Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

It's a royal road, but it's awesome. At first I thought it might be grotesque, so I kept it away, but when I read it, it was awesome.

The creation of a worldview is so profound. After reading it, I'm so immersed in it that I can't go back to reality for a while. It really is a swamp!

I started with the anime, so I didn't get used to the slightly peculiar design at first, but the content is really interesting, and I think the unusual view of the world is well expressed. It's getting more and more complicated and difficult, but in addition to the development not being able to read until the end, there are many characters that die, so it was exciting in many ways.

I'm happy it's done, but I'm so sad. It's Los Angeles. I really can't live. But I'm really glad my favorite recommendation didn't die

Before it was made into an anime, it was introduced as a high-profile comic in newspapers, and I was shocked when I read it with interest. While I thought they weren't very good at painting, their poor appearance made the shape of the giants look even creepier, and I was drawn in. As the story progressed, more and more new facts came out, various foreshadowing was collected, and the world of the story was much bigger than I had anticipated, and there were many twists and turns, so it's just amazing.

I'm in the anime group, but comics are also interesting. However, to be honest, I almost dropped out halfway through. There are longevity comics, so that's fine, but I think the content is just difficult, or rather, it requires quite a bit of reading comprehension compared to comics all over the place. It is drawn regardless of time axes or human concepts, so it may be difficult to understand. And if you leave a space, you'll forget the first half, so what was that? Tenaru lol. It's still difficult since the information was rolled up in the second half. There are many grotesque expressions and depictions, so there are moments that make me feel surprised every time I flip through, but it's painful to think that this is a battlefield itself that is happening in the real world and doesn't change on any world line. I haven't read it until the end, so I don't know, but before I knew it, the hero became the villain, and is there a comic like this? It's amazing how you go with that flow. Anime are less shocking than comics, so if you don't like them, you might want to start with anime.

I read all the way to the last volume! The story was difficult, and there were times when I wasn't sure, but they connected later, and as it came to an end, it became more and more interesting, and I finished reading it all at once... Reading this story made me think deeply about life. I want to read it again!

The setting is interesting, and it makes me want to read the continuation after reading the story. It's a famous work, so I wanted to read it someday, but I'm glad I read it.

A story about giants and humans. It's pretty gross. I'm not good at being scared, so I can't read it alone, but I can really cry. I'm moved, but it's quite painful

I started with anime and came to comics, but it's a bit scary to read alone, but after all, the story is interesting, and you can enjoy reading it again.

The content is very difficult for me, but I'm reading it because I'm worried about what's going to happen in the future! It's also made into an anime, so it seems like the continuation will be quick, and it feels like you'll gradually understand it after rereading it!

You can also watch Attack on Titan on TV, right? But it's late, isn't it? I rented and watched the progress of the TV drama at a video store, but I bought the final volume and was filled with the feeling that I couldn't help but want to feel refreshed.

Overwhelming fear! hopelessness!! The feeling of helplessness of not being able to do anything as a person in front of the Giants... Still, young people fight for revenge and to connect to the future. People who live for their own desires behind such scenes. It's a manga that shows off a variety of human qualities. When I read it to the end, the scariest thing was humans, and humans were also precious.

It's insanely gross. But the collection of foreshadowed stories that are really meaningful is impressive.

It's interesting. It's interesting, but it's easier to understand if you watch it in an anime. Manga has the merits of comics, but if I recommend them to people, I'll make them anime.

I missed the period when it was popular, and I started with anime, but I like the designs, so it's interesting! The predation scene of the Giants is pretty gross, but it's an amazing work since it was just made into a media