How did AOT end?

In the end of the manga, Eren attempts to destroy the world by reviving Ymir and invoking the power of the Founding Titan. However, Mikasa ultimately kills him, which results in Titans and their powers vanishing from the world.

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What kind of Titan is Eren?

Inheritors and their Titan forms

Name	Titans Inherited
Eren Yeager	Attack Titan, Founding Titan Later: War Hammer Titan
Lara Tybur	War Hammer Titan
Armin Arlert	Colossus Titan
Porco Galliard	Jaw Titan

How far did Eren see into the future?

Put simply, Season-3-Eren saw Season-4-Eren in Grisha’s memory, and through Grisha’s memory, he saw Future Eren’s plan. Effectively, when Season-3-Eren kissed Historia’s hand, he saw his entire future.

Why can’t Eren change the future?

The idea of “the future doesn’t change” in AoT is that even if Eren tries to change the outcome of him saving Ramzi, he can’t make himself because that’s just the person he is. Eren Jaeger will save Ramzi, that future doesn’t change because who Eren is as a person doesn’t change.

How did AOT end? – Related Questions

Why did Eren change his mind about the Rumbling?

He trusted his friends enough, and knew that the Alliance would kill him and put an end to the endless cycle of suffering. With that confidence, Eren decided to become the villain and activated the Rumbling. In the end, Mikasa killed Eren and the world was set free of Titans.

How did Grisha hear Eren?

They aren’t viewing the memory at the same time since Grisha is existing in 845 and Eren in 854, but you can look at it this way: The instant Eren says something, it becomes a part of Eren’s memory, and therefore Grisha can “hear” it in the past.