Attack on Titan Final Chapter: Special 1 explains why Allen let his friends go free against him despite their mind control abilities.
Warning: Revealing the contents of “Attack on Titan” – Last Chapter Special 1 Long-awaited thing Attack the giant – last season debuted as an hour-long episode Final Chapters: Special 1. After Alan Yeager transforms into the Ancestral Titan and begins to rumble, his few remaining friends rally to stop him and hopefully save the world. The episode also explains one of the series’ major plot holes, Alan’s absolute control over all of the Eldians, including those who try to stop him.
Attack on Titan – Final Chapter: Special 1 divided into two halves. The first part shows the devastating effects of Rumble, an apocalyptic attack that uses a group of giant giants hidden within the walls of Paradise Island to destroy the nation of Mali and the rest of the world. gender. Second, try to stop Eren’s team from being able to repair and get on the plane, but before Hange sacrifices his life to buy them time. On the plane, a group of people including Armin, Mikasa, Levi, Pieck, Reiner, Jean, and Connie are pulled into the illusion by Eren’s power and teleported to the Paths. There, Alan explains that it makes no sense for them to want to argue with him, and that he won’t stop Rumble unless they kill him.
Alan may have used his powers to control his friend’s mind
Alan is able to do this because, as the owner of the Founding Titans, he has control over all subjects of Ymir (The Elder), including the ability to modify memories. their. This power leaves a big hole in the first few episodes, as Alan can simply use it to control the minds of people on Paradise Island who oppose the plan to use Rumble to destroy his world. Last Chapters: Special 1Allen explains that he refuses to do this to his friends, leaving them free to choose their own paths, even if it means they’ll have to fight.
The concept of freedom is central Attack the giant And learn about Ellen’s decision at the end of the series. Eren grew up in the closed world of Shinganshina district, surrounded by high walls that keep the Titans out, Eren’s true dream is to gain freedom for himself and the Eldians. He comes to the conclusion that the only way is to use rumble to destroy all the enemies of Heaven:”To be free, I will take freedom from the world‘, he said in the episode. However, he also added that he won’t take anything from his friends (meaning he won’t use his ability to control their minds) as that would take away theirs and the freedom he wants. Alan’s absolute belief in freedom forces him to give his enemies a chance to stop him.
Alan’s decision to free his friends explains his motivations in the series’ finale
In fact, the decision to free his friends to fight him also comes from Alan knowing of the future, given the power of Attack on Titan. Allen knows how his story will end and the role his friends will play in it. The final conversation between Alan and his friends is shown in Attack on Titan – Final Chapter: Special 1 The key to understanding the future of the story, the animation did a great job explaining Alan’s motives and the reasons behind his tragic actions.
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