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imjustsomebodyelse · 2 days
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aot tinies
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besides the black uniform version, i also drew several characters in their regular outfits!
they are available as mini stickers or inside candybag charms in my shop, starting april 20th!
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thena0315 · 6 months
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Ymir, the Scouts, the Warriors and every past Subject of Ymir in the last 2,000 Years that died, are now all finally freed from the Paths
They can now all rest in peace
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hjemne · 10 months
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Aot as textposts pt 2
pt 1 - pt 3 - pt 4 - pt 5 - pt 6 - pt 7 - pt 8 - pt 9 - pt 10
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robosuta · 1 year
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Vacation!!!!
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irregardlessly-tish · 1 month
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chuuyasballz · 7 months
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Attack On Titan characters as random screenshots in my phone (part 13)
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Link to other parts
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zestygraph1te · 1 month
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Is this what you wanted, Eren?
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aengelren · 6 months
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The Eren effect
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sleepy-sham · 4 months
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this fourth Big Post™ includes two tweets of mine that I was too lazy to turn into standard format textposts, enjoy✨
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more Big Posts™
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razzmatazz-2994 · 14 days
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Just saw the most HORRIBLY inaccurate dissection of Zeke’s character and absolutely had to weigh in to defend my favorite monstrosity monkey. AoT SPOILERS AHEAD.
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(Pictured above: me coming to explain my favorite fictional character.)
SO, let’s start with Zeke’s backstory, which seems to be a point of some contention. The post in question accused Zeke of fabricating the narrative of being a victim and callously killing his parents. There are many reasons this ISN’T the case.
For one, Zeke was a child, both a member of a marginalized group in an oppressed society and the victim of an abusive household. Perhaps not traditionally, physically, abusive. But Grisha and Dina forced this child to join the MILITARY. Not only that, they hoped he would become a Warrior (which means becoming a Titan and REDUCING HIS LIFESPAN TO A MEASLY THIRTEEN YEARS) all in the hopes of reclaiming the Founding Titan.
They attempted to quite literally sacrifice the life of their only child for a mission, forcing him into a role he didn’t ask for, pressuring him with the FATE OF THE WORLD. OF ALL ELDIANS. You cannot tell me this wouldn’t affect a child.
This person also claimed Zeke never asked Grisha to play catch, but got mad when he didn’t. The only reason this is even technically “correct” is because the one time he tried to ask, Grisha interrupted him so he could spend more time devoting himself to his righteous mission.
What’s more, it wasn’t even Zeke’s idea to give up his restorationist parents to Marley. By the time Zeke tells on them, they had ALREADY been found out — he overheard a Marleyan confirm as much during his warrior training. He went to Mr. Ksaver, the closest thing he had to a parent, to say goodbye — to meet his fate and become a Titan with the rest of his family as punishment. He was going to die.
The ONLY way he could’ve saved himself and his grandparents was to give up his mom and dad. He never wanted to do it. And even if you wouldn’t do the same in this situation, you have to understand the monumental weight of the choices thrust upon him. The lives of his family and people he cared about, even those that mistreated him. A mere child was expected to make such a gut-wrenchingly horrible choice.
Now, for his motivations. Zeke, who has persecuted and abused his entire life for being Eldian, chooses to outwit the Marleyan government, befriend the Founding Titan and, with his royal blood, prevent Eldians from reproducing.
It sounds horrible. It is. And though it sounds contrarian, I think it’s purely the most empathetic course of action from his point of view. He knows better than anyone the persecution the Eldians face, the hate and superstition the rest of the world feels that would simply be impossible to overcome. He cannot change the world’s hateful perception of his people. So he chooses the greatest mercy he can think of. He will peacefully eradicate the Eldians and the power of the Titans, not through bloodshed, but by allowing the final generations to live out their lives in peace. It would also spare them persecution and the world the threat of the Titans.
Now, obviously, his plan is still pretty despicable. His worldview is twisted, to the point where he considers killing to be a mercy — that it would be better for no one to have ever been born. And though he tries to resolve the Eldian problem as peacefully as possible, he still kills thousands of people, if not dozens of thousands. There’s no arguing that he’s a just and moral person — it’s part of the reason he’s the antagonist — but consider the alternatives.
Eren’s plan is genocide. Instead of allowing the persecuted minority to die out, Eren chose to kill billions of people — to try to kill the VAST majority of the world’s population. And though the Marleyan government is pure evil, most of these victims are innocent. Completely undeserving of the cruel fate they would face. As horrible as Zeke’s plan and methods are, it’s hard to say that Eren’s is any better. If anything, the sheer number of people killed makes it even more appalling to me. After all, Eren becomes an antagonist, too. They are both flawed, traumatized men with the weight of the world on their shoulders and unimaginable power in their hands.
