March 21, 2021 Comments count0 Photo Funimation Entertainment These Attack on Titan reviews contain spoilers. Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 14 Savagery “You know what I hate the most in the world? People who aren’t free. They’re no more than cattle.” ”I wanted to talk with you guys…” Those were the ominous words that Eren shared with his old comrades and new enemies at the end of Attack on Titan’s previous episode. This anime regularly features an exceptional amount of destruction courtesy of deadly powers and brutal battles, but this season’s development of Eren Jaeger is so substantial that seven words can be even more terrifying than dozens of strikes. So, they talk. Nearly a third of this episode is talk as Eren calmly dresses down his best friends and every second of it is emotionally explosive. Floch takes over the Survey Corps with fellow Jaegerists and he talks to them to sway the masses and inspire a revolution. Zeke even talks to Levi in a manner that allows him to let down his guard enough that he’s temporarily able to make a play to escape. Attack on Titan is full of painful physical altercations, but “Savagery” is all about how the savage nature of words can hit harder than any Titan punch and sometimes be even harder to recover from. Mikasa and Armin try to properly get inside Eren’s head and understand his recent actions, but he has absolutely no interest in justifying himself or explaining his actions like he’s a super villain in the third act of a story. Eren’s goal is very simple and rather than waste any time he systematically hits his friends with mind games where they’re left destabilized and vulnerable. Eren’s words are devastating, but his ice cold expression through the whole chat is just as alarming. He’s lost the Kruger outfit, but he’s even more unrecognizable. Eren is absolutely ruthless when he flatly tells Mikasa that he’s always hated her and doesn’t flinch when her tears start to run. He knows better than anyone else how much this callousness will destroy Mikasa as well as how integral she’s been in his prolonged survival for all of these years. It’s heartbreaking to see Eren so thoroughly abandon the few remaining people that actually care about him as a person and don’t just view him as a means to an end or a weapon of destruction. He praises Zeke just as much as he insults Armin and Mikasa. Armin and Mikasa are stunned through most of this and they have every right to be. A lot of time has passed offscreen, but it’s ridiculous to think that season three concludes with Eren and Armin excited about the future while they splash in the tide of the sea and now they’re decking each other out while they spill each other’s blood. It’s been a while since a conventional fistfight has come up in Attack on Titan and it hits even harder since it’s Eren and Armin. There are clear parallels in the choreography of Eren’s beatdown on Armin that mirror the Attack Titan’s assault on the Armored and Jaw Titans. It’s a breaking point for this duo that have always had each other back and the audience is still left to question if Eren has truly fallen for Zeke or if there are still other levels of deception present here where this behavior is a mask for something bolder. Read more Every second that passes in this conversation there’s another grain of the old Eren that falls through the hourglass and he’s less recognizable from the moment before. Every word bites and it’s even more gutting when Mikasa instinctively defends Eren and attacks Armin over the situation like she’s some brainwashed partner in a toxic relationship and in many ways, she is. Mikasa is still compelled to help Eren, even after all of this and she’d probably even go down smiling and thank Eren if he just snapped and decided to eat her. Some of this has to do with the chilling information that Eren reveals about the nature of the Ackermans and how Mikasa is basically imprinted to him on some degree, but even without this inherent connection it still feels like Mikasa would selflessly be by Eren’s side and hope for the best. Another component of Eren’s plan plays out elsewhere with Hange, Floch, and the new trainees in the Survey Corps. Floch is able to so swiftly influence these recruits and poison the well, which makes for a frightening extrapolation of the Jaegerists’ previous terrorism. So many honorable characters have fallen over the past episodes, but it stings to watch a group like the Survey Corps become completely bankrupt of values and just another tool for the enemy. So many characters use words like the ammunition for a weapon in “Savagery,” but it’s a strategy that fails Hange. She tries to share the news that the wine is spiked with Zeke’s spinal fluid, but she’s ignored and her treatment remains horrendous. It looks like she’s set to be a hostage for the time being, that is if she’s not just outright killed as some trust exercise that Floch puts his new recruits through like he does with Keith Shadis. Join our mailing listGet the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox! Whether Floch and company believe or care about Zeke’s spinal wine is irrelevant because everyone gets to figure this out the hard way once Zeke puts his power into action. The forest very quickly fills up with Titans and the second half of “Savagery” is full of