Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

A comic that has become a hot topic. Therefore, try reading volume 1 first. The content is very shocking, and the way of thinking is also helpful. I watched the final episode first, so when I looked at it from episode 1 based on that, all the foreshadowing was too obvious, and it became an even more attractive comic. It's a comic that makes you want to reread it over and over again.

The feeling that the picture isn't good, and the giants in particular have good taste. I can empathize.

After watching anime, I started to want to read comics. There was already a deep sense of anticipation in the first story. I feel like I want to read it over and over again!

I was surprised many times while reading it, and I reread the previous story again along the way, and I was shocked and surprised. I didn't think it was such a deep story before I read it. It makes me think a lot even after I finish reading it.

I recently started with anime, and I was surprised that the foreshadowing was so amazing! I bought the last episode I read in this magazine because I wanted to read it as a standalone book, but I bought it and it was correct! I'm so happy to have come across such a wonderful work!!

At first, I thought it was just a battle between giants and humans, but the story is like this! A surprising barrage of attacks. We're still in the middle, but what will happen next? I'm looking forward to the end.

Eren, who was living a casual lifestyle, was suddenly killed by giants who came from across the wall, and many residents of the town where she lived were also killed, and when Eren drives all the determined giants out of this world,

I'm so happy that this work, which I've been watching since elementary school, is sad and makes me feel happy that Attack on Titan is really interesting, so be sure to take a look

I've bought all of the volumes for adults since the last volume came out. I was reading the first few volumes on rent, but they were too difficult and I dropped out. Even so, when I heard that it was completed, I was still wondering how it would be settled, and I'm still in the middle of reading it. I remember reading a short interview with Mr. Isayama in the newspaper when it was still being serialized and the popularity was rising, that Giants eat people was inspired by bullying. Since then, I read on while bowing down to the strength to create such a magnificent world of Isayama. I've heard that there are a lot of foreshadows and their collection, but it's hard to recognize them as foreshadowing, and it takes quite a bit of time and memory to put this cruel world into one's head and create one world in your brain. But it's interesting! Can catharsis be obtained at the end?

There are few contradictions from beginning to end, and foreshadowing has been collected well, which is interesting

When I first read it, I was so shocked that I thought I wouldn't be able to find a better comic than this. It would be a waste if I hadn't read this book. Every time I reread it, I still get new insights. Oh, I didn't want it to end!

To be honest, I felt sluggish along the way and thought I'd stop reading it. However, I felt sluggish in it, and it was very important to reread the part after completing it, and I'm glad I didn't stop reading it until the end! The world is cruel, but it is full of love in many forms.

I couldn't read the development, and I enjoyed reading it until the end. The foreshadowing was also collected, which was very interesting.

The view of the world is solid and interesting, but it's just hard to understand