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If you can live in the mountains just fine and comfortably, you're more likely to remain calm in terrible situations, like for example, in the middle of a hit and being attacked. Sounds pretty reasonable to go to the mountains for training. You're trying to get comfortable in uncomfortable...

Elephants scare horses and that could make their numidian cavalry rout. Elephants can also scare Roman infantry to those who have never fought one before. Is Hannibal's grand scheme is to just throw a bunch of elephants to Scipio's proud army and use his army to kill the ones who aren't shaken...

Kinda creepy af to have your ghostly presence to convince others to cut your body like a fun toy.

That's the most impressive flex I've seen for a guy who literally revealed his hand to enemy spies just to intimidate Hannibal.

@miyako19 The difference between Armin's 'plan' and Eren's plan is guarentee. Eren's rumbling will definitely wipe out any notion of neutrality when all other races are wiped out and not a threat to the Eldians. He's giving the world to his people. Armin is only prolonging the inevitable and...

Well more importantly, as he was slapping Kadokura's ass I guess the secret he found out last chapter will die with him.

They're going to survive. For one, Asada is one of the main cast and for Shingo, the reason why Asada

Nice. Welcome back.

This is why crutches are a thing. Were Carthagian senators the main reason why Hannibal eventually lose? Is this why Carthaginia never risen in power after his downfall?

Fishface better get fired.

Out of the frying pan into the fire

Neutrality pact? After 2,000 years of paranoia and bloodshed? Armin keeps spouting this without a genuine plan to replace the Rumbling like a naive brat and Mikasa still believes Eren is brainwashed and not doing this out of his own free will.

Kanako can't get a break

This was one of the best reveals I've read. The secret was never the books on humanity's fate, the secret was the Attack titan's future memory inheritance hence he could see and change the future.

Slow but strong beginning, decent up until a few events and heading towards the second half is when things go off the rails and ends in a anticlimatic trainwreck. Some of the characters and plotlines go nowhere after they end but I guess it suits the nihilistic nature of the story nevertheless...

I haven't seen silat since History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi

Interesting. This protagonist cast can be summed up to the poem

I've always known that Ichizou was a dumbass who was both brute and rash but has the courage and initiative to do what he truly believe that's right. Matsumoto did a nice job making his positive traits subtle despite spending most of his screentime being a sword swinging moron. Also to those...

Nice.

A pity, because I really like him. He's a charismatic and sound leader but I'm tired of having the author kill off such characters so the arc antagonist gets a minor victory before being killed off by Azumi. It's getting a bit repetitive.