action to balance out the war of words that happens earlier. Many of Marley’s residents get triggered by Zeke’s gambit and it’s exciting to see the side effects of this “wine hangover” go fully into effect. Unfortunately, Levi’s own men enjoyed these libations, which forces him to take down his comrades with zero time to contemplate alternatives. This decision clearly weighs heavily on Levi and reflects how committed he is to his mission. “Savagery” makes this exercise especially painful as Levi sees the faces of his friends before he cuts down their Titan forms. This is a mentally exhausting maneuver for Levi, but it’s also a stunning action sequence that’s one of the best fights in Attack on Titan since season three. There’s wonderful choreography to Levi’s carnage as he takes advantage of his claustrophobic settings. It’s satisfying to see the anime go all out with this encounter and that Levi doesn’t stumble over these obstacles and allow Zeke to get away. The tension between Levi and Zeke has been present in Attack on Titan for seasons and the assault in Liberio only teased the tension that exists between these two. This has been a long time coming and it’s given the attention that it deserves. Perhaps the best part of it is that Levi shares this success with Erwin and declares that this is just as much his victory and that his spirit can find some peace now. A lot is left up in the air by the end of “Savagery” and each episode continues to unearth the status quo more than before. Levi and Zeke’s story concludes on the most disturbing note of the lot as Levi keeps Zeke in a form of grisly suspended torture that would make Asami from Audition blush. It’s the most extreme action that Levi has ever taken and it’s another reflection of how everyone is getting pushed past their limits. However, these past few episodes have proven more than anything that this type of radical behavior seems to be the only way to survive and those that don’t adapt to these heartless ways are the ones that get trampled over by “progress.” Zeke just wants to return to that game of catch from his innocent youth, but it’s impossible. The kids in Eldia and Marley are more familiar with hand grenades than they are with baseballs. “Savagery” begins this thought and “Sole Salvation” shows that the two can sometimes be equally dangerous. Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 15 Sole Salvation “Sole Salvation” begins right where “Savagery” finishes, but the two episodes are structured so differently that it’s hard not to get whiplash when watching them back-to-back. Levi’s torturing of Zeke greatly intensifies, yet the episode retreats into Zeke’s subconscious as he mentally suffers for his actions and hopes to stumble upon absolution while he physically gets ravaged and turned into living viscera. This flashback into Zeke’s childhood and one of his last remaining moments of true innocence might initially feel like a disappointment from the heavy action that’s present in “Savagery.” However, it’s presence here is not unlike how memories from past Titan bearers will flood the current users at unexpected moments. They have no control over when these memories will overlap with their own and are left to ponder the greater significance of it all. The purpose of “Sole Salvation” is nebulous at first, but then it becomes clear why this piece of the story is currently being told. “Sole Salvation” functions as a release of pressure from a run of episodes that have become impossibly tense. In the past, flashbacks have been utilized to fill in context from different perspectives and also allow the audience a much-needed breather. The jump backwards this time seems like it’s a gentle form of escapism, but there’s still a dark edge to it that amplifies the dread that’s prevalent in the present. It’s not so much a reprieve from danger as it is an explanation for the bloody turn that’s about to take place. “Savagery” highlights Eren’s rage towards the “cattle” and “slaves” of the world, yet “Sole Salvation” underscores that these are exactly the conditions that brought Eren and Zeke into this world. Grisha’s entire mindset towards family and children is even comparable to a cattle breeder. The biggest question that’s hung over the second half of this season is how exactly Eren and Zeke have come to terms with each other and “Sole Salvation” beautifully gets that point across in the most tragic way possible. Read more Zeke and Eren are two attempts at the same idea and they’re able to find an empowering and dangerous invincibility in their dark roots. It’s almost as if they consider their increasing need for bloodshed and violence vindicated because they were always designed to be destructive weapons. One doesn’t get upset at an atom bomb for exploding . Eren and Zeke are just the two explosions at the end of very long wicks that Grisha lit years ago. Zeke’s upbringing succeeds as a valuable counterpoint to what’s been shown with the childhoods of Eren, Grisha, Reiner, Gabi, and Falco. Grisha hammers in the ideology to his son that if he hates the world then it’s his responsibility to change it. This mantra soon becomes synonymous with Zeke’s desire to become a Warrior, which begins as an extension of his father, but blossoms into a bold act of independence. A young Zeke gets pulled in two