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2023年11月24日 · (First scene of Aot - Eren wakes up crying) In this scene, Eren had not inherited the Attack Titan yet which means he had no way of seeing any memory of the Future or Past. So why did he cry in this scene?

2024年1月25日 · Eren was crying in the first episode because he saw visions of everything that would happen in the future up until his death. Because he wasn’t a Titan Shifter yet, he thinks he only saw a long and scary dream, but the potential future terrified him enough subconsciously to make him start crying.

2024年9月11日 · In this emotional scene from Attack on Titan, Mikasa asks Eren why he's crying. What's behind Eren's tears? This video explores the complex emotions of Eren ...

2022年7月23日 · Even Jean himself was crying and reminisching about Eren in chapter 137, just as he is was about to detonate the explosives in his neck, so this battle was clearly an emotional struggle for him and the others.

2020年11月19日 · The actor, who plays Eren Jaeger, did a livestream on Youtube for fans. It was there he spoke very briefly about Attack on Titan season four , and Kaji said he cried while rehearsing his lines at...

2023年11月6日 · Eren breaks and starts crying, saying that he doesnt want Mikasa to find another man and he wants her to remember him for 10 years at least. From an external perspective this may seem weird. The guy that just killed 80% of the world crying cause a girl will forget him.

2022年1月17日 · Attack on Titan's story made Yuki Kaji, the voice actor of the protagonist Eren cry, citing his connection to the character's feelings.

Eren Crying, also known as Eren's Confession, refers to a sequence in chapter 139 of the Attack on Titan manga series in which the protagonist Eren Yeager breaks down in tears as he considers the thought of the character Mikasa Ackerman finding somebody else after his death.