Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

When you hear the title, it's easy to think it's “a story about humans fighting against the titans who have attacked,” but it's not such a simple story. I'm shocked by the content, which is so deep. There are many foreshadowing, and it is impressive that they are being collected one by one. In particular, when the foreshadowing of the title “Attack on Titan” was collected, I got goose bumps. If possible, I'd even like to erase all my memories of Attack on Titan and enjoy the excitement by reading it again. I'm jealous of you reading this for the first time.

It was a great work. I'll hide the spoilers, but everything that was good about the foreshadowing and good story development made me happy.

I can't help but wonder. Why was the artist born in today's peaceful era of Japan and was able to write this work? Peace stops thinking. It was a work in a state where people who stopped thinking could never reach it. As long as humans are alive, fighting will probably not stop somewhere from now on, forever in the future.

“It's just a gross manga anyway, isn't it!” I want to punch myself from the past that I thought. Just now, I'm addicted to watching anime. The story is deep! Even though I watched close to the last episode, I wanted to read the original story, so I bought the entire volume as an adult. I'm glad I bought it. There was a foreshadowing from such an early stage! While being surprised, I was able to enjoy it from various perspectives. Once I could, I wanted to read the original story in a clean state before watching the anime.

I think it's such a perfect comic that I don't even need to bother saying it at all. The teacher created the scenario properly from beginning to end and executed it! Not only manga, but anime are great too, so you should definitely watch both!

I thought it was really amazing that I was still in my early 20s and wrote this much content. Each character chooses their own path while struggling in a desperate environment called war. There, my feelings and growth as a person are properly depicted. I wish this could be conveyed to the top of Russia, Ukraine, and the countries currently at war. It's just a comic, but it's a manga!!!

I want to read it until the end... I don't know how to make such a divine work, please read it

It was a work that came from an anime, but I'm drawn into Guigui Monogatari with its extremely well-crafted story, worldview, and setting. There are so many gross scenes, but even more than that, the way the subtlety of emotions is drawn is excellent, and many scenes left an impression on me. Not everyone dies heroically, and although it makes you feel sad about a sudden death, it is a work that makes you feel the strength of people who have the same will to live.

The manga and anime are the best. There are signs scattered all over the place, so I want to reread it over and over again!!

There were many foreshadowing from the beginning of the story, and I was impressed when I read it at the end. The story is also very interesting, so I highly recommend it.

I was afraid of pictures, so I hadn't read them until now, but watching a little bit of anime triggered me to read them. Of course it's only being animated and made into a movie, so it's interesting! It's been a while since I stayed up all night reading all at once (laughs)

This comic is a very interesting work. I started watching this comic after watching the anime, but it's an interesting work with a different flavor from anime. The battle scenes are powerful, and even though it's exciting and exciting, it's very interesting when you watch everyday scenes, and it's a very impressive work with funny gags and deep dive into characters. Above all, the excitement is amazing. I won't write it in this review, but it makes me cry so much. Of course, there are plenty of scenes that give me goose bumps. Even when I finished reading the entire volume, I felt so satisfied that I didn't feel like I had finished reading it, and when I reread it again, there were a lot of foreshadowing, and I got goose bumps. Anyway, I recommend reading this comic for yourself. I really recommend it.

I've been reading the original story since it was serialized, and I don't think there are many people who don't know it. The way the foreshadowing is the best way to show off, and the development is really amazing. The anime is finally in its final episode, isn't it?

The psychological depiction is very realistic. Something impossible is happening in reality, so much so that I can understand the characters' feelings. The story is also made up anyway. Illustrations can also be deep.

This comic is also famous for its elaborate foreshadowing and settings, but you can enjoy it very much even if you read it normally. Drawing ability also improves as the story progresses, so it would be a waste to finish reading only at the beginning!

Until I read it properly, I thought it was just a gross comic where giants appeared and ate humans, but in reality, the story was so interesting that I didn't care about the grossiness I'm not good at, so I became obsessed with reading it. I want to read it once, even if I don't know Attack on Titan at all.

I was only able to read it halfway through, but I was scared by the many foreshadowing lines. The settings are also very interesting. I don't really like pictures, but...