Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

It's anime! At the beginning, I thought it was an impactful work, and I watched it with excitement because I couldn't read ahead. Recently, although the lack of being able to read ahead hasn't changed, I feel that the content is very heavy, and I'm watching it with excitement in another sense. I never thought it would be a work up to this point. It's really amazing.

There are a lot of things that are difficult to read in the second half just by reading it once, but by reading it over and over again, you can see the connection, which is very interesting

It's very interesting. The sentences get complicated and the sentences get longer along the way, so I think it's easier to understand if you read them all at once.

I've watched all of the anime that are appearing now, but it's fun to watch while thinking about the foreshadowing that runs through the first episode, and I never get tired of concentrating on the story, so I really recommend it, so be sure to check it out

While being surprised by the worldview that expands further as the volume progresses, the charms and personalities of the characters are extremely good, and while there are differences of opinion, I feel adorable in the scene where they interact with their friends. ★ It's a battle story, but it's a really amazing work where the emotions of so many different characters are packed in, and our emotions resonate and explode. Thank you very much, Professor Isayama!

As expected, I can only say that it's only popular and interesting after all, I learned about it after it became popular, so I didn't really feel like reading it, but that kid should have read it sooner is over there, I can't say it will be there lol lol lol lol

I want to reread it over and over again to collect foreshadowing! There are people who don't like painting, but if you don't mind, I recommend it! The anime is easy to understand and I think it's good for introduction.

I was intrigued by watching the anime. When I started reading volume 1, I was worried about the continuation, and I was reading volume 33 quickly, which I noticed. It's an ugly and rough development, but it's interesting.

It's extremely interesting. I started with anime, lost track of the story, and started reading comics. The story becomes more difficult as it comes to an end, but the more you reread it, the more interesting it becomes.

I think it's a work that falls into the midst of competing for the top position in comics. The story becomes more difficult as you read it, but it's also interesting to reread it over and over again to understand it, so I recommend it

I thought it was a gross and scary comic until I read it, but that wasn't all. Although it is a fantasy world of battles with giants, I felt the plans and conflicts of the people behind the battle very realistically. It's a comic with lots of mysteries that won't let you get tired of it.

The more I read, the more I watched the story, and I often reread it, so be sure to check it out!

The Survey Corps is insanely cool! It makes me feel thrilled as I read it!

Of all the comics I've ever known, I personally thought it was the most interesting one. A misunderstanding of the story from the beginning of the series. As the story progresses, the dots connect, and there is a sense of pleasure as if a problem that could not be solved was solved. Also, each character is fascinating. The main character isn't the only one who is right; if you turn it around, you might have a different way of thinking. You can know the background of each character in the story, even in trivial matters, and I am attached to them. It's not just a mob character; this character also had a life. It's in the story, but I feel alive. There are times when I think it also leads to the actual historical background, and I've always been curious about stories beyond the era that appear in comics.

Very interesting!! The way the foreshadowing is so amazing that I reread it over and over again!

The foreshadowing collection was so beautiful that I got goose bumps! After you've finished reading it, change your perspective and reread it again to double the fun!

I haven't read it to the end yet, but it's just an amazing remark. The content has been thought out down to the smallest detail, and it's so interesting that I keep reading it. I'm really looking forward to seeing how it was completed until the end.

It's interesting to reread it over and over again, understand it, think... There are also many grotesque scenes, but I'm moved by the amazing structure of the story.

If you can also read gross depictions, I want you to read it! It's a comic about the level of trauma in my life. I've been getting punches since volume 1. But it's a well-crafted story. The well-thought out settings, story, and unexpected developments have always been jarring and exciting. Although it is a story from another world, there are many places that make me think even when compared to the real world. Anime is great too.