Attack on Titan Episode 79 Explained - Grisha Memories & Eren's Future Powers
How does Eren and Zeke Jaeger strolling through Grisha's memories alter the future, and which new powers does Eren reveal in Attack on Titan episode 79? A mind-melting trip of an episode, Attack on Titan season 4's «Memories of the Future» doesn't just shed new light on Eren's past, but also hints at darker times to come in humanity's future. Previously, Eren and Zeke (barely) made physical contact, with the Beast Titan catching his younger brother's decapitated head like a long-haired baseball. The combination of Eren's Founding Titan and Zeke's royal blood took the Jaeger brothers to the Paths, where they encountered progenitor of all Titans, Ymir Fritz. Though Eren moved to betray his brother, Zeke revealed himself one step ahead.
Having endured a traumatic childhood, Zeke believes Eren's betrayal is the fault of their father, Grisha, whose relentless crusade to restore the Eldian Empire made no compromise for loved ones. In a vain attempt to make Eren «see the truth,» Zeke uses the Coordinate — the place where memories of all Titans meet — to guide his younger brother hand-in-hand through Grisha's history. What begins as a simple «told you so» quickly goes very wrong for Zeke, as not only does Grisha's past hold unexpected secrets, but Eren's Attack Titan finally brandishes its true power.
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Given the weighty time-bending concepts at play, «Memories of the Future» gives Attack on Titan viewers plenty to chew on. History is remolded, Eren weaves his influence throughout time, and the entire landscape of Eldia's war against Marley shifts. Here's Attack on Titan episode 79 explained.
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