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Across the year, we have looked closely at each arc in the Attack On Titan anime (on the most part). But how exactly did Attack On Titan begin? After thinking about this question, I thought it would only be right to look at the first arc of the anime, The Fall Of Shiganshina. This arc contains the episodes which work as the foundation for this monumental narrative concerning oppression, freedom and history. In this episode, I talk about the themes of fear & confidence, the notion of 'society-building', how we are introduced to the 'AOT aesthetic' and more. On the side waffle on about my experience with Space Patrol Luluco. Disclaimer: This episode was not intended to match the Spooktober theme (but it is actually very fitting). Happy Halloween! Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show! Visit getinthemecha.home.blog to learn more about the show. Questions, corrections, complaints: getinthemecha@gmail.com MUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION: JRPG2 Piano by Joth Difference by chasersgaming Mandatory Overtime by Joth 8-Bit Title Screen by Joth “Anomaly” Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org (Edited for length)

After several episodes, I have reached the final arc in the Attack on Titan arc analysis series, The Uprising Arc. This arc stands out as it is able to shift the position of the Survey Corps, putting them into many difficult situations. Alongside this, more of the truth about the Eldian Empire and people who surve it is revealed. In this episode (5:35 to skip the slightly longer intro), I look at what the Uprising Arc's purpose is, the critiques of humanity, some mythological parallels and more. Also, in a special version of the 'In The Moment' segment, I happily take the L now that the Bleach anime is returning.Check out the M.E.C.H.A PSA from Build Casters for useful and accessible information on how to stay safe during the Covid-19 outbreak.Thank you very much for 1000 Listens! Let's keep on analysing and breaking down anime each week!Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!Visit getinthemecha.home.blog to learn more about the show.Questions, corrections, complaints: getinthemecha@gmail.comMUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:JRPG2 Piano by JothDifference by chasersgamingGo Lucky by chasersgamingMandatory Overtime by Joth8-Bit Title Screen by Joth“Anomaly”Eric Matyaswww.soundimage.org (Edited for length)

In Attack on Titan's Clash of the Titans Arc, another breach in the walls is found, leading the Survey Corps investigate the cause of it and take out any necessary threats. In this arc, may of our characters reveal their true colours; some of these reveals will potentially threaten humanity. In this episode I look at how this arc works with the Female Titan Arc, investigate whether arc structure is flawed (in the context of the arc) and take a dive into the style of combat on show. On the side, I discuss my return to reading the manwha, Tower of God (2010).Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!Visit getinthemecha.home.blog to learn more about the show.Questions, corrections, complaints: getinthemecha@gmail.comMUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:JRPG2 Piano by JothGo Lucky by chasersgamingDifference by chasersgaming8Bit Title Screen by JothMandatory Overtime by Joth“Anomaly” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org (Edited for length)

By this part of Attack on Titan, humanity begins to bring the fight to the Titans; let us analyse this momentous part of history alongside them! The Female Titan Arc contains a lot, from the arguable turning point in the entire narrative to the emergence of a conspiracy as to what the Eldian Empire is founded upon, making this a really tense and volatile moment in the story. In this episode I will be looking at the variety of ideas which emerge in response to the events at Trost, Isayama's re-write of history and more. On the side, I discuss the beauty of short films in anime, after watching some from Studio Colorido recently.Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!MUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:(Guitar) Funky But On the Brink Of War by Alex McCullochJRPG2 Piano by JothGo Lucky by chasersgamingDifference by chasersgaming8Bit Title Screen by JothMandatory Overtime by Joth“Anomaly” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org (Edited for length)

Since I've milked out all the analysis possible from Attack On Titan's Return to Shiganshina Arc, I think it is only fair to look at the arc(s) that got us there in the first place. That means that we have to travel back to Trost, the location of the first battle in 'modern day'. In this episode, I will be taking a dive into the main debate that the arc plays with, rationality versus instinctual behaviour. I will also discuss where the arc excels from a technical standpoint and my overall feeling for this part of the show. On the side, I talk about my experience with the conclusion of Berserk's Golden Age Arc and I share a few of my thoughts on Grave of the Fireflies (1988).Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!For the show notes, visit getinthemecha.home.blogMUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:Warden by Alex McCulloch8Bit Title Screen by JothMandatory Overtime by JothDifference by chasersgamingGo Lucky by chasersgaming“Anomaly” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org (Edited for Length)

Attack On Titan's Return to Shiganshina Arc makes yet another appearance on the podcast! This is an arc analysis to end all arc analyses of this arc in the anime / manga, so I will be doing a general overview, looking at the parts of the show that I did not cover in Episode 5 and Episode 12. In this episode, I will be taking a look at how Iyasama's writing on a structural level is particularly important in this part of the narrative, the variety of layers & dimensions that the arc has to offer and the greatness of the ending to the arc (as well as what it means going forwards). On the side, I talk about what I have been watching this season (Fall 2019), the beauty of the Assassins Pride opening, the 'Wave, Listen to Me!' anime adaptation and more!For show notes and more visit www.getinthemecha.home.blog.Follow me on Twitter @GetInTheMecha for updates on the show!MUSIC IN THIS PRODUCTION:ChipScape by chasersgamingDifference by chasersgamingMandatory Overtime by Joth“Anomaly” by Eric Matyas www.soundimage.org

So we are back to action literally. Sorry we took so long with the unannounced and unplanned hiatus. Things got hectic for us and unfortunately Arc Attack had to take a back seat for the moment. For today we talk about one of the most famous franchises of the past 25 years, POWER RANGERS.

Hey guys today we are doing something different on Arc Attack. We are talking about a whole lot of randomness. Take a listen and let us know what you think.

It's our worst Arc Attack ever! Keith reads a short story with no beginnings, no ends, and only a frisky orca to tie things together. Then, we disuss adaptations. When they succeed, when they fail, and how important it is to honor the source material rather while bringing new ideas to the property.

It's our worst Arc Attack ever! Keith reads a short story with no beginnings, no ends, and only a frisky orca to tie things together. Then, we disuss adaptations. When they succeed, when they fail, and how important it is to honor the source material rather while bringing new ideas to the property.

James Dashing is back, and he's more detectivey than ever, as Keith concludes his short story in the segment Arc Attack. Then, we didn't feel like picking a topic, so we talk about whatever we feel like. The discussion includes emo bands, weird hookah basements, and the second session of the Goddess' Repose DnD campaign. Sorry for the late release of this episode. Some crazy stuff happened this week, and editing got unavoidably delayed. Our next episode will be up on the regular time on Monday.

James Dashing is back, and he's more detectivey than ever, as Keith concludes his short story in the segment Arc Attack. Then, we didn't feel like picking a topic, so we talk about whatever we feel like. The discussion includes emo bands, weird hookah basements, and the second session of the Goddess' Repose DnD campaign. Sorry for the late release of this episode. Some crazy stuff happened this week, and editing got unavoidably delayed. Our next episode will be up on the regular time on Monday.

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