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[🌹 settaa💕💞 @Rose_tta_1]

What if Gabi inherited the attack titan from eren??

Bro connected and immediately started the rumbling before even transforming.
He really wanted everyone gone
#Aot

[Nuella 💕🎀🌸 @dfw_ella_]

Genuinely curious, why can’t Ackermans turn into Titans? The anime never explained it or did I miss something?

[🌹 settaa💕💞 @Rose_tta_1]

Someone point this out but still don't see other relations or symbolism though beside just looking similar

Almost 3 years since AOT ended, and the pomegranate symbolism still has no confirmed explanation.

[Brainstorm @brainstorm_chan]

There are 2 avatars here that do not deserve a statue 🥲🤦🏽

[Dela🖤 @Dela_oxx]

He didn’t see the future before inheriting the Attack Titan in the way it first seems. The Attack Titan’s unique power lets its current holder access the memories of future inheritors, not just past ones. Once Eren fully awakened that ability (especially after the time-skip and contacting the Coordinate), those future memories started flowing backward through the path, which is why younger Eren could “see” things that hadn’t happened yet from his perspective.

It’s all one giant causal loop. Future Eren influences past events through the Attack Titan’s memory-sharing, which is what allows the younger version to act in ways that eventually create that same future. The show never treats time as linear; everything is already decided and connected through the paths. That’s why it feels confusing at first—it’s deliberately circular.

[🌹 settaa💕💞 @Rose_tta_1]

Someone point this out but still don't see other relations or symbolism though beside just looking similar

Almost 3 years since AOT ended, and the pomegranate symbolism still has no confirmed explanation.

[SymplyTonbra (goddess)👸 @SymplyTonbra]

The absolute funniest thing about the final book is fans asking why Voldemort didn’t just murder a random goblin to make a quick backup Horcrux the second he found out Harry was destroying his soul pieces

Even thought the books explain some of it- lets dive in.

First, we know that JK Rowling has refused to publish the process of making a Horcrux. What she has said is that it is so grotesque and vile that she could not put ink to paper. I would imagine, its a blend, of cannibalism, necrophelia, and maybe even a type of blood bath- bathing in it.

We also know that the ritual itself is dangerous to perform.
So now let’s discuss the soul. Aristotle believed that the soul was the “first actuality.” The divine material that makes you- “you.” We are not necessarily talking about God. Or even a god. Just simply that whatever divine substance, that makes you who you are- is a soul. And inseparable for the body albeit to do so has drastic repercussions.

I would also surmise that the 3 Unforgiveable curses- we learn in Potter and Hogwarts Legacy require intent. You have to mean it. You can’t just pretend or exhibit fake intent with these spells. The core of who you are must be drawn upon to perform them (catch my drift- since the soul is the core of who you are )

I would guess that every time Riddle committed murder, he had to relocate the body and himself to perform the ritual. The first step was to take the split-soul-fragment and isolate it until the other part of the ritual along with the object said fragment would be contained in was already at hand. After the vile performance the object gets enchanted and is now ready to place the fragment.

I go through this because with each time, Riddles appearance changed. Skin turns translucent, pale, or the eyes sink in, lose color, turn red. The hair loss, ears blend flush with the head, finger nails warp, and the nose alters a bit. The voice changes etc.

He even dared to apply to DADA and Dumbledore noticed a change- now how far along it was is somewhat of a mystery but enough to refuse him the job, and wonder what was going on with Tom at the time.

Each time he performed the ritual, the remaining soul would be unstable. The soul would be caught between its natural state and an unnatural one- Slughorn tells us that murder is a violation against nature- and I would also surmise natural order. In essence the soul is in a self created limbo and half life state.

So let us now get to why Tom did not make any more.

He COULD NOT.
There was not enough of the original soul left to continue to fragment, or chisel more away to make a Horcrux. I do not begin to know how much of a piece is required - but the less of a soul there is, the harder or even the darker the ritual would have to be to keep chiseling away for the sake of immortality. And if there is NOT enough of a soul at the start, what would the ritual do to you GOD FORBID if you did not have a fragment to use? to place in an object?? If that piece was unstable due to not having enough ?? the possibilities are ghastly to think of. How much further could his appearance warp and twist??

