With the conclusion of Attack on Titan, fans are taking time to reflect on the epic journey of the Scout Regiment, and the impact of the series extends to the voice actors who brought the characters to life. This is especially true in the case of Yui Ishikawa, who got emotional while recording her final lines as Mikasa Ackerman in the finale.
In a behind-the-scenes video from NHK, voice actor Yui Ishikawa is shown recording her final lines for Attack on Titan. Not surprisingly, Ishikawa began crying for real but she immediately received support from her colleagues. The comfort came from Marina Inoue and Yuki Kaji, who voiced Armin Arlert and Eren Yeager, respectively. It's truly a heartfelt moment for the actors who played the main trio for an entire decade.
The final episode of Attack on Titan placed significant focus on Mikasa Ackerman where she found herself in the agonizing position of having to confront and fight Eren, the person most dear to her. Although Mikasa was unable to transform into a Titan like the other members of the Ackerman family, she remained one of the most formidable and skilled members of the Scout Regiment. In the concluding episode of the series, amidst a wide array of characters, it was clear that Mikasa was one of the central figures.
Mikasa's Role in The Attack on Titan Finale
Mikasa faced immense emotional turmoil, grappling with the grim reality that she might have to take Eren's life to halt his devastating path of destruction and genocide. She needed substantial encouragement and support from her friends to come to terms with the necessity of delivering the fatal blow. The final episode of Attack on Titan offered insight into the future of Mikasa, portraying her struggle and resilience as she moved forward beyond the series' conclusion.
As the voice actor for Mikasa, Yui Ishikawa undoubtedly experienced a profound connection to her character, which is evident in the emotional recording session featured in the video. The support and camaraderie among the voice actors during the recording process highlight the close bond that developed among the cast and their deep investment in their roles.
In the wake of Attack on Titan's conclusion, the series continues to leave a lasting impact on both fans and those involved in its creation. It serves as a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring connections formed through shared experiences in the world of anime.
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