Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

I used to read it when I was in college, but it's been 10 years since I stopped halfway through, and when I watched anime now, it was really interesting after all, and I started reading manga again.

I've finally started reading it. I've been reading it carefully because the story and foreshadowing are terrible! So far, it's pretty interesting!

I can't read the development and it's an exciting story. The series seems to have been completed, but I wonder what will happen at the end. It's a small story, but the dialect of the author, Mr. Isayama's hometown of Hita in Oita prefecture, comes up. I had ties to Kyushu, and there was a sense of closeness.

The story gets really heavy, but the more I know the content, the more interesting it becomes, so I was really immersed in it.

I started with anime, but it was interesting and made me want to read comics too. There seem to be a lot of details that weren't in the anime, so I'm really looking forward to it!!

In a nutshell, it was really interesting. It's really good to collect foreshadows more and more cleanly

I think it's just a panic comic, and I want to punch myself from the past, which I've avoided reading for a long time. What is the most interesting work? In response to the question, I used to choose from a number of works while hesitating, but after coming across this work, I didn't hesitate even a millimeter and said “Attack on Titan!” I will answer. I don't know how many times I reread it. I'm thinking of arranging not only electronic but paper comics as well as electronic ones when I'm done. I was born in this era, and I'm really glad I came across this work.

All of my expectations were disappointed. Moreover, it's such a long story, and there are no useless stories at all. It's a comic that looks like a role model. I don't know the ending yet, but I can't imagine it, but it's a manga where even amateurs can't really express their impressions, and it seems like they can be convinced by any ending.

Not only was it gross, but the foreshadowing collection was amazing and made me think very much

It's just now, but I'm reading it for the first time, and I'm desperate to keep up with the amazing developments. It also makes me think... deep! It's interesting!

Eren, who is deeply moved by each event, is a kind person who thinks about everyone

There are three things that are particularly excellent: how to charm, foreshadows, and view of the world. How to charm... Momentary expressions and gaps clearly express the character's feelings. I can't talk about comics that have too many monologues. Foreshaden... When it comes to Attack, first of all, the vividness of collecting foreshadows is famous. There is trust that this author will definitely collect it. Worldview... The reality of politics, ideas, etc. is amazing. After readers understand what groups and individuals are aiming for, there will be things that will make them think about various things.

The final season of the anime was so interesting every week that I couldn't wait any longer for the next release, so I bought it. The anime was exciting from the beginning, and it's great, but in comics, it's nice to be able to directly enjoy the world and story created by Mr. Isayama. I recommend it to friends who are worried about the continuation of the anime but can't wait. Let's charge Isayama sensei together!!

While I was watching the anime file season, I was curious about the future and ended up reading it, but now there are 33 volumes and there are no comics on file. Until now, I've been able to predict that the true identity of the Giants is a human, even when watching anime, but for you 2000 years from now, ah, it was interesting to say that, ah, more than Eren thought, the true identity of the founder Ymir, and the collaborative battle between the Investigation Corps Part 1 and Mare's Giants in Anime Revival. It's not over yet, but don't miss the anime and manga.