Crossover in the Anime World

The Titan came from the accidental fusion of a bug and a female slave. Back then, the Eldians were still a barbaric tribe and did not have the majesty to sweep across the continent.

A slave girl named Ymir offended the chief of the tribe, the king of Eldia, for a trivial matter. After the slave girl was tortured, she was treated as prey and released into the forest to be shot.

While escaping, Ymir accidentally fell into a tree hole and merged with the insects underground, gaining the power of a giant. From then on, she became the weapon of the King of Eldia, expanding the territory, until someone assassinated the tyrant of Eldia, and the female slave cut a spear for him and ended her life.

Afterwards, the tyrant let his three children eat the body of the female slave and inherited the power of the giant. The ability of the ancestor giant gave birth to three more intelligent giants, and finally the combination of the ancestor giant and nine intelligent giants.

The Ancestral Titan is above the Nine Great Wisdoms, above the Unsullied Titan, and even above all Eldians. With the power of the Ancestral Titan, you can change the genes of the Eldians at will.

If you want to ask why the ancestor giant is so powerful, it is because the host of the ancestor giant can enter the channel and give orders to the female slaves.

Yes, although the slave girl Ymir died physically, her soul has always been in the passage, working for generations of Eldian kings to meet their needs. As long as you have the power of the Ancestral Titan, you can enter the passage and give direct orders to Ymir.

For the past two thousand years, Ymir has been working tirelessly, regardless of good or evil. As long as the host of the ancestor giant asks, she will complete it. Whether it's sterilization or activating the earth's roar, it can even improve the Eldians' genes and make them immune to diseases.

Anyway, Ymir can do it.

So what would happen if there was no Ymir, just a simple insect?

If it were just bugs, then the bugs would release a gas that could turn Eldians into giants. There is a question here. After the bugs escape Ymir's control, why are they still only effective against Eldians? Instead of turning everyone into giants without distinction?

Are insects ineffective against people of other ethnic groups? So can insects integrate with people of other ethnic groups? What is the fusion mechanism?

I'm afraid even Ymir herself can't answer these questions, because she is just a slave girl, only responding to other people's requests, and no one has ever met her needs.

In the original work, Eren satisfied Ymir and showed Ymir a big show of Mikasa's beheading. Then Ymir was temporarily satisfied and separated from the insect.

After that, the bug may have been killed, or it may have returned underground. In short, the Eldians have transformed from giants back to ordinary people. Ymir may have also ascended to heaven.

Ymir is like a person who watches soap operas. He likes to watch the male and female protagonists die and die, and lovers cannot be married.

Allen saw this future, so he had to turn against Mikasa, then activate the earth roar, and then let Mikasa kill him, ending the two thousand years of 'domination'.

Duran thought of a line, "You used to call me Xiao Tiantian, but now you call me Mrs. Cow." In those days, the Eldians were so proud of the power of giants, opening up territories, becoming invincible, dominating the continent, and enjoying unlimited glory.

As time has passed, the Titan's power has become synonymous with dominance, slavery, and tragedy, and they just want to sweep the Titan's power into the trash can of history.

In fact, for Duran, the power of giants is a very advanced power. It is not only a perpetual motion machine, but also can optimize genes. Even if he does not become a giant, there are still many things that Ymir can do through the channel. Grandma can even contact the hearts of all Eldians through channels and have spiritual conversations.

Allen hid, huddled in a corner in the dead of night, crying silently. Mikasa died, Armin became an enemy, Alvin and Hanji both defected to Duran, and his companions in issue 104 did not support him. In the end, he took on everything by himself.

Obviously the future he saw was that Mikasa cut off his head, and then the curse of the giant ended. Why did it become like this? Obviously as long as the other side of the continent pays the price, the Eldians can be free. Why are they unwilling to support him?

Allen felt aggrieved because he was also doing it for everyone's benefit. It's obvious that the sound of the earth can solve the problem, why don't they understand?

Can the rumble of the ground solve the problem? No, because Duran has analyzed the biggest flaw in Allen's plan, which is that Allen himself cannot complete the separation with Eldia, and cannot bear all the hatred as the big devil. If he activates the Earth Cry and fails to exterminate life on the continent, then what awaits the Eldians is a ruthless counterattack.

Perhaps the mainland people will remain silent first, but silence does not mean forgiveness, but patience.

As for the power of giants, Duran believes that it should be preserved, and not only should it be preserved, but its influence should also be expanded so that everyone around the world can benefit. This requires the slave girl Ymir to abandon the narrow nationalism that has lasted for two thousand years and embrace a community with a shared future for mankind.

Because only in this way can the benefits of giant power come to everyone on the planet.

However, Ymir is not easily convinced, otherwise he would not have remained unchanged for two thousand years. Ymir and Eren have very similar personalities, both are stubborn and do not listen to others' advice. Moreover, their brain circuits are very strange. In order to activate the earthquake to realize the "beautiful future" he saw, Allen did not hesitate to sacrifice his old mother.

And Ymir was abused thousands of times, but still treated the Eldian royal family like her first love, but in the end when she saw Mikasa chop off Eren's head, she was suddenly satisfied.

This kind of brain circuit is difficult for ordinary people to understand. It can be said that neurological patients have broad ideas and mentally retarded children have more joy.

Even Duran, a life mentor who has experienced many battles, finds it very challenging. How can we get Ymir out of his shackles, out of his own emotions, and work hard for all mankind?

To embark on a path of first liberating all mankind and then liberating himself is the only way for Ymir to sublime himself.

It's just difficult to handle. Does Du Lanxin want to use a friendly fist to break his face? This is the simplest way to correct it, but when I think about Ymir's tongue being cut out, her eyes gouged out, and all kinds of torture when she was a slave girl, I'm afraid that the power of the Friendship Breaking Fist is simply not enough, and she won't change just because of the pain. .

She loved the first King of Eldia in her heart. Of course, she did not love the mortal king, but she loved the image of the supreme king in her heart who could order her to do things and give her direction.

It's like many honorable Malai people love the Malai Kingdom. They don't really love the Malai Kingdom in the reality full of discrimination and contradictions, but a beautiful vision, a powerful country that represents the beacon of human civilization. Marais, the pure land of the soul.

There is a gap between reality and desire. If you are immersed in your own fantasy, it is easy to ignore the shortcomings in reality, and even deliberately avoid mentioning the shortcomings. You just blindly escape, paralyze and hypnotize yourself, telling yourself that Marais is the beacon of mankind, and the first generation king is. Life direction.

In fact, Marais is a de facto country with various problems, and the first king was even more of a scumbag. But some people are selectively blind because their souls need a harbor, even if this harbor is fictitious.