Eren Yeager Reborn from the Tree – New Plan - Attack on Titan in 2025?
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Alright, let's get down to business: Attack on Titan and the insane possibilities running through my head. We have watched this series to its epic conclusion, but with that ending, it opened the floodgates to so many questions. The most nagging question in my mind right now would have to be: Is Eren Yeager really gone, or can he be reborn from that tree to start something anew? And with the way things are going, I'm about 60% sure we are going to get a new season of Attack on Titan in 2025. Here's why I think so.
Eren Yeager Reborn from the Tree?
Okay, let's get to the first big mystery: Is Eren really dead? Well, in the final moments of the series, we see Mikasa give Eren the finishing blow, and he seems to die in her arms. It's emotional, it's tragic, and it seems like a very conclusive ending. But if you have been following Attack on Titan as closely as I have, you know the show doesn't exactly follow traditional storytelling.
Eren Yeager is no ordinary character; he's the Founding Titan, and his powers reach farther than what we can understand. The final scene shows the mystical tree and the child walking toward it. To me, that tree feels like more than just a random plot point; it feels like a gateway, a continuation of the Titan cycle, and perhaps even a key to Eren's rebirth. What if Eren didn't die at all, but instead his soul was transferred into that tree, which is connected to the very roots of the Titan curse?
Think about it: Eren's connection to the paths is a mysterious dimension where the Titans are born, making him somehow unkillable. Even in the event of his body dying, his soul or consciousness may still be hanging around, ready to make its return in some new form. What if that child is the next to inherit his power, or maybe even Eren himself is using this child to continue his plan, reawakening from the roots of the Titan legacy?
It's a pretty crazy theory, but with all the time and power manipulations that have happened in Attack on Titan, I would not rule out the possibility of a plan for Eren to return. He's always a step ahead.
New Plan: What Can Be Eren's Planning Now?
If Eren truly got reincarnated or continued into some other plane of existence, what is the new plan? Let's not forget that all along through his actions, Eren just wanted to free his people from the shackles of time. He didn't set out to destroy the world, but he wanted to change the world enough to free Paradis Island from the cycle of oppression that it has endured for centuries.
What if, in his new form, Eren is planning to finish what he started? The landscape of the world has been forever changed, and his death-if indeed it was a death-may have been a catalyst toward that change. Maybe this "rebirth" shows the next chapter of the story where Eren's influence would still shape the world but from a place of more subtlety and less bloodshed. Maybe the “new plan” is one where the world can heal, but only if certain conditions are met—conditions that Eren, even in his new form, is manipulating.
Will There Be a New Season in 2025?
Now, the million-dollar question: Is there a new season of Attack on Titan coming in 2025? While there hasn’t been an official announcement yet, I’m about 60% sure we’re going to see something new. Here's why: the world of Attack on Titan is big, and a lot has been left to question. How will the world move forward after everything that happened in the last season? What happens with the Eldians and the rest of humanity? Let's get real; the way it was left made room for furthering-what Eren did may have massive repercussions, and I feel the anime is going to touch on that fact.
Let alone all the spin-off materials, fans are still drooling for more Attack on Titan, so a return by the creators won't be surprising to see with the success of this anime and continued global hype. Be it a new season, movie, or even a prequel, there is more that should be told in this story.
Final Thoughts
So, what's your take? But where did he really go-is Eren truly gone, or was he rebirthed somehow into an organic life to carry out this very plan? And if so, what will this new season of Attack on Titan really entail? I can just tell this is a world of any-and-all possibilities, which allows me to stay optimistic we really have not seen the end just yet. It is far from over, be he alive or dead; the revelation remains incomplete. The tree, the child, the new world… it's just the beginning of what could be a whole new chapter.
Let me know what you think: Is Eren going to come back, or is this truly it? Do you think there's any possibility for another season in 2025? I'm ready for what comes next.
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