Attack on Titan: mk_ays' cosplay of Mikasa is splendid

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Let's go back to The Attack of the Giants with another cosplay by Mikasa Ackerman, in this case played by mk_ays through a truly remarkable reconstruction of the character, in the classic style of the Russian model.

Mikasa, in this case, it is reproduced above all through the costume and hair of the cosplayer, since in the photos proposed in this page you do not see the Three-Dimensional Maneuvering Device, that is the typical equipment of the Reconnaissance Army and in general of those who fight against the Giants. br>
In the typical style of mk_ays, the cosplay in question is based above all on a perfect reconstruction of the dress, on the use of the inevitable wig that incorporates Mikasa's helmet with a rebellious front tuft and above all with the wonderful features of the model, who somehow always manage to adapt in a fascinating way to all the characters chosen.

Red neck scarf and leather jacket and typical of the team, mk_ays' Mikasa is perhaps even too cute compared to the original character, but we can't complain anyway. The photo is also accompanied by a joking description of what would happen if the model were to really have to deal with an attack by the giants, which would probably end even before being able to put on the appropriate equipment.






If you are looking for other cosplay, here are some of the latest ones published recently on these pages such as Jinx from Shirogane-sama from Arcane, Tengen cosplay and his husbands of Panterona from Demon Slayer, that of Mikasa by Shirogane-Sama from Attack of the Giants, the cosplay of Tsunade of nanakoo0911 from Naruto and that of Hinata of marjzurc again from Naruto.

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Attack on Titan Explores the Fallout of Eren's Rumbling

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Attack on Titan is now exploring the immediate fallout of Eren Yeager activating the Rumbling with the newest episode of the series! The fourth and final season of the anime is now speeding through its final episodes as Eren has activated the Founding Titan's power and sent the Titans in the walls out to destroy the rest of the world. The recent string of episodes have shown how Mikasa and the others are reacting and trying to come to grips with all of the chaos now breaking out around them, but they aren't the only ones feeling the pressure. 

While Eren had initially activated the Rumbling with the explicit purpose of destroying the rest of the world outside of the island of Paradis, it seems like there are many of those same Eldians being caught in the chaos. As the walls broke around the town, it led to a number of deaths and injuries that are only the first sign of much more death and genocide to come. It really starts to cement the weight of what Eren activating the Rumbling actually means for the grand finale of the series. 

The way Mappa is focusing on the aftermath of walls coming down. #shingeki pic.twitter.com/3Z7Y9RyWy4

— Belleelmore (@LadyBelleelmore) February 20, 2022

Episode 82 of Attack on Titan shifts the perspective a bit and focuses on some of the other members of the Scout Regiment, and with it fans get a better look at how those inside of the walls are reacting to the Rumbling. While there are those in support of what Eren has done because it means Eldia's enemies in the rest of the world will be eliminated, there are just as many who are against it because of all of the inflicted violence and death that the Rumbling has already caused for them. 

Because while they were not in danger from the Rumbling themselves, the episode highlights that the rubble from the walls themselves (along with the previous mass of Titans attacking before) have led to the death of those Eren was purporting to save. He might have some good intentions deep down, but if it wasn't clear before, violence on such a massive scale can only lead to the destruction of those who inflict it. 

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But what do you think? How do you feel about the Rumbling so far? What are you hoping to see before Attack on Titan fully comes to an end? Let us know all of your thoughts about it in the comments! You can even reach out to me directly about all things animated and other cool stuff @Valdezology on Twitter!