Because as you can see, they manage to give every character his/her own moment in the spotlight, and it’s something that’s pretty amazing when you consider how they not only have to juggle fitting a large amount of material into this adaptation, but have to do so with an exceptionally large + diverse cast-something that a fair amount of series struggle to do with casts half the size of Shingeki’s. (Gotta love the contrast between him and Mikasa.)Īnd suffice to say, it was superbly done. Eren Jaeger – lacks any outstanding talents, but has improved through diligence.(Gotta say, it’s nice seeing the a female heroine be the one with natural talent, rather than the male lead.) Connie Springer – skilled at making sharp turns, but mind isn’t sharp at all.Sasha Braus – unconventional, but not fit for organized activity.
Having been introduced to them previously in last week’s development-filled episode, we already had a nice grasp of the individual characters and their respective quirks/personality/pasts, but this week follows it up with a bit more-in the form of individual critics from the drill sergeant: Moving right on in though-this week’s episode notably gives us quite a bit to talk about, so bear with me, because this’ll end being a fairly long post.Īnd first and foremost on our agenda? A discussion about the cast. But that’s just fine with me, because there just hasn’t been any other series in recent memory that’s been able to give us not only two, not only three, but four superb episodes in a row to start-which is what Shingeki has managed to do, and it’s a quite the feat to say the least. Shingeki no Kyojin rolls into its fourth episode, and gosh darn, it doesn’t look like we’ll ever get a break with this series. “Night of the Disbanding ―Mankind’s Recovery (2)―”
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