directions as he forms a friendship with Tom Ksaver, a Titan researcher and the previous bearer of the Beast Titan. Tom’s influence on Zeke is a vital part of the boy’s development and Ksaver feels like the type of productive person that Grisha could have become under purer circumstances. Tom selflessly uses himself as a guinea pig for the sake of knowledge, whereas Grisha endangers his own family for data. Tom isn’t without his own sins and he becomes a mentor figure for Zeke, but it’s fascinating to consider how differently Zeke and Eren’s lives might have gone with someone like Tom as their father. They could maybe be living normal lives rather than the immensely complicated scenarios that their existences have become. They’re ready to commit genocide to an entire group of people and Eren and Zeke still treat this like the lesser of two evils. It’s just an extended game of catch that’s been going on for generations. “Savagery” and “Sole Salvation” do not mess around and in a season of very strong episodes they’re two installments that immediately stand out and feel memorable, but for completely different reasons. Both entries are emotionally draining and connect on every level. It genuinely hurts to see these characters tear each other down after they’ve gone through so much together. So much of the second half of this season has revolved around Eren and Zeke’s secret plan and with only one episode remaining it’s truly unclear where this all will land. Eren’s half of the plan seems to be successful, especially from the Jaegerists’ perspective, but Zeke appears to have hit a real roadblock that may or may not ruin what Eren has in motion. Other crucial players like Gabi, Annie, and Reiner also need to fit into all of this somehow. Attack on Titan has always been heading towards a dark and depressing ending, yet the moral compasses of so many characters have become magnetized and off center that even the “winners” might be too disgusted with who they’ve become to be able to celebrate. Latest TV reviews At the very least they’ll probably stay away from the wine. Latest TV reviews Savagery Salvation

Somewhere in a village, the soldiers are wearing masks and spread the gas all over the village. One of the masked soldiers reveals that the gas contained his spinal fluid. Anyone who inhales the gas will fall unconscious instantly. The soldiers and Zeke destroy the village using the powers of the Titans. The Titans from the village were moving according to Zeke’s will. Attack on Titan Season 4 has revisited some of the incidents that happened in the past. In the present, Zeke keeps on saying that village and Akerman it is Ragako, not that village. Ragako is the name of the village that Zeke has destroyed and slaughter the villagers. Zeke replies that he wishes he didn’t do that, but he had no choice since they would have learned that he is aligned top Eldian restoration. The two are camping somewhere in the forest. Zeke is hidden, and no one knows where he is except for Akerman and his allies. Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 14 Release DatePreviously on Attack on Titan Episode 13Survey CorpsSasha’s KillerAttack on Titan Episode 14 Preview Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 14 will release on Monday, 15 March 2021, at 1210 AM JST on Crunchyroll, AnimeLab, Funimation, and Netflix. Check the previous episode and latest development below. Previously on Attack on Titan Episode 13 Zeke asks Akerman if he had not told him everything when he first landed. Akerman reveals that he keeps on asking since he can see that Zeke is not feeling guilty. But he is not sure about Zeke’s intentions. He told Zeke that he doubts whether Zeke wants to save Eldia or not. Akerman concludes that the life of humans means nothing to Zeke. Zeke told Akerman not to act like he know how people feel. Zeke asks Akerman when he will meet with Eren and start with the experiment. Akerman replies that he is not sure and he is waiting for the orders from the HQ. Zeke replies that they are making a mistake by delaying the process. One of the soldiers came and reported important news to Akerman. Akerman can’t believe what he is hearing, and he realizes that Zeke was telling the truth. The plans of meeting with Eren might fail. Zeke looks at Akerman with a fear that what he afraid of has happened. Eren was arrest at the HQ, but he blew up the prison with the help of his new allies. He escaped, and the news spread worldwide; the soldiers started to look for him. Gabi and Falco are still looking for Zeke. Attack on Titan Season 4 The next day Gabi and Falco head to the place with the South Eldian that has taken them. They know Gabi as Mia and Falco as Ben. The children ask Mia why she is so nervous and told her to feel free. They tease Mia, asking her what kind of a country girl she is. The head of the family told them to eat as much as they want and enjoy themselves. Survey Corps Mia whispers to Kaya, asking her if there is a Marleyan POW working here. Kaya said yes, and Mia must raise her head high. If not so the truth about Mia and Ben will be exposed. Kaya told Mia that the soldiers always come here often. Ben comments that it will be great if they can have a Marleyan acquaintance here. The name of the head of the family is released by the waiter when he is calling him