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Attack on Titan Anime Quiz | Season 3 Part 2 Episodes 50–59: Shiganshina, the Basement, and the Truth Beyond the Walls

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Problem 1

The Survey Corps advances toward Wall Maria at night, passing close to Titans. Armin speaks to Eren, who feels the pressure of the coming operation.

What roles do the night march and Armin's words play in this scene?

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Many Titans are less active at night, allowing the Corps to pass near them on the way to its objective. Armin, meanwhile, reminds the anxious Eren of the road they have traveled and their shared dream beyond the Walls. One measure reduces the operational danger; the other eases Eren's psychological burden.

Problem 2

After entering Shiganshina, the Survey Corps is surrounded by a force of Titans centered on the Beast Titan, threatening its route of escape.

Why does the Corps protect its horses while concentrating an attack on the Armored Titan?

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Without the horses, the surrounded soldiers would lose both long-distance mobility and a possible route of retreat. Protecting the horses is therefore essential to survival. At the same time, the Armored Titan is an immediate obstacle that must be attacked with the Thunder Spears, requiring the Corps to divide its effort between two objectives.

Problem 3

After being struck by the new Thunder Spears, the Armored Titan stops moving, making it appear that the Survey Corps has won a major victory.

What caution about judging the result does the next development demonstrate?

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Although the Armored Titan appears to have stopped, it has not been completely defeated and soon moves and roars again. This does not mean the Thunder Spears had no effect. The scene distinguishes an apparent halt from confirmation of a fatal result.

Problem 4

The Colossal Titan's appearance sets Shiganshina ablaze and divides the Survey Corps between forces inside and outside the district.

Which option correctly matches each main battlefield with its threat after the division?

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Inside the district, buildings burn under the Colossal Titan's attack and Eren's group responds. Outside, Erwin, Levi, and their forces endure the Beast Titan's rock barrage. The key is not to reverse the two simultaneous battlefronts.

Problem 5

To defeat the Beast Titan outside the district and the Colossal Titan inside it, the Survey Corps carries out two diversions with devastating costs.

Which option correctly identifies the diversion, attacker, and target in both plans?

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Outside, Erwin and the recruits charge as a diversion, allowing Levi to approach the Beast Titan. Inside, Armin continues to absorb the Colossal Titan's heat while Eren uses his hardened Titan shell as a decoy and removes Bertholdt from behind. In each plan, the person creating the opening differs from the person delivering the decisive attack.

Problem 6

After the battle, the survivors must decide whether to use their single dose of Titan serum on the mortally wounded Armin or Erwin.

Which sequence allows Armin to return as a human and inherit the Colossal Titan?

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The injection alone does not restore Armin as a human. It first transforms him into a Pure Titan. By eating Bertholdt, the holder of the Colossal Titan, Armin inherits that power and returns to human form. Because only one dose exists, the survivors must choose between Armin and Erwin.

Problem 7

The surviving Scouts enter the basement of Eren's family home and search for the records Grisha concealed there.

Which description identifies the evidence supporting the conclusion that humanity and advanced technology exist beyond the Walls?

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The Scouts find three books in a false bottom of a desk, and the first includes a photograph. Grisha's written account and the photograph—something that could be mistaken for a drawing inside the Walls—provide evidence of humanity and technology outside. No living witness or weapon is hidden in the basement.

Problem 8

Grisha's records reveal both the society in which he lived before entering the Walls and a turning point from his childhood.

Which option correctly pairs young Grisha's circumstances with the action he took with his sister Faye?

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Grisha grows up as an Eldian in a Marleyan internment zone, where he is required to wear an armband. He leaves the zone without permission because he wants to show the airship to his sister Faye. This history overturns the idea that he was born inside the Walls.

Problem 9

In Grisha's memories, Eren Kruger reveals the identity he has concealed and chooses a successor.

Which option correctly combines Kruger's identity, the power he passes on, and the mission he gives Grisha?

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Eren Kruger is an Eldian hidden within the Marleyan authorities and the true identity of the restorationists' source, the Owl. He passes the Attack Titan to Grisha and tasks him with entering the Walls and reclaiming the Founding Titan. He does not give Grisha the Beast Titan.

Problem 10

After learning what is in the basement, the leaders inside the Walls decide how to handle the truth, and the Survey Corps eventually reaches the sea.

Which option correctly summarizes the path from discovering the truth to reaching the sea and Eren's view upon arrival?

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Historia and the military leaders disclose the truth of the outside world to the public. After the Titans on the island are nearly eliminated, the Survey Corps undertakes its first expedition beyond Wall Maria in six years and reaches the sea. While his companions celebrate, Eren looks toward the enemies beyond the water rather than treating the destination as unconditional freedom.