The most reasonable plan, of course, is Armin’s. To unleash a small-scale version of the rumbling and destroy Marley’s fleets in order to buy Paradis the time needed to negotiate. But his plan, too, has one huge flaw.
The Founding Titan needs royal blood to be unlocked — something only Zeke and Historia possess. And by Season 4, Zeke has less than a year left to live, and Eren only has about four. It’s not enough time to negotiate, to change the world’s hateful perception of the Eldians. And this time pressure is exactly what pushes Zeke and Eren to take such drastic measures.
Eren would never allow Historia to become a Titan. He wouldn’t stand to see her used and controlled the way her father manipulated her, nor would he allow his friends to live their lives struggling to survive against an ignorant world. His obsession with freedom was too much. It practically controlled him — it, or the will of the Attack Titan. He had to ally himself with Zeke. To him, there was no other choice.
As I said, Zeke knows better than anyone the pain and persecution that comes with being Eldian in this world. He could have passed his blood and Titan to another, but that would bring its own kind of pain, one he knew intimately. He knew what it was like to have a role forced upon him as a child, to be controlled and used and sacrificed for his father’s ambitions. Why would he ever inflict that pain upon someone else? To him, there was no other choice.
We may never know who was right — or if anyone was — and I can’t blame anyone for despising Zeke after all the killing he’s done. But it’s also why he realizes he’s wrong and sacrifices himself to stop the rumbling. He realizes life is beautiful even in the small moments, and that despite the pain, whether someone dies is not his choice to make. Once again, he gives his life for a goal. But this time, it’s not the lesser of two evils or even a misguided man’s vision of mercy. It’s pure selflessness. After a long, miserable life, he has finally realized the beauty in the world — and willingly, he gives it all away.
Zeke Yeager. The wonderboy.
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imjustsomebodyelse · 1 year
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inheritance
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i actually wanted to draw this for over a year
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kittenfangirl20 · 1 year
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Here is an interesting thought, Zeke thought he was saving Eren from the influence of their father, but when you think about it, he ended up using Eren much like how Grisha used Zeke. Like Grisha, Zeke thought that Eren would happily go along with his plans without wondering how Eren truly felt about it. So like with Grisha and Zeke, Eren turned against Zeke after finding out how Eren truly felt about Zeke’s plans. Much like how Grisha didn’t know that Zeke turned on him until the last minute, Zeke didn’t really know that Eren had his own plans and was just letting Zeke think he supported him until the last minute.
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thena0315 · 5 months
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The characters on the show that had the most shirtless scenes would be Jaegers brothers, especially Zeke
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lenacker · 5 months
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How bad could your parenting be, to make your child think that not being born is a mercy?
Grisha thought about Zeke a lot. When a boy around Zeke’s age passed by, he couldn’t help but stare, wondering how tall Zeke had gotten. Has he passed his father’s height? The last time he saw him, Zeke hadn't had his growth spurt yet.
When he watched Eren eat his favorite food, he tried to remember what Zeke’s favorite food was, but nothing came up. Eren would grin brightly, remnants of Carla’s stew in his cheeks, loudly asking for seconds. Had Zeke ever done that? He usually ate his food in perfect silence. And quickly, so he can get back to his studies as soon as possible.
No matter how tired he gets at the end of the day, Grisha always tries to spend time with Eren, asking about his day. Eren would proudly show his bruised knuckles, saying he protected Armin from some bullies. “Good job,” Grisha would say. Carla always scolded him for encouraging Eren’s behavior, but Grisha thought about his other son, whom he never praised for all his hard work.
"He’s trying his best," Dina always pleaded.
Zeke's best was never enough. Eren couldn't sit still for too long, he likes running around. He likes playing hide-and-seek too. Grisha had no idea what kind of games Zeke liked. He can't run very fast, he often gets left behind during training. In retrospect, it's not that big of a deal. Grisha didn't know why it used to make him so mad.
Every year on Zeke's birthday (he was born at the first sunrise of August), Grisha would lock himself in the basement. He can't talk to anyone, and there's no boy to congratulate. So he just sat there, looking at that old family photograph.
Grieving for the son he had but never really got to know.
Grisha tried to give Eren all the things he didn't give Zeke. Eren's birthdays are always celebrated with cakes and candles. Grisha tucked him in at night, praised him for little things, and spent time with him.
But Eren is not Zeke, and there's no way to turn back time to tell Zeke all the things he didn't say. (Does Zeke even know that his dad loves him?)
If Zeke could see him now, would he be relieved that Grisha treated his brother better? (Zeke would love Eren; there's no doubt about that.) Or would he despise Grisha, knowing he's capable of being a half-decent father but never tried for him?
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jeandejard3n · 15 days
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Shadow and Bone: Fjerdan Woods
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liveinsaturn · 6 days
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zeke: “dad i dont wanna be a soldier i wanna play baseball”
grisha: “nuh uh”
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