While it did wrap up the arc of Volumes 1-3, Volume 4 was more about the past, and storytelling, with the majority focusing on character building and background stories.
The author did it perfectly though by giving us a fully realized action arc to get us invested before del This was a good one, but it didn't have as much action. I found it very interesting, if not overly exciting. The entirety of the middle chapters was a flashback to the years of training that the main characters went through. This was a good one, but it didn't have as much action. Now that we have that out of the way, I just want to slam gifs of Levi down. I think the switching did work for the scene between Jean and Marco, though. You see the cadets training before they graduate and encounter new threats. The sudden switch from the present storyline to the past was very abrupt, and I like that the anime handled it more smoothly by keeping the timeline linear. He's a great foil for Eren, and his inner struggle between safety and heroism is interesting. This was a good volume for developing many supporting characters, and I like that a lot of the focus is on Jean. Technically Levi was only in it for a handful of pages.
You see the cadets tr Guess who showed up.
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