I still like the show regardless of the ending

Good on ya mate, the ending is kino.

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Not sure what you want with this post OP. Do you want me to shit on your opinion? Can't do very much with just a simple stated opinion, other than agree with or shit on it, and the latter is infinitely more productive when it comes to creating discussion.

AoT was shit.

Cumming inside multiple women in a row*

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me too user, me too, sadly i cant talk about liking it anywhere

non-schizo part of reddit

So many plot threads and foreshadowing moments lead nowhere and had zero pay-off because of the retarded pivot the ending takes the moment Isayama shits the bed in dealing with the contrivances he himself created for the final conflict.
It really sours the entire experience on a re-read, because you know that all the setup is for nothing.

>So many plot threads and foreshadowing moments
how about you name a few examples?
oh that's right, you can't, because you're a pseud

To name a few:
>Hallucigenia plot goes nowhere. It's just there as a smokescreen to make you think there's something more to the Titan curse than magical bullshit. The worm is simultaneously able to exist within all Eldians, but also takes a physical form near the end and takes part in the final battle because Isayama wanted a cool fight even if it made zero sense.
>Historia's father becomes a gigantic Titan abomination for reasons that are never explained. We literally never see anything like it ever again, it never becomes relevant again.
>Historia's character arc in Season 3 is instantly made futile in Season 4. From there on she has no influence on the future events of the plot and can offer no support to Eren or anybody else, which flies in the face of her speech to Eren inside the Underground Chapel.
>Eren gaining complete control over all Eldians through the combined power of the Founder and royal blood is again completely irrelevant in the context of the final fight. He just jobs on purpose in what feels like a scripted fight from both an in-universe and meta perspective, since he has the power to end the fighting at any time but purposefully holds back so that he can get murdered. It's an horrible execution of "Pulling a Lelouch" because there's constant dissonance telling us that he's actually trying to fight when we know that he can win at any time.
cont.

Jean deseved winning, it's the only one that act as a normal human being. Hange totally falled of Grace for "Muh Morals" because instead to say "These are my morals" she say that in HER OPINION all the fallen would agree with her, but it's not true, there is no reason for that and Floch is the a clear example

>The implicit complex character interactions between the Warriors and the rest of the Eldian cast is handwaved away. The most egregious example of all is Annie, who was responsible for the death of hundreds of thousands of Eldians throughout the story (along with Reiner and Bertholdt), and also directly killed several of Levi's men and went on a psycho bitch episode inside the Eldian capital. She gets crystallized and emerges seasons later just to be immediately accepted back into the fold and be given comic relief moments. She is then seen being friendly with Hange, who along with Levi had the most reasons to hold a grudge against her, a grudge that is never brought up or resolved.
>Early in the manga, during what in the anime would be season 1, Eren mocks the idea that there could be peace and understanding between the Titans and Eldians after what they had done. Leading up to and into the final season, we see this notion confirmed by the multiple examples of every political entity outside Eldia acting like a complete psychopath towards Eldians. The events of the ending clearly tip us off that Isayama has forgotten the context he himself wrote, and that there could be peace between the two groups in the end. This was only later retconned with a single page showing a devastated capital.

There are Billions, but even only the one about Historia is too much. Build up a character and made it disappear, what's the point? And I'm not talking about romance and other bullshit.