So when Tank on Titan is well and truly a very hostile place, there's a lot of dangerous things around each individual corner. The question is, if you were taken out of your world right now, would you be able to survive within it? With the context of the narrative and the events that actually transpire, do you think you'd be able to prevail through those? Do you think you could even strive even? Or do you think you'd most likely meet some sort of demise? Under the weight that is the world of Attack on Titan? I think Marley is a pretty decent place to start off, a very vicious place. The place that covers the wall over the eyes of public perception that manipulates their people and their society, that are built off very dangerous ideologies and rage war with people. That's employ the idea of child warriors and training them to fight their enemies and to uphold a weapon that will kill you in 13 years, which is obviously the Titan ability. A place like this is ruled pretty heavily, pretty strictly with really no remorse. If you're not placed in any sort of higher up position, your opinion, your value to anything even is almost null and void. You won't have much say in what you can and cannot do unless you're trying to gun for some sort of government and political position or even some military position, you're going to have to waver through all of the crud that is in between you and your potential and goal. Not only that racism is a very big thing within Marley, subjugation, definitely being manipulated and thinking a certain type of way so the general consensus of people that are different within Marley is probably looked upon very differently. God forbid you're any sort of a different race to them. You're most likely not going to have a good time. It may not be an easy time and you could get lynched, you could get killed, you could find a very difficult, you find a job. Even if you find a job, you could get forced into a different zone of sorts. If you're not a pure Marley, to any extent you're already subjugated to a degree. You're not treated as equal to them. Even then your right to live a some sort of life under your own ruling is taken away even more so. You're now kind of in the confinement of the military and the politics sides of Marley and that itself is a very dangerous thing. Potentially pushed into the military as a warrior to some extent or some sort of political slave, whatever it could be. Something that doesn't necessarily work well without a doubt. Even if you weren't as strive in Marley, like I said before, there's a lot of crud that you have to waver through. Trying to strive up within the military or within the politics side of things is a very dangerous game. You're a very good soldier. You're most likely going to be appointed a titan-shifting ability which I guess if you want to go out swinging that would be the best way to go. It's like even more so, the military prowess of Marley is very manipulative. It paints a certain agenda or a certain picture and you're fighting a war that may not sit well with your self ideologies. It may even be corruptive. It may change you to an extent mentally, physically, emotionally, living in that constant fear. On the political side of things, it's just as hairy. You've got to be very intelligent, very smart. You've got to play a lot of different people and it's just like politics. It's usually a self-personal game. You're trying to get out on top. You're trying to live some sort of normal life even. You're trying to live some sort of life of luxury. The top 1%, which I don't even think is possible from any sort of political or military perspective of a higher caliber. So unless you've got some royal blood or make some royal blood connections to some very well-known people, I think the lifestyle within Marley, whatever age or whatever it may be is very detrimental. I think the only true escape to some sort of freedom outside of Marley is generally leaving it, getting on any sort of vehicle to take you out of Marley specifically into a different place, to a different place, anywhere outside of it. That's not in the ruling of Marley specifically. That would realistically be the one way to go and you could survive it. You'd probably have to deal with a lot of different things. I'm not too sure how Marley actually views that perception of people leaving and whether they kind of dictate the borders and everything like that, which is a whole different story, but that would be probably the safest way that you could survive with keeping your sanity. You don't want to join the military, you don't want to join the politics, you don't want to live in poverty, you don't want to live in a racist-fueled place that upholds them very weird and self-destructive ideologies, then you probably want to get out. Not to mention the constant threat of war on the backs of Marley and when they're trying to push, what they're trying to achieve. In comparison, paradise does well and truly seem like paradise, a place that's so secluded on an island that has nothing to do with the rest of the world. You would be thrown into the same place. But for bed, you had any sort of ounce of exploration or any sort of ounce of wanting freedom, you wouldn't be leaving anytime soon. The only ounce of freedom that you would get is if you were part of the survey corpse and that is well and truly a high risk, pretty medium reward. You get a very small glimpse of freedom, but you're faced with constant threat of death, which I guess each to their own and what that equals out to and whether that's even worth it or not. Paradise has a lot of different options. Yes, you're well and truly stuck where you are. You're not going to be leaving the island anytime soon. I mean, you could, but I think your chances of