Review of Attack on Titan: Final Season - The Final Chapters
After all those years, the iconic anime called Attack on Titan has reached its final episodes. I will keep this review relatively short, because the vast majority of people who have made it to the Final Chapters surely has already had contact with the series before, so it's not hard to imagine what to expect in general. I can only say, as a word of introduction, that this review will be free from spoilers. Moving straight to the point, "Shingeki no Kyojin: The Finale Season - Kanketsu-hen" offers the best what you'd expect from Attack on Titan anime, just multiplied by several times. Cinematic experience andhigh production quality in every aspect makes the Final Chapters one of the most, if not the most, epic and polished series' finale ever created in the animation industry. Yes, that's right, not only when it comes to anime (Japanese animation), but the whole global animation industry. Everything is here: beautiful art, stunning animation, great direction, astounding music, amazing voice acting.
On top of that, Kanketsu-hen adapts the source material faithfully, with highlighting elements that were objectively (aka technically) good and giving them justice, and improving elements that felt underwhelming at best while reading the manga. As a manga reader, I can say that Attack on Titan anime is in general superior to the manga. With each next season of this show presenting higher quality than its predecessor, Kanketsu-hen proudly stands on the top, as the apex of Attack on Titan anime adaptation and the best installment of this series released so far. And trust me, the bar was set very high, considering how already stellar looking were the first three seasons of this show, created by Wit Studio, and how the first two parts of the Final Season, created by MAPPA (also responsible for Kanketsu-hen) managed to reach even bigger lengths of awesomeness.
Everything results not only in watching a marvelously done animation, but is also like something more; like something generating emotions that you may not experience while watching most of animated series available at the time of writing this review.
Thank you MAPPA for creating such breathtaking kino. A show worthy of being called as the grand final of the anime adaptation of one of the best selling manga series in history. Pro forma, I will of course say that yes, I definitely and wholeheartedly recommend this show.