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La verdad revelada a través de los recuerdos de los diarios de Grisha sacude todas las creencias más profundas de Eren. No hay tierra accidentada pero libre más allá de los muros. Hay un mundo completamente diferente, igualmente lleno de opresión y guerra. De repente, las ambiciones que han animado a Survey Corps durante generaciones parecen pequeñas e ingenuas. ¿Qué queda por luchar?

Título: Attack on Titan

Título del episodio: De una mano a otra

Fecha de lanzamiento: 28–12–2020

Duración: 25 minutos

Géneros: Animación, Ciencia ficción y fantasía, Acción y aventura

Redes: NHK

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visión general

Hace varios cientos de años, los humanos casi fueron exterminados por los titanes. Los titanes suelen tener varios pisos de altura, parecen no tener inteligencia, devoran seres humanos y, lo peor de todo, parecen hacerlo por placer más que como fuente de alimento. Un pequeño porcentaje de la humanidad sobrevivió al amurallarse en una ciudad protegida por muros extremadamente altos, incluso más altos que los Titanes más grandes. Avance al presente y la ciudad no ha visto un Titán en más de 100 años. El adolescente Eren y su hermana adoptiva Mikasa son testigos de algo horrible cuando las murallas de la ciudad son destruidas por un titán colosal que aparece de la nada. Mientras los Titanes más pequeños inundan la ciudad, los dos niños miran con horror cómo se devoran viva a su madre. Eren jura que asesinará a todos los titán y se vengará de toda la humanidad.

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