Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

I've been watching it since elementary school, and I don't think there are any comics that surpass this one. The foreshadowing and story are all excellent, and really real. A level where you lose if you don't see it in your life. The anime is also beautiful, and I've been reviewing it over and over. There's some grossiness, but the story is so impressive that I don't care at all. On the contrary, things like the cruelty of the world stand out and are too beautiful. I would like to express my gratitude to Professor Isayama, who wrote this work, for writing such a wonderful work. And if you haven't read it yet, please definitely read it without spoilers or anything. You won't regret it!!!

It's one of my insanely favorite comics. Unusually for comics, I was able to enjoy the TV anime more visually than the original, but I'm happy to be able to watch them all here.

Please read it anyway. Also, make an effort not to eat spoilers about anything. Or rather, I want to read it again without my memory. Maybe it's okay to lose memory just because of that anymore () A world where giants live. I was able to live peacefully in a birdcage without doing anything. If you step outside the wall, hopelessness awaits. A cruel, beautiful world. I'm not good at grossing or horror, but I'm still really glad I read it. I almost lost about 90% of my life, let alone half of it. not good at painting? You'll be drawn into the story so much that you won't mind that. don't you like being gross? There is no coercion. but don't you want to see the scenery beyond that? Can't remember the name? Can't tell the characters apart? That was the case for me too, but as I read, I got used to it. Also, I'm sure you'll come back to reread it. as many times as you like.

It really is a work I want all of humanity to see. I think there are people who stop reading it because it's scary, because it's scary, but that's not the case...!! It's already a really deep, deep story with a shocking end and so interesting... I can read it over and over again.

Congratulations on completing it! I have all the books!!! At first, it was the first season of the anime, and when I knew it, I started buying the book... The scene where humans are eaten by giants is indescribable horror and grotesque, but the more I read about why there are giants in this world, how humans built walls, what is going on with the outside world... etc., it was a work that I couldn't stop being excited. Thank you and respect Mr. Isayama for creating this wonderful work.

It was the funniest comic I've ever read. But I wonder if they lost to Demon Slayer because they were so moved. Sometimes there are characters that are really annoying and it's frustrating, and the main character is also often annoying, but I love that there are also gross scenes.

I watched both the original story and the anime. Maybe there are people who don't like the design, but I definitely want people who only watch anime to watch the original! I really love it. The world is still as cruel as ever, yet they seek freedom. I love Ellen.

It's just too funny the whole time I read this comic, it's so funny it's so funny that I read it while smirking, it reminded me of the fun of comics even though there were no scenes where I smirked

When I watch comics about Attack on Titan, the Devil's Child used in Edding is going around and around in my head. The Attack on Titan works are so good that I finished watching them last year, but the afterglow is still lingering lol

I didn't like watching Giants eat humans so I hadn't read it, but I watched all the episodes this time. It's awesome. I'm also convinced that the anime was exciting. I've reread it over and over again.

Thank you for a lifelong wound that won't go away! Since I became addicted to it in 2012, I've been chasing them ever since. I thought I hadn't written a review, but now I'm going to write one more (in a very simple way). I thought the glossiness and ugliness of giants is something within humans. I feel that questioning why Eren committed such atrocities is the same as questioning the reasons that led to discrimination or war in the real world. The boy who dreamed of freedom within the walls finally realizes that he was a slave to freedom. I think the Liners, who dreamed of freedom and wanted to become honorary Malé warriors, are more or less the same. Fight for freedom. If you don't fight, you won't win, and you won't survive. It seems to be the greatest irony that the result of continuing to fight in this way was groundbreaking. There is something similar to the real world where thousands or tens of thousands of people die under the cause of freedom. Cause and justice are nothing but evil for the other side. This is a challenging and epic work that depicts both the dirtiest and most beautiful aspects of human beings. Hopefully, we don't end up like this in the real world. later! I wouldn't say 10 years, that would drag on for the rest of my life! Ellen!!

A super famous work that everyone knows. I've been reading and watching anime for a long time, and now it's such a popular work that I don't even have to bother writing reviews, but I still want to write it. If you're someone who joined from the first volume of the Kabuchake anime, huh? is this the picture? It's about that level, but anyway, the story is interesting, so I can forgive it! And the more I read it, the more unique the design was, and I didn't care at all, and it's strange that if this story had this much roughness, I even felt that this cruel world view fits well. The truth since entering the Mahle series, the overwhelming sense of helplessness, the protagonist's fall into darkness, and true intentions... all the characters move with their own pride. It's too great. Eren shouts that I want to live with Mikasa... it makes me cry. It was the strongest, most fearsome, craziest work. Thank you, Professor Isayama, for creating such a wonderful work. I personally think I wanted to show Malle to the commander.

I was fascinated by the jarring and exciting development from episode 1, so I bought this game! I was very moved by the final episode.

The beginning begins with the protagonist losing his mother and deciding to fight against giants that threaten humanity. If you read it all the way to the end, I think it's a comic that you'll want to reread quite a bit, even in the middle. The foreshadowing is scattered everywhere, and the content is more than just humans vs. giants, which is very thought-provoking. There are parts that are affected by the current world situation, and there is no harm in reading this comic. There are certainly points in the picture where it is difficult to identify people, but I am very moved by the composition and frame layout.