Eren Yeager is one mysterious guy. Despite being one of the core characters in "Attack on Titan," his roots and beginnings are still a huge blur for many viewers. However, fans may finally see more of the truths behind Eren's Titan transformation in season 2.
Recent reports suggest that in "Attack on Titan" season 2, Eren will make the biggest discoveries yet in the hit series. Though it is clear that he is the son of the great Dr. Grisha Yeager, not much is known about his Titan-shifting roots. His back story may further be detailed in the upcoming season.
Other "Attack on Titan" season 2 spoilers also suggest that Eren will be able to track down his father's underground laboratory. It is speculated that the said laboratory will give him a better understanding of what he truly is. His discoveries may even change his perspective and views in life.
Meanwhile, fans are also looking forward to the alleged "Attack on Titan" season 2 arc that involves the entry of an intelligent but highly destructive Titan. Rumor has it that this new Titan will have one goal in his lifetime: to annihilate anything that comes across his path. Eren may find himself in a battle against this mysterious foe.
There are also familiar faces who may return to reprise their roles in "Attack on Titan" season 2. According to an earlier report by Game N Guide, fans are speculating that Annie Leonhart will rise from the ruins of the previous installment. The last seen of Annie was when she was taken into custody by the Survey Corps.
In "Attack on Titan" season 2, Annie may break free from her coma and return to settle the score with Eren. While her body is supposedly secured by a powerful shell that could not be broken down by the normal human, it is worth noting that Annie is one of the strongest Titan-shifters in the series. Once she awakens, she may challenge Eren for a second time.
Funimation has yet to announce an official release date for "Attack on Titan" season 2. However, it is widely speculated that the hit anime series will return to the small screens sometime 2017.
