"Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 release date is still a long way off, expected to arrive next month. However, fans are hyped what could happen next as most expect major developments to happen next chapter.
The previous "Attack on Titan" Chapter 86 details how Ymir Fritz, the ancestor of the Eldians, made a pact with the Devil of All Earths granting her tremendous powers. In essence, she became the first titan and spawned the other nine titans as she split soul into nine pieces upon her death, which would soon tie up with what is set to happen in the coming "Attack on Titan" Chapter 87.
The reason why Grisha, Zeke's father, hated the Marley government was also revealed last chapter. Grisha hated the Marley government for the death of his sister by a Marley soldier. As a result, he joined the resistance movement composed of Eldians and in the process met and married an Eldian princess speculated to carry Ymir's bloodline. Their son Zeke is actually of royal bloodline, which is now the basis for most "Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 spoilers and speculations.
Since Zeke has royal blood of Ymir's bloodline, "Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 spoilers are saying that the coming chapter could finally see Zeke tapping into his ancestral heritage. Simply put, Zeke might finally be able to control the titans next chapter.
However, not everyone agrees with the Zeke theory. Some reports speculate that when "Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 release date arrives, it will not be Zeke controlling the titans but Eren Yeager who is rumored to have the blood of the progenitor titan in him.
The upcoming "Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 is expected to deal with the implications of the young Zeke's action in turning over his parents, Grisha and Dina, to the Marley government. Most likely, Grisha and the rest of the Eldian Restoration Movement will be shipped to Paradis island for their opposition of the Marley government.
"Attack on Titan" Chapter 87 release date is expected to happen this coming November 9, 2016. Stay tuned to GamenGuide for news and updates.
