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My favorite song Wooooooo. Obviously not by me. Attack on Titan: Final Season – Opening Full「Boku no Sensou」by Shinsei Kamattechan1 Hr VersionSong: Boku no S...
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"My War"「Boku no Sensou」ONE HOUR (Attack on Titan - The Final Season OST FULL VERSIONHope you make that LIKE button blue, and COMMENT your favorite part of t...
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1 Hour Loop of "Fight Song" by Rachel Platten. Hope you enjoy :))Lyric Video, used In this Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmcW_I4Nlrc ©️ If any produ...
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The adventure begins. Legends tell of the Great War, and rumors spread that an ancient enemy clan known as the Voltaris may be returning. Further investigation will be necessary, yet dangers and mysteries await in the vast world of Ardonia.
The Walls of Time
1. „You think the Voltaris are at Mt. Velgrin?” 2. — Thalleous Sendaris to Hawken In the present, Thalleous is revealed to be the narrator while reading the Eleventh Wall of Time. His companion, Hawken, tells him that the Walls of Time do not claim that the final duel took place on the peak of Mount Velgrin, and heard rumors of a presence there, so he sent scouts to verify it, but they never returned, which is according to him, proof that the Voltaris returned. Thalleous and Hawken decide to...
The Mt. Velgrin
1. „Why would they leave their belongings where others might find them? ...Because they are still here.” 2. — Thalleous Sendaris to HawkenThalleous and Hawken find the remnants of a camp, and Thalleous remarks that the owner had left their belongings unhidden because they were still here. Suddenly the Voltaris appear surrounding them, and their leader, Tygren Voltaris introduces himself and engages in a vicious duel with Thalleous. Thalleous successfully evades an attack using his Mobillifl...
Characters
1. Thalleous Sendaris(First apperance) 2. Tygren Voltaris(First apperance) 3. Hawken(First apperance) 4. Timber(First apperance) 5. Lucidius Voltaris(First apperance) (Appears in background) 6. Zinaida Voltaris(First apperance) (Appears in background) 7. Achillean Nestoris(First apperance) (Appears in flashbacks) 8. Ingressus Voltaris(First apperance) (Appears in flashbacks) 9. Aegus Nestoris(First apperance) (Appears in flashbacks) 10. Herobrine(First apperance) (Appears in flashbacks) 11. R...
Locations
1. Wilderness 2. Feldenjungle 3. Cydoniandesert 4. Northwindmountains 5. Kaltaria shrine 6. The Nether 7. Hyperia 8. Mt. Kaelos 9. Tartarus 10. The End 11. Bhengorn 12. A cave in Northwind 13. Sendaria 14. Mendoria 15. Nestoria 16. Oakendale 17. Mount Velgrin 1. Walls of Time 2. Northwind 3. Sendaria 4. Badlands 5. Heart of Ardonia 6. Wilderness 7. Mount Velgrin
Songs
1. Prime Songs: 1.1. Protisium Prime 1.2. Supporium Prime 1.3. Mobilium Prime 1.4. Aggressium Prime 2. Mobilium Song 2.1. Mobiliflash 1. Aggressium Song 1.1. Aggrosphere 1.2. Aggreblast 1.3. Aggroshock
SEASON 1, EPISODE 1 THALLEOUS They called him: Deathsinger. THALLEOUS Our world, Ardonia, is a vast land, home to many diverse people, strange creatures, and dangerous monsters. Hidden among the shadows of dense forests… beneath the sands of treacherous deserts… and frozen within the ancient mountains of the north… are secrets and mysteries which h...
If you weren't aware, the full version of My War was recently released. The first thing I noticed while listening to this song were how peculiar the lyrics were- because while the first half of the song and the main chorus supports the themes of the current Season 4 that is airing; the second half of the song shifts into the territory of the ...
My War (僕の戦争 Boku no Sensō?) is the 6th opening theme of the Attack on Titan anime, composed by Noko and performed by Shinsei Kamattechan. It replaced Shoukei to Shikabane no Michi in Episode 60 and was replaced by The Rumbling in Episode 76.
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"War" is a counterculture-era soul song written by Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong for the Motown label in 1969. Whitfield first produced the song – a self-evident anti-Vietnam War statement – with The Temptations as the original vocalists.
