As the current arc of the manga progresses, it is becoming clear that Eren and Zeke might have different plans with regards to the power of the Titans. While the older brother wants to sterilize the entire Eldian race, the protagonist could be planning on using that power to eliminate the threat to his people. What is really surprising about the recent story direction, however, is just how delusional Zeke is. “Attack on Titan” Chapter 115 can hopefully shed more light on this.
As Blasting News reports, it has been teased that “Attack on Titan” Chapter 115 is ready for publishing. Fans will still need to wait for the actual release date of the chapter before reading it, though, so this isn’t something worth getting too excited about. As for what the story will be about, it will likely shift the focus over to Eren’s group.
It is typical of this manga to jump around between perspectives and timelines in order to give it more suspense. In the case of Zeke and Levi, fans will likely find out what happened to them long after the explosive event. Now, only time will tell if the Survey Corp. captain is alive or dead. This will not likely be revealed in “Attack on Titan” Chapter 115.
On that note, it is worth pointing out that for a man who was shown as an intelligent and ruthless soldier, Zeke has proven to be quite the delusion character. His plan is basically to cause genocide so that no one would fear the Eldians ever again. This is beyond madness. This is also why it is possible for “Attack on Titan” Chapter 115 to reveal Eren’s own plans that could be in stark contrast to Zeke’s.
Either way, fans will find out what will happen once “Attack on Titan” Chapter 115 is released. March 9 is the date to mark on the calendar for this.


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