Hajime Isayama's decision not to kill off this character in Attack on Titan saved the series from further hate.
WHY AOT'S ENDING SUCKS #aotending
It has blood, it has blood. It has violence and much more. Well, this statement is certainly not poetic and the same goes for the character deaths in Attack on Titan. The series aired its first episode 11 years ago and continues to hook readers and viewers to this date.
From Sasha Blouse and Hange Zoe to Bertolt Hoover and Ymir, the series had its fair share of sad and shocking deaths and to say the least, fans weren't too happy with the way Season 4 turned out. Especially when it comes to character deaths. But the author had an interesting take on this aspect.
Attack on Titan written by Hajime Isayama had its first episode aired in 2013 and set a macabre tone to the series and captivated viewers on a large scale. The character deaths were shocking, horrifying and at times almost pointless. And while the series had some of the strongest characters, they were eventually killed off, which eventually upset the fans.