Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

This review contains spoilers. It's a world where it's difficult to hold hands with people next to you. Maybe it's unavoidable for countries to stare at each other. I am the only person I can change.

This review contains spoilers. It's a very interesting work, but the last one was too painful for me at Happien Kitchen. But the process was so interesting that I read it to the end.

This review contains spoilers. I started with anime, but I watched it during dinner with my husband without any prior knowledge, and it's an unforgettable film that became “oyeah~” due to human predation scenes by giants. Even though it is a work with a unique worldview created that cannot be real, I was thrilled by the activities of the unique and attractive characters, and I was very empathized with it, and I was drawn into the world of the story. There are thrilling and shocking developments scattered here and there in terms of content, so as a careful person, I can only read it little by little, but even if it takes time, I would like to keep an eye on the trajectory of the battle between humans and giants.

This review contains spoilers. It's not just a story about defeating the Giants; it's well thought out. There are times when it's gross, but if the resistance is normal, it's within the range. If you watch this, you can also recommend it, and a lot of characters die from there and it becomes Magikayo, but that's also interesting, Hanji ~ come back

This review contains spoilers. I thought it was a microcosm. I had forgotten, but humans were the cruelest. I remembered. In a cruel world, if I had the power to save something important to me, what kind of decisions would I make... before I watched it, I thought it was a “story about defeating giants.” Giants were weapons, and even the title was a foreshadowing. It was a work that made me think about the chain of hate which comes first, brainwashing in the name of education, the credibility of information, the timing of eating puffy potatoes... I thought he was a genius.

This review contains spoilers. I think he's a genius at collecting foreshadowing that's really amazing...??? And once you know it, if you look at Giant in Armor and Big Giants again, they're Marumaru Reiner and Berthold lol I like Anime, I love you, I love you, they're cute

This review contains spoilers. Japan is an isolated island in the Pacific Ocean, and most citizens have foreign language allergies, so they don't directly touch foreign media. I believe that a peaceful life will continue among the information selected by the domestic mass media. Having knowledge crushes us. Aren't we Eldians themselves? Seen from that point of view, the horror of this work increases even more. That's why I think it's a work I should read even now.

This review contains spoilers. In 2023, about 10 years after I met Attack on Titan, I suddenly remembered watching the first part of the anime from season 2 to season 6 at once, and read comics without waiting until fall when the second part was released. It was the best work. I couldn't stop being excited about the completely unpredictable developments. Isayama sensei is really amazing. It was just an overwhelming time. Isayama sensei... thank you for your hard work.

This review contains spoilers. I was addicted to it from the moment I stepped outside the wall. When I was inside the wall, I felt like I was somehow reading on with nothing but a sense of incongruity. It's a strange joke story and it has a unique atmosphere, so I was reading it somehow interestingly, but it was simply a story where people who fight against giants die a lot, and there was also a slight disgusting feeling. I was wondering why it was popular. However, when I went outside the wall, I learned that up until now was just a prelude, and when history up until now and conflicts between people appeared, it became interesting all at once. For myself, I'm barely able to finish the last volume, but I realized that there wasn't a quick way to end this story or the right way to end, and I took that for granted. If you read it once and then reread it from the first volume, it's a completely different story, which is very interesting.