Whenever she speaks, often time, it is to tell Auruo to stop acting like Levi. I am sorry for all the Petra lovers, but I just don’t see her appeal. His death was actually the one that bothered me the most. I mean, I have never seen an anime character that made me want to punch something .’s.face. On the note of Auruo, I actually really liked this character.
Levi was his sassy self, Mike smelled a lot of stuff, and Oluo/Auruo was being himself. Apart from that, every character had not really changed.
I hope the second season, enlightens us a bit more, because this was slightly out of character. I did not really know what to think of it, since I realised that I probably did not know that much about Hanji yet. She always seemed like this airhead who loves to experiment on titans while being downright freaky and unnerving. I was mostly shocked because I had never seen this insistent side of her before. I was a little shocked however, at Hanji’s attitude outside of the walls. Watching humanity’s strongest soldiers go at it was something I was ready for. I was excited because the Survey Corps harbours some of my favorite characters in the whole show. I knew that this OVA was going to be quite dark (which it was). I think that this episode is set before Eren first saw Levi, thus around episodes nine to thirteen. It was mostly used to show what Eren was thinking, to show what motivates him to act the way he does. No episode in the anime (after the first one of course) showed it so explicitly. Remember, I went into this not knowing what it was going to be about, and I was so happy to see more Levi! A-Ano, I mean more Attack on Titan! The beginning of it all sets the tone for the ova, when it showed the death of Eren’s mom.
So, we got the opening that we are so used too, when Armin is reminding you exactly what kind of show you are watching. However, I felt also a bunch of other emotions, a trademark of the SnK franchise.
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