Attack on Titan

First episode is a flooring portrayal of otherworldly dread/horror, and impotence in the face of insurmountable doom. Stylistic and intense... ... then it became a whiny emo wtf-is-this-even-about shonen plop.

This is the first time in my life where the ending ruined the anime for me. Not only because it was so bad, but also cause it forced me to reevaluate everything I liked about AoT. Turns out it was all delusion. Now I actually hate the plot so much I can't even give it a good rating for the animation. Just looking at the name again makes me wanna bang my head against the wall for having any hope in the first place. Bad ideas, horrible ideology, executed like shit in a package of good animation.

ok doomer

Fantastically animated but the first season really loses steam near the middle of it. Too many whiny characters that I have no interest in keeping track of and completely loses the tight pacing it seemed to promise at the beginning.

An awful series that makes little sense when you start thinking about it; how is it that in a world where we have weapons that can destroy entire civilizations that these giants are a threat which can be defeated by some teenagers wielding swords? Putting that aside, I wouldn't take issue with this if the show wasn't filled to the brim with awful melodrama and pretentious storytelling which embraces multiple shounen cliches unabashedly. Hell, even the action scenes are a big pile of nothing.

Dropped after 6 episodes. DIdn't like any of the characters, and hated a couple of them. Despite the grand stakes of the plot, it still somehow felt over-dramatic.

Stopped after 2 seasons. S1 was pretty good, but after that I realized plot was moving too slow and characters were not well developed. Main character is also pretty much a dislikable brat.

S1 66. started so great then was mainly set up/stretched out/filler that never went where i think it should have. until the end it stuck to a payoff that sets up S2 lol. shoulda been 15ish eps. some melodrama might be the dub's fault

I want to like this for more than it is, but beyond its survive-against-the-giants premise, I don't find much depth, enjoyability, or intrigue.

Watched up to E07. Main concept is quite promising and it could have resulted in something good, but realization is awful. Main characters are the same annoying overly emotional kids that you can see in most anime these days. It's unbearable.