Why is Mikasa’s Name Mikasa?

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Because she welcomes everybody in her house.
Mikasa Tukasa

thrilleex
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Guys, I think he’s going insane… Isayama and AQ

SirCloudid
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Hear me out… Maybe it’s the name her parents gave her 🤔🤔

JoshuaTucker-pz
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Nah I think he just named her after this company that makes volleyballs

蜂-qw
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Mikasa was also the first character he ever drew ♥️

ErenAhmedKhan
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Her name also means “my house” in Spanish 😂

Im_Freedom_
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The best thing about her name is that in the spanish dub when the collosal titan transforms and the houses are on fire Connie says "Finalmente Eren puede decir Mikasa (mi casa) está que arde!" (Finally Eren can say Mikasa (my house) is smoking hot!)

SofiaPinot
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Ain't she a basketball? It would make sense, since she's heavyweight. One punch from her would feel like getting hit by a basketball.

kurtcommunistformndphase
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this is why I attack on Titan the best anime

MelanieMiron-hm
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it's crazy I didn't know that 😭

Erenjeager-yu
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Song in the background is Barricades by Hiroyuki Sawano, part of the AOT S2 OST

sheevdasenate
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She’s named Mikasa because she’s home to Eren 😌

divyaism
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Did you know die with a smile was inspired by aot 👍👍👍

alice_nebula
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Bro at this point isayama and scott can shake hands with them putting so many easter eggs and secrets in their works

segrahd
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Isayama making references to Evangelion

uqbar
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Eren used paths to tell her parents to name her that

labrynianrebel
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I feel like the explanation we got should've been why he thought that, cause even tho it was a success there aint no basis for theorizing that 😂😂

dey
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Me who thought she was named after the basket ball I played with in PE

Erynpug
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Fact:The character Mikasa from Attack on Titan is inspired from the character Casca from Berserk

ytwaslost
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At first glance i thought she was named after the volleyball ball

Gusnn.