Attack on Titan Season 2 Episode 2: I'm Home

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.9

18 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

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Attack on Titan Season 2 Episode 2: I'm Home

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 1 Next: EP 3 →

OSHIMETER

9.9

18 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

QUICK TAKES

anasofiaayala19

It's a slower episode, focused on learning about Sasha's past and a little bit of Connie's thoughts. But it is very helpful to know about them because it gives a broader sense of who they are and what their capabilities are.

This one's a weird one, spends most of its time on Sasha and honestly? Kinda works. The flashbacks are solid. Makes you realize the potato girl actually had layers this whole time. Slow compared to last week but Sasha's development carries it. But that last scene doe............

The story development is tense starting from the village condition and the courage of Shasa to fight against titan !

Focus on Connie’s village. Graphics of the "immobile" Titan are haunting. Suspense as the scouts realize the threat is inside the walls.

This is one of those episodes that hurts. Because it leaves you at the edge of your sit knowing, damn The fear of titans can be felt from across the screen!

A really good episode that focuses on Sasha! The soundtrack genuinely highlights the despair of the scenes and the hope Sasha wants to convey to that girl she saved. It's a great turning point with a mystifying ending that adds another question about Titan origins.

This is probably the best dark fantasy out there currently and this is totally a perfect 10/10 anime... the best part about it is how it respects the phrase 'survival horror' meaning i like how it is satisfyingly 50% terrifying mystery and 50% character development it has.

Sasha's backstory is really interesting, it adds depth to her character. The scene with the immobile Titan is super haunting. Definitely watch this one for the suspense and character development.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming directly after 'Beast Titan,' which introduced terrifying new threats within Wall Rose, this second episode pivots from spectacle to character depth, giving Sasha Blouse a spotlight rarely afforded to the supporting cast. It serves as a breathing point between the season premiere's shock revelations and the broader strategic movements that pick up in Episode 3, 'Southwestward,' as the Survey Corps mobilizes against the Titan incursions. The personal stakes established here enrich the ensemble heading into the escalating conflict ahead.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Coming directly after 'Beast Titan,' which introduced terrifying new threats within Wall Rose, this second episode pivots from spectacle to character depth, giving Sasha Blouse a spotlight rarely afforded to the supporting cast. It serves as a breathing point between the season premiere's shock revelations and the broader strategic movements that pick up in Episode 3, 'Southwestward,' as the Survey Corps mobilizes against the Titan incursions. The personal stakes established here enrich the ensemble heading into the escalating conflict ahead.

QUICK TAKES

anasofiaayala19

It's a slower episode, focused on learning about Sasha's past and a little bit of Connie's thoughts. But it is very helpful to know about them because it gives a broader sense of who they are and what their capabilities are.

This one's a weird one, spends most of its time on Sasha and honestly? Kinda works. The flashbacks are solid. Makes you realize the potato girl actually had layers this whole time. Slow compared to last week but Sasha's development carries it. But that last scene doe............

The story development is tense starting from the village condition and the courage of Shasa to fight against titan !

Focus on Connie’s village. Graphics of the "immobile" Titan are haunting. Suspense as the scouts realize the threat is inside the walls.

This is one of those episodes that hurts. Because it leaves you at the edge of your sit knowing, damn The fear of titans can be felt from across the screen!

A really good episode that focuses on Sasha! The soundtrack genuinely highlights the despair of the scenes and the hope Sasha wants to convey to that girl she saved. It's a great turning point with a mystifying ending that adds another question about Titan origins.

This is probably the best dark fantasy out there currently and this is totally a perfect 10/10 anime... the best part about it is how it respects the phrase 'survival horror' meaning i like how it is satisfyingly 50% terrifying mystery and 50% character development it has.

Sasha's backstory is really interesting, it adds depth to her character. The scene with the immobile Titan is super haunting. Definitely watch this one for the suspense and character development.

janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

©諫山創・講談社／「進撃の巨人」製作委員会

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©諫山創・講談社／「進撃の巨人」製作委員会

AnimeOshi.com refers to anime titles, character names, logos, and other trademarked or copyrighted materials to identify and describe the works being reviewed, discussed, ranked or otherwise referenced on this site. This usage is believed to be nominative fair use or non-infringing and is not intended to imply any affiliation with the respective rights holders.

All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their owners. If you are a rights holder and have concerns about any content on this site, please contact us at legal@animeoshi.com