Attack on Titan's Creator Didn't Intend For Eren to Be Popular

Attack on Titan will be shutting surprisingly fast now, so everyone's eyes are on its fighters. As season four-folds right into it, finally, fans are looking to Eren with no limited quantity of stun. The character has gone through an emotional change since season three, and manga perusers know the amount Eren has turned since his presentation. However, on the off chance that you thought his decreasing fame concerned Hajime Isayama, that isn't the situation. 

Before, the maker of Attack on Titan made fans stop when he did a meeting with Weekly Shonen Magazine. The 2017 talk saw Isayama jump profound into his hit arrangement, and he conceded the notoriety of Eren has consistently shocked him.

"Since Eren is someone who exists because of the actual story, to make him "alive" is quite troublesome. All in all, he is a captive to the story. I personally feel like I didn't make him with much exuberance, so I certainly felt that his peruser ubiquity reflected something else," Isayama said. 
Incidentally, the craftsman didn't give Eren a vivacious personality intentionally. He needed to make the character to a greater extent a fresh start that worries about the concern of humankind. Isayama felt Eren would accumulate the help of fans who saw themselves in the saint, however that isn't the situation. The character has taken on existence, and nowadays, Attack on Titan fans aren't sure if the everyday routine Eren is experiencing suits him. All things considered, he has pushed towards his objective of complete decimation, and Eren has executed thousands in his quest for saving the Eldians. Fans concede this vicious dream conflicts with the legend they trusted Eren to be, and with not many parts left, it appears to be far-fetched his heritage will be reestablished to its previous greatness.