Reviews for Attack on Titan: No Regrets Manga

It depicts how Captain Levi joined the Survey Corps. The illustration has a prettier touch than the original, but I thought it was an illustration with a taste similar to shonen manga, rather than a pattern typical of a girls' manga. Levi is cool, so be sure to check it out.

I love Attack on Titan. It was shocking to me. Among the characters, Lioui is my favorite. insanely cool. So, this was insanely good. You can watch it over and over again.

There are some irritating characters, but I love Levi the most. This is the first time I thought an anime character was cool. I guess I wanted to watch it from here before I watched episode one.

I didn't know Levi had such a past read more and I knew that Levi was in an underground shopping mall but I knew more

The comic is from a different teacher, but I was impressed by Levi's coolness on the cover.. Levi Fun is a must-see. There is also a scene where there is that line because of this... Knowing the past made me want to watch the main story (Levi's battle scene) again.

I saw this story in an anime, but I wanted to read it in a comic, so I bought it. After all it's good!! It makes me feel bad, but I'm glad I read it!

This is Levi's story from before and right after joining the Survey Corps. The picture is beautiful! If it's Levi Fan, there's no loss in buying it (*^^*)

I like Levi, so I bought it without hesitation. If you read this, you can understand the meaning of Levi's words and facial expressions in the main story. The relationship with Elvin is also better understood, and the depth of the story increases. Even if you don't like Levi, I don't think there's any harm in reading it. If the content of a normal comic is at this level, it's pretty important that it's included in the main story in order to show the character's personality. Putting it out in another book called “Read Only Those Who Want to Read It”... it's a comic with an amazing “understand it” feeling after all. It's not kind to readers. lol

Attack on Titan is so cruel that there are a number of eye-opening depictions. The so-called war. The main character, Eren, is really in such a hurry to die that it's sad. Human justice and evil. It was a difficult life to live with both on my shoulders. A sad sex that ends with sinners. You can't talk about love even when you're loved. For some reason, I burst into tears when I think about Eren. I understand Mikasa's love. I didn't want him to die. I believe that the root of all human existence is love. I believe that the root of all stories drawn by humans is also love. From there, each person's story is born. Then, characters are born. Under such circumstances, the character Levi was fascinating after all. It catches your eye just by looking at it. It only comes up with common words, but it's cool. Mental strength to fight against targets with a mind without the slightest deviation. Unwavering strength to choose a way of life you won't regret. Sometimes they show humane expressions and attitudes. After all, it was fascinating. At the end, my body was really hurt, and although I was sad, I'm glad you're alive.

I'm addicted to anime, read comics, and I really fell in love with Levi, who is strong and noble. I was happy to know Levi's past

Captain Levi's past... I wonder if that's why the current Captain is there - I recommend reading it if you want to know

I'm glad Hyodo's past was known ^^ I was surprised that Hyodou was more handsome than this magazine (laughs), but this is fine.

I'm addicted to anime, read comics, and am addicted to Captain Levi (laughs) Shamefully, I didn't know about spin-off movies, and I read them all at once! I wish I had read it sooner! I was able to learn a lot, and I fell in love with the Captain even more. I'm glad I bought it!

It was interesting to see Captain Levi's past! If you're reading Attack on Titan, I recommend reading this as well.

I was curious about what kind of life Levi had, so I bought it and it was the right answer. That's cool.

A must-read for Levi fans. A precious spin-off where you can clearly see how he became an excellent soldier after living in an underground shopping mall called Gorotsky since his encounter with Elvin. Tamarimasen...

It's a spin-off by a different author, but since this character and recollection scenes also appear in the main story, I understand it as a side story officially approved by the author of the main story. I felt that the depiction was lackluster compared to the main story, but the afterword says something like Levi's true hell comes after this, so I wonder if it was intentional. It's definitely not just a fun story, but it also depicts things like Happy Times as an Adolescent and Hope for the Future, and I felt like healing from the main story, which was a tough development towards completion. As for Levi's age in this story, there is a story about Levi being in his 30s at the beginning of the main story, and at least 24 years old in the 844 year of this story. Even though it's the strongest setting for humans, they're in an underground shopping mall until their mid-twenties?? There was a sense of incongruity, but there are numbers that can be guessed around volume 17 of the main story. Levi met Kenny when she was about 4 years old (voice actor talk), and the succession period for Woori, who met Kenny around the same time, was 13 years, and Frida inherited it from 850 to 8 years ago. If you add it up, it's 25 years old in 850, so I think I'll be 19 years old in 844. I don't know if the settings have changed, but if you're 19, it makes a lot of sense, so I think so.