To begin such a ritual and not complete it?? Holy crap. Maybe worse. Or to perform it without a piece?? What’s the price there??
I know Druid mythology tells of heavy prices paid for misusing the magic they performed. There was always a price. Sacrifices- people and animals, and the like. Payment had to made even if a ritual could NOT be completed. Once you started its all on you.

We see in the Kings Cross Station limbo that the powers that be already sent a part of Voldemort there to die. No proper death to have and no proper reward for a life lived.

If that is a representation of his soul not sure.But after he’s gotten to 7 it’s unlikely there was much left to perform the ritual. Or the cost would be too great. The legendary status can not be enjoyed if he’s dead. To live and be feared and the greatest Dark Wizard, kinda requires you to be alive.

[Node 🗿 @NodeOfWeb3]

The detail that makes this theory disturbing is that the Titan may not have been a stranger at all. It could've been Connie’s unborn sibling, transformed when Zeke turned the people of Ragako into Titans.

That would explain why it looked so different and why it didn't seem to understand Zeke's command

Look at how deformed Connie’s mom’s Titan is, then remember the tiny, wide-eyed Titan kept eating Miche even after Zeke ordered it to stop. If it really was an unborn child, it may not have been developed enough to understand his command. It's never confirmed, but the possibility makes that whole scene disturbing.

[Brainstorm @brainstorm_chan]

Fun fact
Yanchen is the only avatar that's not attracted to a female partner

[SieZer 🀄️ @SiezerW]

Zuko falling into a three-day coma immediately after finally doing something good will never not be funny to me. 😭

Bro was so allergic to goodness that his body literally shut down the moment he chose the right side. ☹️😂

[Kimi Nino @Kiminino72]

Who else thinks the tea given at the summit was nothing more that Iroh’s hot leaf juice?

[Dela🖤 @Dela_oxx]

They transformed outside the walls, breached them as the Colossal and Armored Titans, then shifted back to human form in the chaos and blended into the fleeing crowds as ordinary refugees. That’s how they ended up inside Wall Maria with everyone else and eventually infiltrated the Survey Corps and the 104th Training Corps right alongside Eren.

It’s one of those early “wait, how?” details that only clicks later once you realize the entire Marleyan warrior plan depended on them getting inside and living among the people they were sent to destroy. The fact that they spent years pretending to be comrades while knowing exactly what they did on that first day is what makes their story hit so hard.

[Melody the designer 🪡🧵🌸 @Creativemelody1]

We still don’t know why Ymir did this.
Why?

[Nuella 💕🎀🌸 @dfw_ella_]

Wait, can someone explain why Ymir’s Founding Titan seems so much more powerful than Eren’s?

[Mike @everyoneh8smike]

Why was Historia forced to marry the farmer and get pregnant with his child??

[Tayo💕 @aderayo_xo1]

One thing i don’t understand is how Reiner, Bertolt and Annie just left the high ranking officers like Erwin, Levi, Pixis and the rest, why didn’t they try to do anything to them to make their mission easier ??

[Tayo💕 @aderayo_xo1]

When Grisha passed the Founding Titan to Eren in Season 1, why didn’t Eren inherit the memories of Eldia’s past?

[Tayo💕 @aderayo_xo1]

I would never understand the End of attack on titan… why start the rumbling if you wanted to be stopped and why allow people to stop you if you wanted the rumbling to happen ?

[SieZer 🀄️ @SiezerW]

One of the biggest drawbacks of lavabending is how destructive it can be. Unlike most other forms of earthbending, it’s incredibly difficult to use without causing massive collateral damage.

A single attack can turn the surrounding ground into molten lava, destroy buildings, reshape the landscape, and put everyone nearby at risk. Even when used defensively, the damage can be difficult to control or reverse.

It makes you wonder: Is lavabending actually one of the most impractical bending abilities because of how much destruction it causes, or is its sheer destructive power worth the risk?

Agree or disagree? 👀🌋🔥

[SieZer 🀄️ @SiezerW]

He absolutely made his father proud. 🥹

Aang: “TENZIN! THE PARASITE IS BACK INSIDE THE TEMPLE, SPITTING AND CRYING ON MY STATUE! BLOW HIM AWAY WITH THE AIRBENDING I PROUDLY TAUGHT YOU!”

[Brainstorm @brainstorm_chan]

Do you think that azula could ever be redeemeded??