Floch Forster: Why he arguably has the best character ... - Reddit
If AoT was real life, the majority of the population would be a season 3 Floch and far from a season 4 Floch, including those who hate his character. You can still hate him subjectively but at the end of the day realize Isayama left him alive to the very end for a reason and that reason in itself makes Floch's character development one of the ...
Am I the only one that really hates Floch? : r/attackontitan - Reddit
Floch, although annoying and bratty, is a representation of what all the 104th scouts used to be like when they started. He has Eren and Jeans cockiness, and a very bleak understanding of how the world works. While Floch shows his arrogance and naive nature, it counter balances the scouts new grown personalities.
"How do you feel about Floch?" : r/attackontitan - Reddit
The story built it up to be the only option for them to not get genocided/euthanised. stopping the genocide of the world will lead to the genocide of his own people in the future. genocide is literally built up to be the only conclusion to AOT. Floch is getting rid of his enemies and the corupt part of their government (who he deems as enemies ...
"Why don't you like Floch?" : r/ShingekiNoKyojin - Reddit
2022年2月14日 · Floch's civillian massacre is one of the worst acts IMO cause he went out of his way to kill more people than he had to and had literally 0 effect on the success of the mission they were there for. It is some of the most senseless violence in the series. Floch is literally the Eldian equivalent of the Marleyan who fed Faye Yeager to dogs.
Floch was right : r/ShingekiNoKyojin - Reddit
2021年5月18日 · Because we have seen some characters on screen or in panels for a bit longer, the death of the nameless en masse is justified. This is the true moral of AoT - the reader is just like the characters in the story, willing and able to justify slaughter for that which they understand.
Floch Was Right : r/ShingekiNoKyojin - Reddit
Floch in particular , was led more by his sense of "needing that devil" and being the "devil's right hand and relishing that power to inflict cruelty" rather than patriotism . Which is clearly exhibited when he enjoys getting Shadis beat up or smirking about the military police's wine being tainted among other instances .
Why do fans hate Floch so much? Imo he’s a great character
2023年4月19日 · Floch's entire attitude towards the fate of the outside world, while understandable, is reprehensible. Speaking as someone who supports The Rumbling, I still see it as an unspeakable tragedy and the fact that things had to come to this is a horror of its own, independent of the legendary army of giant skinless men.
Life & Death of Floch Forster: One of AoT's Most Brilliant ... - Reddit
2021年3月12日 · Floch is no doubt one of the best written characters in all of AoT, imo his character development is second only to Eren/Reiner and on par with Jean. But, because he is hated as much as he is loved, if not more, people often brush his magnificent character aside.. (someone doesn't have to be kind-hearted to be a good character).
About Floch : r/ShingekiNoKyojin - Reddit
Hot take, but Floch is one of the most well written characters in AOT. His development from a lone soldier who survived Erwin’s suicide charge to a radical Jaegeist just makes sense. His character is really well written, but he is meant to be hated as he is a sadistic fascist.
[Manga Spoilers] Symbolism behind Floch's hairstyle evolution
2018年10月15日 · Floch had found someone in whom he could believe in: Eren. Frustration and injustice are not his primary drives anymore, he has found something much grander, and in many ways much more frightening to dive into. There are many layers to Floch's new hairstyle, but I feel like he has become someone who has put absolute faith into law, peace, and ...