Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 3: Descent

Manga chapter 77-78

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.7

14 Fans

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Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 3: Descent

Manga chapter 77-78

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

9.7

14 Fans

5star
4star
3star
2star
1star
PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
remotadifa's avatar
remotadifa
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Most body chilling moments where Zeke try to scream, Colt beg not to scream, Zeke also want to protect Eren. Also brought back mindless titans, really gives nostalgia of season 1 titans. Eren head rolling is the most shocking. Definitely watch this if you like drama

konami's avatar
konami
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geodabinsingh6187's avatar
geodabinsingh6187
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Knowing the truth behind Marco's death was sad and unbelievably frustrating at the same time. And the colossal coming to the party with a big bang was insane.
umang's avatar
umang
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The brutality was off the chart ! Everyone is correct on their own term ! The visual representation was awesome mostly the titan emergence in the middle of the fort
chachi06's avatar
chachi06
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This episode is brutal. There’s no sugarcoating it. Levi’s calm fury builds quietly in the background. It’s painful to watch, but impossible to look away.
sheila_jade's avatar
sheila_jade
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The Beast Titan dominates the battlefield. The sense of dread is overwhelming as the Scouts are pushed into a corner with almost no hope left.
kindaweeb's avatar
kindaweeb
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This episode dives into a dark and sad past, and it really hits emotionally. Bertholdt finally shows up, and the animation during his transformation is amazing. So much destruction!!
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
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Bertholdt arrives and he stays totally calm even when things get crazy. He sees Reiner in trouble and transforms into the Colossal Titan, creating a massive explosion. It’s crazy!
lobsterryoma's avatar
lobsterryoma
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While serving as a slower part of the overall battle, the emotional intensity is cranked up here. Watching the titan shifters' guilt-filled resolve play out is heartbreaking, and seeing the heroes attempt to reason with them was sad yet intense. The soundtrack carries hard.
mochatea's avatar
mochatea
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It’s impressive how the series gives depth not just to its leads, but to its side characters too. We get to see a bit of character development from Bertholdt in this episode and it was pretty interesting to see how even events back from season 1 impacted the character as a whole.
banoth007's avatar
banoth007
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As the Scouts attack Shiganshina, Reiner and Bertholdt steel themselves for battle under Zeke’s command. Though Reiner is nearly killed, he signals for Bertholdt’s launch. After rejecting Armin’s plea, Bertholdt ascends with his gear and transforms into the Colossal Titan.
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
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Another strong episode! The flashback of Bertholdt and Marco adds real depth to his character, fully showing why Reiner broke. Seeing him finally accept his role and the idea that there are no devils on the island. Nobody's in the wrong, they just live in a cruel world.
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz's avatar
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the fallout of 'Thunder Spears,' this episode escalates the Shiganshina battle from tactical engagement into full existential crisis for the Survey Corps. It serves as the critical bridge between the initial confrontation and the devastating 'Perfect Game' that follows in episode 4, tightening the noose on every character involved. At three episodes into a ten-episode run, the season is transitioning from setup into its most punishing stretch.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the fallout of 'Thunder Spears,' this episode escalates the Shiganshina battle from tactical engagement into full existential crisis for the Survey Corps. It serves as the critical bridge between the initial confrontation and the devastating 'Perfect Game' that follows in episode 4, tightening the noose on every character involved. At three episodes into a ten-episode run, the season is transitioning from setup into its most punishing stretch.

EPISODE REVIEWS

burritoww's avatar
burritoww
remotadifa's avatar
remotadifa
VerifiedVerified

Most body chilling moments where Zeke try to scream, Colt beg not to scream, Zeke also want to protect Eren. Also brought back mindless titans, really gives nostalgia of season 1 titans. Eren head rolling is the most shocking. Definitely watch this if you like drama

konami's avatar
konami
VerifiedVerified
geodabinsingh6187's avatar
geodabinsingh6187
VerifiedVerified
Knowing the truth behind Marco's death was sad and unbelievably frustrating at the same time. And the colossal coming to the party with a big bang was insane.
umang's avatar
umang
VerifiedVerified
The brutality was off the chart ! Everyone is correct on their own term ! The visual representation was awesome mostly the titan emergence in the middle of the fort
chachi06's avatar
chachi06
VerifiedVerified
This episode is brutal. There’s no sugarcoating it. Levi’s calm fury builds quietly in the background. It’s painful to watch, but impossible to look away.
sheila_jade's avatar
sheila_jade
VerifiedVerified
The Beast Titan dominates the battlefield. The sense of dread is overwhelming as the Scouts are pushed into a corner with almost no hope left.
kindaweeb's avatar
kindaweeb
VerifiedVerified
This episode dives into a dark and sad past, and it really hits emotionally. Bertholdt finally shows up, and the animation during his transformation is amazing. So much destruction!!
gaboc88's avatar
gaboc88
VerifiedVerified
Bertholdt arrives and he stays totally calm even when things get crazy. He sees Reiner in trouble and transforms into the Colossal Titan, creating a massive explosion. It’s crazy!
lobsterryoma's avatar
lobsterryoma
VerifiedVerified
While serving as a slower part of the overall battle, the emotional intensity is cranked up here. Watching the titan shifters' guilt-filled resolve play out is heartbreaking, and seeing the heroes attempt to reason with them was sad yet intense. The soundtrack carries hard.
mochatea's avatar
mochatea
VerifiedVerified
It’s impressive how the series gives depth not just to its leads, but to its side characters too. We get to see a bit of character development from Bertholdt in this episode and it was pretty interesting to see how even events back from season 1 impacted the character as a whole.
banoth007's avatar
banoth007
VerifiedVerified
As the Scouts attack Shiganshina, Reiner and Bertholdt steel themselves for battle under Zeke’s command. Though Reiner is nearly killed, he signals for Bertholdt’s launch. After rejecting Armin’s plea, Bertholdt ascends with his gear and transforms into the Colossal Titan.
charliereviews's avatar
charliereviews
VerifiedVerified
Another strong episode! The flashback of Bertholdt and Marco adds real depth to his character, fully showing why Reiner broke. Seeing him finally accept his role and the idea that there are no devils on the island. Nobody's in the wrong, they just live in a cruel world.
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz's avatar
janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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