Shingeki no Kyojin Season 2
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