Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

At first, I almost gave up looking at the pictures in a grotesque way, but I was drawn into the story, and I gradually got used to the pictures, and eventually got caught up in Isayama-sensei's world and couldn't get out.

I'm addicted to anime and read the original story. The original story had no color, so it was a bit complicated, and I felt like I had picked up the pace at the end of the game.

The opponents you fight in the first half and the second half change drastically, but it's impressive. A view of the world that doesn't seem real. The first half was just hot. The second half is a comic that just makes me think.

At first, I wasn't good at painting, so I gave up on it, but I started reading it again due to recommendations from people around me. The story is really solid, and since the development suddenly changed in the second half, the way I looked at the first half changed.

It's pretty gross and scary, isn't it? I learned about it after becoming famous in the anime, but it's exciting and jarring when Giants appear. The teacher who wrote this long story is amazing!

Picture ★★★☆☆/Characters ★★★★☆/Story ★★★★★/Epic setting and story. I'm simply overwhelmed.

At first, I thought it was just a story about humans vs. giants, then secrets about this world come up one after another, and it's interesting to solve various mysteries. The battle scene drawing is also amazing.

Volume 1 has nothing but a premonition of turbulence. My recommended Captain Levi hasn't appeared yet, and the pattern is subtle, but the feelings of the main character, Eren, are strongly conveyed. When I read it until the last volume and then reread it, my heart is shaken by a different emotion again. There are shocking scenes, so be careful when reading.

I really liked the view of the world, so I read it. It's interesting to think about the thoughts and predictions of the main character and other characters, and I definitely recommend this book!

The pictures were so scary that I avoided reading them for a long time, but when I read them, they were powerful and the content of the story was interesting, so I read them all at once!

It's a popular work, so I read it. I read quite a bit further, but I got tired from the quagmire and left. It has a lot of good points, but I don't feel like reading it anymore.

The fact that the movement of the wind is depicted in battle scenes and that there are many black depictions made me feel the unique atmosphere of the work.

I know it's interesting. Yes, I know that too. I was engrossed in reading it until halfway through, and I was stunned by the many shocks. But... I don't know the ending. I want to know, but I'm afraid to know!! While “I want to read it” and “I'm scared,” it came to an end (crying), someone, please take courage!! (Laughter) So that's my impression halfway through. This is a large-scale work. Not only the worldview, but also developments and ideas. The author has a big eye, weaves long-term structures, and creates the world with precision. It's not a simple composition like justice and evil, and it's difficult because all of the characters live desperately for their own justice. It's like a microcosm of the real world... no, I even feel like it depicts a larger world than reality. Also, I have the impression that it is a work that really faces “humans.” It starkly depicts human strength, weakness, bravery, and cowardice, and the characters are all fascinating, but at the same time, it may be “scary” that an ugly part of oneself is being confronted through those characters.

I watched it in anime a long time ago. At that time, it didn't go as far as Demon Slayer, but it seemed like a social phenomenon. I finished it and read it again, and it's kind of sad.

The first one was interesting because it felt like a review story, and the battle scenes with the Giants were amazing. However, my thoughts were off the middle, and for me, I thought the beginning was the most interesting.

I'm not satisfied with the way it ended, but I had a lot of fun until then, so I went with ☆ 4. I'm not convinced by the logic of how it ended. Maybe it's just that I haven't read through.