Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

This review contains spoilers. Read until the last volume. it's completely different from this magazine!!! I've been editing long, long reviews every now and then, but this is the last one. I was really pleased to buy both this magazine and the book. I can't believe the school caste in Attack on Titan will bring this kind of development until the end. To be honest, when I read the last episode in this magazine, I thought I wouldn't touch Isayama's work anymore, but I'll read it again next time. I buy both this magazine and comics. What is this author!

This review contains spoilers. At first, it looks like a battle comic between giants and humans, but as the mystery gradually unravels, you realize that's not likely to be the case. If you think it's just a grossing comic about fighting against giants, you're wrong. Honestly, the first one is bad at drawing and it's hard to read, but other than that, it's a really interesting work. The characters are also unique and attractive, and it's fun to just cut out the battles. An excellent assembly of the author's story, which later makes it clear that this was also a foreshadowing. Incidentally, the mystery of Omoto is revealed in volume 21, so until then, I still don't know what this world is like in the true sense of the word lol I don't think a bright future will come to the main characters in the future, but it seems like it's going to be completed in a little while, so I'd like to keep watching until the end.

This review contains spoilers. The bad giant I had imagined until now was big and rough, but it often made me feel somewhat humane, but I had the impression that this giant was vivid in a bad sense, yet cold like a weapon.” “Giants” is a theme that has often been taken up in fiction, but I felt that it was a work that created a new image of a “giant.”