Attack on Titan: Final Season Episode 14: Savagery
Manga chapter 117-118
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
10.0
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
Attack on Titan: Final Season Episode 14: Savagery
Manga chapter 117-118
Canon/HIGH
OSHIMETER
10.0
12 Fans
5
4
3
2
1
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack
QUICK TAKES
azamuddinalias
VerifiedThis episode i feels like the cold, clinical table graphics make the dialogue hurt. The peak moment is Eren telling Mikasa he’s always hated her. i feels my heart breaking for her in that moment
banoth007
VerifiedEren's conversation with Mikasa and Armin I was shocked. Particularly when he said that he hated Mikasa, the conversation became very heated and emotional. Levi being forced to fight his own soldiers made the episode very emotional.
tayloraspen1
VerifiedThe episode is intense and emotionally heavy, with a strong sense of doom around the main trio. While the fight could’ve been better in places, the episode still shines thanks to the tragic Eren, Mikasa, Armin scene and the brutal second Levi vs. Zeke showdown.
kirandande123
VerifiedAbsolutely brutal. The table scene where Eren destroys Mikasa and Armin emotionally is one of the most painful moments in the series. Whether he means it or not doesn't matter - the damage is done. Levi's fight with Zeke is savage and cathartic. The Jaegerist stuff feels wierd.
tairue
VerifiedI found this episode quite painful to watch. The manner in which the old friends speak left me sad seeing how much they have changed. The forest battle was quick and violent, even its animation in the chase was incredible. This was an emotional roller coaster ride to me.
alrickalmight
VerifiedOne word.... Mind bending. The Brutality is just jaw dropping, i'm speechless, out of words and in pure awe.
lordofheroes
VerifiedA dramatic episode that paints the real picture clearly. Very exciting episode, fast paced and intense. There are still unknowns over exactly whose side Zeke is on and what his end goal is but the one thing that's definitely already clear by now is that, Eren has taken over.
natsudragneel
VerifiedOverwhelming emotions flow through the beginning and transition to intense action about how the rivals fought again! Iconic scenery!
c_137s
VerifiedA psychological punch. Tight focus, intense atmosphere, and character moments that feel like emotional gut-checks. One of those episodes that stays in your mind.
konami
VerifiedThe three childhood friends reunited once again but they're not happy to see each other. It's Levi's peak once again! The background track on Levi's action suits the hype and thrill of that scene! Also the gloom and anger on his eyes showed what his true feelings were.
sheila_jade
Levi’s fight with Zeke is brutal and personal. The episode shows just how messy and tragic the conflict has become.
lex_labo
EPISODE CONTEXT
Sitting at episode 14 of 16, 'Savagery' escalates the interpersonal fractures that began surfacing in the preceding 'Children of the Forest,' transforming simmering tensions into direct, irreversible confrontations between core cast members. This episode functions as a critical bridge in the final season's back half, deepening character conflicts while positioning the narrative for the revelations and backstory exploration that 'Sole Salvation' delivers next. With only two episodes remaining in this part, the stakes are at a near-peak, and this episode makes sure you feel every bit of that weight.
QUICK TAKES
azamuddinalias
VerifiedThis episode i feels like the cold, clinical table graphics make the dialogue hurt. The peak moment is Eren telling Mikasa he’s always hated her. i feels my heart breaking for her in that moment
banoth007
VerifiedEren's conversation with Mikasa and Armin I was shocked. Particularly when he said that he hated Mikasa, the conversation became very heated and emotional. Levi being forced to fight his own soldiers made the episode very emotional.
tayloraspen1
VerifiedThe episode is intense and emotionally heavy, with a strong sense of doom around the main trio. While the fight could’ve been better in places, the episode still shines thanks to the tragic Eren, Mikasa, Armin scene and the brutal second Levi vs. Zeke showdown.
kirandande123
VerifiedAbsolutely brutal. The table scene where Eren destroys Mikasa and Armin emotionally is one of the most painful moments in the series. Whether he means it or not doesn't matter - the damage is done. Levi's fight with Zeke is savage and cathartic. The Jaegerist stuff feels wierd.
tairue
VerifiedI found this episode quite painful to watch. The manner in which the old friends speak left me sad seeing how much they have changed. The forest battle was quick and violent, even its animation in the chase was incredible. This was an emotional roller coaster ride to me.
alrickalmight
VerifiedOne word.... Mind bending. The Brutality is just jaw dropping, i'm speechless, out of words and in pure awe.
lordofheroes
VerifiedA dramatic episode that paints the real picture clearly. Very exciting episode, fast paced and intense. There are still unknowns over exactly whose side Zeke is on and what his end goal is but the one thing that's definitely already clear by now is that, Eren has taken over.
natsudragneel
VerifiedOverwhelming emotions flow through the beginning and transition to intense action about how the rivals fought again! Iconic scenery!
c_137s
VerifiedA psychological punch. Tight focus, intense atmosphere, and character moments that feel like emotional gut-checks. One of those episodes that stays in your mind.
konami
VerifiedThe three childhood friends reunited once again but they're not happy to see each other. It's Levi's peak once again! The background track on Levi's action suits the hype and thrill of that scene! Also the gloom and anger on his eyes showed what his true feelings were.
sheila_jade
Levi’s fight with Zeke is brutal and personal. The episode shows just how messy and tragic the conflict has become.
lex_labo
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