Mr. Blouse. The waiter thanks Mr. Blouse for coming, and Mr. Blouse said he had brought his family. Kaya told Ben that the guy who invited Mr. Blouse is Mr. Nocolo they can try to get some info on him. Mia is wondering why Mr. Blouse is invited here since he is not a soldier. Kaya reveals that Big sis was Mr. Blouse’s daughter and a soldier. When Mr. Nicolo came to her funeral, he promised that he would treat Mr. Blouse’s family. Kaya thinks that Nicole was in love with Mr. Blouse’s daughter. They both enjoy eating food as a family. Ben tasted the food and commented that he has never enjoyed eating this delicious food in his entire life. Nicolo is told that the Survey Corps has come, and Hange is leading them. Onyankopon told Nicolo that they are here to talk about the detained volunteers. Nicolo hates the Eldians; he doesn’t want them to touch his wine. Sasha’s Killer Attack on Titan Season 4 Ben and Mia notice that Nicolo is in another room, and they head to meet with him. When they reach there, they reveal that they came from Marley and they are a warrior candidate. Nicolo asks why the warrior candidate are here, and Mia said the devils launched an attack on the Liberio district. They jumped on a retreating enemy airship and landed here. Nicolo asks if they have killed someone or a female soldier. Mia replied yes and said that she is the one who took her down. Ben notice that Nicolo is about to cry. Ben calls Mia by her real name Gabi, after realizing that the woman killed might be Nicolo’s lover. Nicolo gets angry and asks why Gabi has killed Sasha. He took a bottle of wine and started to attack them. Gabi calls Ben by his reals name Falco. She notices that the bottle of wine has hit Falco’s head, and he is unconscious. Nicolo punched Gabi and brought the two in front of Mr. Blouse, who asks what he is doing to Ben and Mia. Nicolo told Mr. Blouse that Mia is the one who killed Sasha. She is the one who took Mr. Blouse’s daughter’s life, Sasha. Nicolo reveals the truth about the two. Mr. Blouse heard Gabi’s side and decided that she won’t be killed. But the soldiers capture Hange, and the others there is someone who wants to talk with Gabi and the rest. Attack on Titan Episode 14 Preview Read Attack on Titan Episode 13.

UPDATE 3/15 Funimation has confirmed to Newsweek that Episode 14 and 15 will be available on the streaming service this Sunday, March 21 at 345 Due to an earthquake in Japan, Episode 14 of Attack on Titan will not air on Sunday, March on Titan fans, heads up!Due to an earthquake in Japan, Attack on Titan Final Season episode 73 will not be airing today. We'll keep you all updated on the new release date as we know The English dub of episode 68 will still be released later today, as usual.— Funimation FUNimation March 14, 2021 Original StoryNow that episode 13 of Attack on Titan is in the rearview, fans can look forward to the next installment of the popular 14th episode of Attack on Titan is titled, "Savagery," and will drop online this week. Whether you're a subscriber of Funimation, Crunchyroll or another anime streaming service, you'll be able to watch the continuing war between Eren and the country of looking for when the next episode of Attack on Titan will air and how to watch it continue reading below. The official poster for the final season of 'Attack on Titan' Funimation WHEN DOES ATTACK ON TITAN SEASON 4 EPISODE 14 AIR?The 14th episode of Attack on Titan Season 4 will debut on Sunday, March 14. As for timing, fans can expect the episode to air around 345 EDT on the below streaming will carry the simulcast of every episode of Attack on Titan Season is offering a 14-day free trial of its premium service. Like other streaming services, you must sign up for an account and provide payment details. There is also a free version of Crunchyroll that includes Crunchyroll app is also available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X/S as well as iOS and Android will also stream the complete episodes of Attack on Titan Season 4 with subtitles. A date for the English dubs has yet to be announced, but we will update as soon as we learn watch all of these episodes online, you can sign up for FunimationNow, which currently offers a free trial. You'll need to register a form of payment, but the first 14 days will be is available on iOS and Android devices, as well as the PlayStation and Microsoft stores. The app is also now available on the Nintendo Switch so you can watch the final episodes of Attack on Titan anywhere. HULUHulu will also host the new episode of Attack on Titan Season 4 on its streaming service. The streaming service is offering a free trial for new Hulu app is available on iOS and Android devices, as well as gaming consoles in the PlayStation and Microsoft stores and in the Nintendo eShop. Hulu can also be downloaded on Roku and Amazon Smart TVs also have the Hulu app, but we recommend checking in your Smart TV's particular app store. Here's a list of supported devices that carry anime streaming service AnimeLab is also bringing Attack on Titan to fans. However, it's not available in all regions. Check their sign-up page to see if AnimeLab is available in your you excited for the next episode of the final season of Attack on Titan? Let us know in the comments section.

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