The rapid progress of the last season with the latest enigmatic as well as fundamental episodes of attack on Titan begins to lay the foundations of the epic conclusion conceived by Hajime Isayama and on which the American voice actors who give voice to the trio of protagonists wanted to express their opinions with the community.
Considering what happened as of the 4×19 episode, Eren completely disagreed with his brother Zeke’s previous plan, and took over the entire situation, receiving the coordinates from Ymir, the giants’ ancestor, and unleashing the rumble to protect the people within the walls and march on the rest of the world. A series of delicate decisions and this second Josh GrelleArmin’s voice actor can only lead to an ending he calls bittersweet.
The same term was used to talk about the conclusion of the series from a production perspective, Grelle admitted I am happy to see such an important project completed and sustainable, but at the same time sad not being able to be there anymore. Trina Nishimura, the on-screen voice of Mikasa, fully agrees with the colleague and has shown her deep connection to Ackerman, saying she is proud to be able to interpret a character capable of breaking down gender barriers.
Finally, Bryce Papenbrook, namely Eren, focused more on the experience in general and recalled the path taken dubbing such a complex, deep, and sometimes controversial character, alongside extremely talented artists like Josh and Trina. Turning his thoughts to the end of the project, he shared Grelle’s definition of bittersweet.
Finally, we’ll let you figure out what the perfect ending to Attack on Titan would look like for the three voice actors.
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