In Attack on Titan episode 12, why does the end of the episode display the Beast Titan? That's not in the manga.
I think it was to tease the audience.For non-manga readers, they’d seen this new titan appear out of nowhere, and they still hadn’t found out much about the titan. Also, (SPOILERS AHEAD) it was possibly to mislead them. With the glasses and hair, non-manga readers would almost certainly think the Beast Titan was Eren’s father, Grisha Yeager. I know I certainly did until I started to read the manga.For manga readers, this was just to show them ‘Yeah, don’t worry, we haven’t forgotten about the Beast Titan, we’ll get around to him eventually’. Besides, who didn’t want to see Zeke finally animated?Another thing that could be why we see this ‘reveal’ was because it looked cool. I mean, who can disagree? The camera flew around the walls with some epic music, until you finally see the Beast Titan, proud and mighty on the wall. Besides, it left the series on a bit of a cliff hanger (for non-manga readers anyway).
Does Eren Jaeger have abs?
Before you call me weird, hear me out first. You see, I just found out the English voice actor for Eren is coming to a local con next year. For the "Ask an Anime Character" event, I want to ask Eren, "How does it feel that Mikasa has abs and you don't?" Now, if he does, then that would defeat the whole purpose of my question...
Why are anime males so skinny?
It depends on what anime you're watching. Men tend to be more muscular in shoujo anime, even if they're thin. It's unrealistic because most of this anime is based around kids in their teens. Most teenagers don't have rippling abs. Kids are scrawny. If you watch anime with older people, they tend to be lean but muscular. Besides, when you watch shounen anime about teens, especially longer running ones, you notice that they get more buff as the series goes on. It's just another way to show how the character has grown.