Philosophical Themes in Attack on Titan

The video explores the complex moral and power dynamics in Attack on Titan, focusing on the origins of Titans, the historical conflict between Eldians and Marleyans, and the rise and fall of the Eldian Empire. It delves into the Great Titan War, Marleyan oppression, and the eventual Rumbling, highlighting the story's themes of freedom, power, and the cyclical nature of violence.

What philosophical question does the story of Attack on Titan initially explore?

• The value of friendship

• The concept of freedom

• The existence of pure evil

• The nature of justice

What is the haly Genia known for in the story?

• Being the first Titan

• Being the source of all living matter

• Being a powerful Eldian leader

• Being a mythical creature in Marleyan folklore

What does Ymir's story illustrate about the nature of power?

• Power is a burden

• Power is absolute

• Power is an illusion

• Power leads to freedom

Who was responsible for creating the walls on Paradis Island?

• The Marleyan government

• The Tyber family

• Ymir

• King Carl Fritz

What was the role of the Tyber family during the Great Titan War?

• They were neutral observers

• They created the Founding Titan

• They allied with Marley

• They led the Eldian Empire

What was the main goal of the Marleyan warriors infiltrating Paradis Island?

• To establish peace with the Eldians

• To capture the Founding Titan

• To find new resources

• To destroy the walls

What event is referred to as 'the rumbling'?

• The awakening of the Colossal Titans within the walls

• The fall of Wall Maria

• The discovery of the basement

• The final battle against Marley

Who ultimately stops Eren in the final battle?

• Armin

• Mikasa

• Zeke

• Levi

What is the significance of the tree at the end of the story?

• It represents the end of the Titan powers

• It marks the grave of Eren

• It symbolizes the beginning of a new era

• It is a place of worship for the Eldians

What is the main theme explored in the final resolution of the story?

• The burden of history

• The quest for freedom

• The power of love

• The cycle of revenge