Heartbreaking conclusion to Ned’s character. Outside of being too idealistic for the world he’s in Eddard failed because he was set up too from the beginning. Absolutely dreading the next Catelyn Chapter, this last stretch of chapters has been lobos
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Denis Villeneuve with Robert Pattinson & Timothée Chalamet on the set of “Dune: Part Three”
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It’s what I’ve been saying ever since 420 dropped.
Tserriednich is the true protagonist of this arc while functioning as an antagonist.
It’s the term of “every villain is the hero of their own story” taken to the extreme.
He is The Chosen One and the Messiah.
Eren & Grisha having different ideas of freedom doesn’t make one less meaningful than the other. Erens idea of freedom is a coping mechanism he formed around Armin’s book, a child given a purpose and hope because he never fully accepts the world he’s born into
Everything about Jon’s so compelling & endearing, i'm invested to see where this character journey goes. Has a great dynamic with everyone he’s had any sort of interaction with
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Hiroshi Tsuchida unfortunately passed away of heart failure.
Your fantastic VA work will always be remembered by millions worldwide. For me and many he will always be Grisha yeager. May he rest in peace.
It all comes back full circle. Gon loses his nen and goes back home to the beginning. To find his life purpose, as if Ging never had full agency over him. He can now apply his learnings from his detours and finally develop some individuality
?? Gon is still nen-less in the manga idk what lack of consequences you’re referring too, him just being on whale island and suppressing his desires are clear direct consequences
Gon proves his sense of self through strength and accomplishments. Any failure deals a blow to that and he always blames himself Gon is smiling right now shutting off his desires and ambitions so as not to put his loved ones at risk again






















































