Why Did Eren Turn Evil

But now, whether Eren Yaeger in "Attack on Titan" is a good guy or not is a heated debate among the community. While he was initially portrayed as a protagonist, the twist of his character to what can only be referred to as "evil" is actually an aspect in longer and more complex wider plot about human nature throughout history.

In fact, Eren's turn towards evil sprang from his environment: he felt that harsh world and its cruel pressure all around him had pushed him into such a role. He had become desperate--even "crazy"--for a new area of life to open up, taking beneficial changes ranging past all possible points where they might otherwise be able to succeed or reproduce before slumping back weary on the old shore-stained beach where everything thought nothing would ever change.

Shot down in defeat, his body hung upon a cross. M I D A R U, he was really the devil's successor Eren was deeply affected by generations of war. Lost lovers and the true history on both Marleyans & Eldians reflect that emotional foundation for his actions much better than anything grounds. To him, memory was something like a bottomless chasm: who knows what one might accidentally happen to fall in?

He thought that fate had arranged this or that should occur (which was why later he hated the initial necessity for such arrangements); but what actually happened, why would it have happened only to him out at all people! Erased events and truths twisted themselves in his mind more than can possibly be acknowledged--a skill at which he excelled. It was a polarizing transformation and this transformation, written in the type of style of a modern allegory, served to reflect the essence to which he gave birth with 'AoT' itself.

We've watched Eren in "Attack on Titan" evolve from a naive, angry little boy to a complicated man. Eren himself changes, but this change isn't one entering the realms of 'bad'; what it would be in fact can most accurately be described as how he never in his life wavers from his intention and reality's grim pressures. Out of frustration with the endless cycle of violence and yearning for freedom, Eren chose a dark route.

Facing extinction himself and seeing human atrocities all around would not leave him. He was haunted by the ghosts of an apocalypse past, desperate to bring an end to Marley's war against Eldians, no matter what price it might take. From where he stands, Eren could believe that he is a necessary evil who makes tough decisions for everyone's benefit.

Eren in 'Attack on Titan' doesn't exactly turn 'evil'. He's radically determined to safeguard his loved ones and Eldians. Exposed to harsh realities, his choices stem from survival instincts and a twisted concept of freedom.

Eren from "Attack on Titan" is a character that many think is 'evil,' because of what he did. He was the saddest of sights to see as he abandoned himself completely. Worrying for an unsympathetic world, confronted by harsh facts and the 'Attack Titan' responsibilities he carried, Eren's life ran contrary to the belief he upheld.

His newly acquired powers, together with jarring insights into Gartner's search for freedom, as well as the pursuit of peace, made necessary a far-reaching world view. This is why he changed into an 'evil' existence.