surviving is pretty slim. The outside world that you know nothing about, that you think is destroyed by titans, is ruled by titan. God forbid, you get caught by a titan, you're dead, you're gone. You're finished, you're surrounded by them. I think the pretty standard options would be to try and live some sort of peaceful life, as a farmer, as something that's kind of just on the outskirts. It's very close to danger if anything would happen, but you could live a farmer life. You could try and get closer within the walls, trying to go that political route once again, trying to get in that top 1%, or trying to connect with someone that has a bit of power, a bit of say, hell, you could even go the military route. Even that gives you a bit more of a chance of survivability. Considering the military is not as malicious as Marley and actually has some pretty decent sections and zones for them, your options within there isn't just strictly fighting. You could be positioned on top of the wall. You could be positioned on maidenets, cleaning. There's a lot of different branches within the military of paradise in L.D.A. So, well, and truly, you could live some sort of comfortable lifestyle. You wouldn't be making top coin, but it'd be doable. It'd be manageable. However, there is also the constant threat of being called upon. And even if you have no fighting experience whatsoever, you will be called to fight. Not to mention the political aspect of things is very murky to begin with. It's not the most ideal place that you want to be in considering the manipulation that they put their people through in terms of the power of the founding titan, which might do you know nothing about? So, where do you really want to sit? Do you want to sit on the political throne or do you want to sit on the military throne? And hell, do you just want to throw it away similar to Marley and just become a survey core member? Go out with Manu Vigier and try and stride for bigger and better things. The new Aaron Yeager of the story. Even with all of these options between both Marley and Paradise, there is one thing that we have not taken into context and that is the events of the story. Paradise gets absolutely obliterated in multiple different occasions, but the destruction that falls upon the city would well and truly put you in a firing line. Even if you are a simple farmer living on the outskirts, very close to the final war between you and titans. With the events that happen, that war is going to come crumbling down and a mass amount of titan is going to come piling in, it goes your farm. It goes your life. Even if you did manage to survive, you are going to be put into crumbling poverty, which is definitely something that Paradise ultimately suffers with already. It is a very middle to low class society, with the resources that they have in the situation and location where they are, there is not realistically anything they can do about it. They are not just thriving metropolis of the new world, they are very outdated and well and truly behind. But hey, even if you are living in Marley, there is some sort of chance of living a simple life right, maybe until the events that happen over in Marley as well, which puts them in the firing line. You could be one of those innocent civilians that ultimately gets killed because of the destruction and the war between Marley and Elvia. At this point, your chances of survivability are well and truly there, but they are extremely situational. You could most definitely survive in both Marley and Paradise. However, you are going to be facing some very massive monumental moments and your life is constantly going to be on the line in some way, shape or point within the story. You will come face to face with titans to some extent. The walls will come crumbling down with Paradise and the war will come to Marley and bring forth destruction. I guess it kind of depends on where you want to sit personally. Do you want to try and thrive within Marley or do you want to try and thrive within Paradise? Do you want to try and use everything that happens within this story to your advantage? Do you reckon you'd be really good with Manu again and become the next Levi of the story? It's probably a bit of a reach, but we could all believe and hope, right? Do you reckon you could become a pivotal figure within Marley and maybe even change the outlook of them, probably very far-fetched, considering they're very stuck in their ways. So there is possibility, most definitely, but there's also a lot of dangers lurking within the world. Could you survive? Of course. Might be facing some very difficult things and I don't know how you'd want to face those things that learn if you'd want to. So when that being said, that is basically it. There's a lot of things that can go into surviving within the world of Attack on Titan, understanding the world, understanding its characters, connections, possibilities are completely endless, but there is so much danger lurking around each individual corner and if you slip up or mess up or do something that's completely out of the textbook, it's going to be very detrimental for you. It all depends on the actions you take and how much you're willing to strive to some sort of freedom or even some sort of lifestyle that you are happy with personally. Your mage is give up and I honestly wouldn't blame you like considering the situation that's both Marley and Paradise evidently go through. They're very rough, very gritty and everything going on the line. So let me know how you would want to survive. Would you pick Marley? Would you pick Paradise? Somewhere in the middle? What would you want to do? But I'm actually going to end the video here. I hope you guys enjoyed and I will see you in the next one. Goodbye.