Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 4: Perfect Game

Manga chapter 79-80

Canon/HIGH

OSHIMETER

10.0

16 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

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← Prev: EP 3 Next: EP 5 →

Attack on Titan Season 3 Part 2 Episode 4: Perfect Game

Manga chapter 79-80

Canon/HIGH

← Prev: EP 3 Next: EP 5 →

OSHIMETER

10.0

16 Fans

5

4

3

2

1

PacingVisualWritingEmo ImpactSoundtrack

EPISODE REVIEWS

This episode reveals hidden scenes from season 1. This may be connected to the main plot but also can be a filler. It is recommended to watch if an impactful plot is preferred.

geodabinsingh6187

They literally made me feel the absolute hopelessness the scouts felt until Erwin came up with another one of his reckless plans. That speech of his would even make a dead man fight. That's how powerful it was.

A great episode from the presence of Titan attacking from both inside the wall and outside to the Sacrifice done . Loved the Sound Play to the action pack moment .

Armin truly shines here. His bravery feels desperate but sincere. The animation during the final moments is intense, but it’s the sacrifice that lingers.

A devastating episode. Erwin’s speech and the charge that follows are unforgettable, blending courage, despair, and sacrifice in one brutal sequence.

It wouldn’t be called perfect Game if this episode isn't perfect . The animation and choreography are top-tier, but Captain Erwin delivers a truly heartbreaking command. Shinzou Sasageyo!

The Beast Titan starts pitching boulders like a pro, and it’s a total nightmare! The Scouts are trapped with nowhere to hide. Commander Erwin has to make a heartbreaking choice to give the team one last shot at winning. This episode is pure intensity! 🔥

Everyone's seen the speech - it's even been the subject of memes. But seeing it here, it's just as memorable and deserves all the love. Erwin's final speech is ridiculously rousing. The rest of the episode is just as action-packed and tense, and overall one of the finest eps.

This episode was epic in scale yet completely devastating to sit through, and that ending only made it hurt more. Mad respects for Erwin though. The way he rallies the soldiers with one of anime's most unforgettable speech absolutely sent chills up my spine.

The Scouts fight on two fronts. Inside Shiganshina, Jean leads Levi Squad against the Colossal Titan, but Eren and Mikasa fail to stop it. Outside the Wall, the Beast Titan devastates the recruits. Erwin leads a suicide charge to distract it so Levi can strike.

This is the best episode of the series so far! One of the most powerful speeches I’ve ever heard. It makes you want to march forward and give everything for their cause. Easily one of the most emotionally compelling scenes in all of anime.

There are only two pre-war speeches that got me grabbing the edge of my seat : Theoden in LOTR The Return Of The King, and Erwin before riding to face the beast titan.

One of the best AoT episodes, I highly recommend giving this an uninterrupted watch.

janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the escalating confrontation in 'Descent' (Episode 3), 'Perfect Game' represents the bleakest point of the battle as the Survey Corps' options narrow to near-zero against their Titan adversaries. This episode serves as the crucial emotional and tactical bridge leading into 'Hero' (Episode 5), widely regarded as one of the series' defining moments, everything set up here pays off there. At the midpoint of this 10-episode run, the season shifts from strategic maneuvering into raw, consequence-driven storytelling.

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EPISODE CONTEXT

Picking up directly from the escalating confrontation in 'Descent' (Episode 3), 'Perfect Game' represents the bleakest point of the battle as the Survey Corps' options narrow to near-zero against their Titan adversaries. This episode serves as the crucial emotional and tactical bridge leading into 'Hero' (Episode 5), widely regarded as one of the series' defining moments, everything set up here pays off there. At the midpoint of this 10-episode run, the season shifts from strategic maneuvering into raw, consequence-driven storytelling.

EPISODE REVIEWS

This episode reveals hidden scenes from season 1. This may be connected to the main plot but also can be a filler. It is recommended to watch if an impactful plot is preferred.

geodabinsingh6187

They literally made me feel the absolute hopelessness the scouts felt until Erwin came up with another one of his reckless plans. That speech of his would even make a dead man fight. That's how powerful it was.

A great episode from the presence of Titan attacking from both inside the wall and outside to the Sacrifice done . Loved the Sound Play to the action pack moment .

Armin truly shines here. His bravery feels desperate but sincere. The animation during the final moments is intense, but it’s the sacrifice that lingers.

A devastating episode. Erwin’s speech and the charge that follows are unforgettable, blending courage, despair, and sacrifice in one brutal sequence.

It wouldn’t be called perfect Game if this episode isn't perfect . The animation and choreography are top-tier, but Captain Erwin delivers a truly heartbreaking command. Shinzou Sasageyo!

The Beast Titan starts pitching boulders like a pro, and it’s a total nightmare! The Scouts are trapped with nowhere to hide. Commander Erwin has to make a heartbreaking choice to give the team one last shot at winning. This episode is pure intensity! 🔥

Everyone's seen the speech - it's even been the subject of memes. But seeing it here, it's just as memorable and deserves all the love. Erwin's final speech is ridiculously rousing. The rest of the episode is just as action-packed and tense, and overall one of the finest eps.

This episode was epic in scale yet completely devastating to sit through, and that ending only made it hurt more. Mad respects for Erwin though. The way he rallies the soldiers with one of anime's most unforgettable speech absolutely sent chills up my spine.

The Scouts fight on two fronts. Inside Shiganshina, Jean leads Levi Squad against the Colossal Titan, but Eren and Mikasa fail to stop it. Outside the Wall, the Beast Titan devastates the recruits. Erwin leads a suicide charge to distract it so Levi can strike.

This is the best episode of the series so far! One of the most powerful speeches I’ve ever heard. It makes you want to march forward and give everything for their cause. Easily one of the most emotionally compelling scenes in all of anime.

There are only two pre-war speeches that got me grabbing the edge of my seat : Theoden in LOTR The Return Of The King, and Erwin before riding to face the beast titan.

One of the best AoT episodes, I highly recommend giving this an uninterrupted watch.

janzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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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