Eren Yeager is Still Alive Inside the Tree? - 2025: Attack on Humans!

Imagine this: The world believed it had finally seen the end of Eren Yeager. As the Rumbling dust settled, it left imprints that would not fully wear off. The remains of humanity felt free to move on. What if, against all chance, Eren Yeager isn't truly gone? Suppose he's still alive and snug in the mystical tree that now stands as some kind of haunting monument among the battlefield?

Let's dive into this wild possibility. Imagine that giant tree, pulsating faintly, almost as if alive. What if it's not just a tree but a living cocoon, holding Eren in a state between life and death? The thought alone sends chills down the spine.

The Shock of Discovery

could Eren still be here? This revelation wouldn't just shake him; it would challenge everything he and the survivors had come to accept.

First reaction for Armin? Probably a disbelieving state. Then, a whole avalanche of emotions-relief, anger, sorrow, and a desperate need to understand. Actually, he wasn't just a friend; he was Hope and Devastation in one person. What does it mean if he's alive?

State of Mind: Eren

Here is where it gets interesting. This game is a guess as to what kind of Eren would exist if he survived this year's events. It is quite a complex scenario, making the outcome tough to ascertain. Is he the same brutally resolute revolutionary who set off the Rumbling, or has his journey within the tree altered him? Maybe he’s in a state of stasis, his consciousness trapped, reflecting endlessly on his actions and their consequences. Or, worse, what if he's evolved-his ideals twisted even further-and sees humanity as an even greater obstacle to freedom?

Now, put yourself in Armin's shoes, trying to talk to him. What do you tell a guy who reshaped the world with such drastic measures? Armin, ever the optimist and strategist, would probably try to reason with him. But of course, one has never been able to reason with Eren as if fighting against the tide of an ocean. Still, Armin would, because that's who he is.

A New Conflict: Attack on Humans

The title hints at one terrifying prospect: What if Eren's new goal is not the Titans at all? What if he goes all-in on a whole different enemy: humankind? Grim, and not farfetched either. Eren has always looked at the bigger picture, even to the extent that the value of human lives never mattered if he perceived a better future. So, in his new and strongest version, humanity might actually be what stands between men and real freedom.

This would be the start of a new version of war-no longer a war between Titans and man, but war among man. Eren's return might break the fragile unity that survivors managed to build up. Some may rally behind him, believing in his vision. Others, like Armin and Mikasa, will stand against him, torn between their lingering love for their friend and their duty to stop him.

The Tree: A Living Symbol

That tree is no ordinary plant. It's huge, old, and otherworldly. What if it is connected with the power of the Founding Titan? Maybe what is actually not doing is just to stay alive to Eren but indeed to make him stronger and more threatening than in the past. (Or perhaps) it is a kind of cage which shuts his mind. Regardless, the tree is as much a person-an entity unto itself-as beauty entailed within its leaves; it holds the key to how Eren's life will be spent.

Freedom, sacrifice, and the cyclical nature of conflict. But if Eren is still alive, it makes everyone-Armin, Mikasa, and the survivors of humankind-face down their convictions and their choices once again. Can they forgive? Can they fight again? And most importantly, can they break the cycle that Eren himself became a part of?