The screams of Shinzou Sasageyo lower as Attack on Titan comes to an end  

The emotional roller coaster that was the Attack on Titan saga has come to an end.  

In a heartfelt conclusion to a journey that spanned more than a decade, the monumental Japanese anime, has bid adieu to its global fanbase.  

Spanning four seasons and 94 episodes, the final entry in the series which detailed humanities fight against monstrous humanoid “titans” aired Nov. 5.  

Since it was first created, the show has received nothing but acclaim from critics. This has garnered it multiple awards and consideration as the greatest anime series ever made. 

Based on the 2009 manga series created by Hajime Isayama, the show had a storytelling brilliance which shone through as the narrative unfolded. As it wound down, the show provided closure to the complex and intertwining destinies of characters that have become beloved icons in the anime community. 

As the final credits rolled, fans took to social media to express the depth of their emotions.  

The journey from the series’ inception to its conclusion has been nothing short of a cultural phenomenon, uniting fans across borders and sparking conversations that transcended the realm of anime.  

Isayama’s masterpiece ensured that each frame resonated with emotion, creating a visual and narrative spectacle that captivated audiences. 

As fans bid farewell to protagonist Eren Yeager and the rest of the iconic characters, their journey will reverberate in the hearts of anime enthusiasts for years to come. 

While it may have reached its finale its legacy lives on, embedded in the archives of anime history.  

Isayama’s creation has not only entertained but has also left an enduring impression on the collective psyche of its global audience.  

As the sun sets on this titan of anime, fans are left with a profound sense of gratitude for the emotional journey. 

The legacy of Attack on Titan will continue to extend far beyond its animated frames.