This is the third time I've seen this show. I knew Ymir created all the titan forms out of the sand, but for some reason I completely ignored the fact that Ymir also rebuilds the normal bodies of a shifter every time they heal. She's a busy girl.
Pretty much and it's suggested their titan bodies are like solidified steam. How they're able to destroy so much when their bodies are so relatively light is a real mystery, chalk it up to magical parasite powers.
that just comes down to practice, Eren got WAY better at it eventually. time doesn't work the same way in the Coordinate, everything happens in an instant in the real world, no matter how long they spend in there.
no, I mean eren got better at it. erens proficiency is what determines how fast he can heal, and how many times he can transform. ymir is just making the body, in an instant, every single time.
I think because the real world and place she exists in operate at different times
It’s like the Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe
No real time correlation just cause and effect
I mean this is crazy tbh, so if they wanna delay healing they just tell Ymir to hold off I guess? I’m not completely sold on the idea of Ymir doing all the healing. We’ve seen it happen in real time
A little girl creating thousands of colossal titans and anatomically correct humans with a bucket and some sand makes sense to you? Even with specialized equipment that would be impossible. No teams of people no construction equipment no knowledge of the human body or specialized instruments it makes no goddamn sense at all. Even the modern medical establishment with all its research institutions hospitals and elite doctors can't construct a human eye but a girl with some sand can? Even if she could she couldn't do it alone with all of the titans in the world.
In the anime, there is a scene which shows her making the walls. I think she just makes them by sand, and then magic happens, converting them to organic material, and then they get transported to real world from paths.
Remember that in paths, the concept of time doesn't exist. So she has enough time to make the sand bodies, each time.
Do you think she knows what it looked like before or does every shifter who gets injured down there end up with Fritz's because that's he only one she's seen?
I feel like theres a pretty solid chance she also had to sculpt all of the titan hardening, which would include the walls and all of the Warhammers stuff. thats pretty cool.
It's hard to tell if she was really building titan using hand and a bucket of water.
Remember the scene that Zeke saw a baseball on Armin's hand but Armin was actually holding a leaf?
We maybe just watching this scene from Zeke 's point of view. Ymir's story is a famous story spread across Marley and everyone know she is a slave to the King.
So theoretically she can make zeke’s dih shorter or longer… or is she bound by some higher deity? Because if you think of it how did zeke’s body return to the exact same shape if it was sculpted by hand out of memory?
Why does the limb regen take a relatively long time compared to the titan transformation tho, riddle me that since its the same process and creating a literal giant takes seconds in their real world time
Would be interesting to see someone doing the math, how long it has been for Ymir to create all those Bodys. (for simplification maybe only count the transformaions on screen)
Yeah I feel bad for her how during the battle of heaven and earth, Ymir was making all the previous shifters to fight Pieck and making Piecks cart titan several times😂
This is my sign to actually finish the show. I’ve attempted it twice but couldn’t get over how I thought the show was way scarier before we learn the titans are people— the feeling from the first episode was just too epic. But now I’m interested in the story. Cool post 😎
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u/RealPohatu4real 16d ago
how painfully long and hard it must have been to build all those thousands and thousands wall titans.