Hello everybody, welcome back to another episode of NerdSoup, I am Boalver, join here today with Aaron, the NerdSoupMoky, and we are back to review a

tag on Titan season 4, part 3, part 1 of part 3. I think that's technically correct, I may be wrong, but it's truly maddening, it's impossible to keep up with at this point.

It's one of those things where I'm upset with it, like, oh, why can't I just all release it once and then I watch it and I'm like, this is so cool.

No, I was all my buddies. I was ready to come in here and just be grumpy about everything, then I watch the episode and I'm like, yes, yes.

I think you made the point that if they're going to take this time and we're going to get this quality of animation, it's worth it, because it does feel like a movie.

Before we get into it, I think obviously I think it does hurt its momentum, that was a problem I had going into it where it came out and I really wasn't excited for it, because it's just been so long and so spaced out, but once I started watching it, I'm like, it's like I know how good it is, but they reminded me real quick.

Right, yeah. Yeah, you're going to wait and you're going to like it.

I totally forgot. We're going to make you wait again and you're going to love it.

Yeah, exactly, because especially the way this ends, we're finally getting to the big action moments.

Some of the best panels, I think, from those last few chapters are going to be saved for season four, part three, part two, but it just got me so hype.

I wanted it to keep going and that's when I paused and looked at the runtime and I was like, fuck, we've only got like seven, eight minutes left, but that was so cool.

And the animation, the quality has been just unbelievable.

I mean, obviously when you're adapting among it, not everything is going to be exact when it comes to the art style, but I think a lot of those iconic, I think a lot of the iconic imagery, especially the apocalyptic imagery was brought to life in such a visceral and terrifying way.

And we just talked about it with the last of us, humanity's obsession with apocalypse.

Well, this is what happens when those prophecies come true and we see it in so many shows, we need to save the world, the world's going to end, the world's going to end.

And the heroes pull through, but no, the hero became the villain and he's destroying the world, you think to yourself, how could anybody live with this?

And that's really what the episode is about.

How the fuck do these characters live with this shit?

Yeah, and obviously the way you consume this story, it's very different from manga to the anime.

You know, for me, I struggle with my imagination sometimes.

So a lot of these action sequences, I kind of just buzz by.

I don't really allow myself to really experience it with my own imagination through the panel.

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