"Eren Yeager" and "Tatakae": The design prominently features Eren Yeager's name. His famous line, "Tatakae" (which means "Fight!" in Japanese), is a powerful motto that drives his character and the series' plot. It reflects his unyielding will and dedication to fighting for his freedom.

The Power of the Founding and Attack Titans: The silhouette represents Eren in his human form, but it alludes to his extraordinary power as a "Titan Shifter." He possesses two of the Nine Titans: the Attack Titan, which is known for its relentless forward momentum, and the Founding Titan, which gives him god-like control over other Titans and Eldians.

The Symbolism of the Vertical Lines: The vertical lines surrounding Eren's silhouette are a common artistic element in anime and manga. They can symbolize a number of things, including the walls that once contained humanity, the speed lines of ODM (Omni-Directional Mobility) Gear, or even the feeling of being trapped or confined, which is a central theme of the series.

A Protagonist Who Becomes an Antagonist: Eren Yeager is one of the most complex characters in anime history. He begins the series as a hot-headed hero dedicated to humanity's survival, but as the story progresses and he learns the truth about the world, he evolves into a morally ambiguous figure who is both the protagonist and the ultimate antagonist.

The "Final Season" Aesthetic: The minimalist, black-and-white aesthetic of this design, focusing on a stark silhouette, is very fitting for the tone of Attack on Titan's final season. The series becomes darker, more philosophical, and focuses heavily on the grim consequences of Eren's actions, which this design captures perfectly.