Reviews for Attack on Titan Manga

This work, which became an unusual hit in the magazine series, is full of readability suitable for various video works. Well, since the grosin is strong, I recommend that you look it up before purchasing.

It's funny, but it's too gross... Maybe anime is easier for me to watch. But I want to read

I think it's a work that doesn't need a review now, but for the time being. From the cover, I thought it was just a work where I wanted to draw the glo action common in shonen manga, but when I read it, it was completely different. The stage setting is well-structured, and it's a work that properly delves into the “Mysteries of the World,” which has only been used as a mere material in recent years, so I recommend it to people who like “stories.” The picture... for better or worse, hasn't improved much as the volume progresses.

I first learned about it at the Kohaku Uta Gassen in 2013. Until then, I had no idea about this work itself. At first, I was going to just finish with the original story. But I couldn't understand it. I borrowed the DVD of the anime, watched all the episodes, and finally understood it. It was a great piece of work. However, I haven't watched the live-action movie. As for dramas and anime, if you can understand the content by reading the comics and novels that were based on the original, there were works where that was enough, and the original was good. There are even works I'd like to see if they were made into a video. This was a special work that could only be understood if it wasn't both the original story and the anime. What is more surprising than anything else is that I was surprised that the 3rd season of the anime will be broadcast on NHK at midnight on Sunday. After all, was Kohaku in 2013 the trigger? What else could it be?

It's a very popular comic, but I think it's good that there's no unreasonable expansion of the story, and the story unfolds more and more towards the end. It's a fantasy, so it's good that you can't predict what's going to happen in the future!

It's interesting because you can enjoy it from the perspective of combat and mystery solving. There are too many mysteries about who is on your side and who is your enemy, so I don't know, but I'll continue.

I was surprised at the scene where the mother was eaten by a giant in episode 1. Mikasa is so cool!!

It's very interesting. It takes time to memorize people's names, but I memorize them as I read them.

At first, it's a battle with the Giants, but as the story progresses, foreshadows are collected little by little... huh! That comes up a lot. Maybe it's good to read it all at once!

At first, I wasn't good at drawing, but anyway, the story was interesting, so I was able to read it steadily. I want to watch movies too. I have a perfect view of the world, so I'm excited to be able to escape reality.

At first, I was so bad at drawing that I didn't feel like reading it, but after reading it, it was interesting! I wish there were more anime.

Developments are always different from what I expected, so I'm surprised every time. I can't help but be worried about future developments.

At first, there were quite a few gross scenes, so I thought I might not be good at it. But as I read on, I became more and more addicted to it. I'm curious about the continuation!

It makes me nervous ✌ The anime is really good too! Isn't it amazing that anime you can enjoy even though you know the story ahead?

I tried reading it and got addicted to it. Unlike the work I had anticipated, I was shocked by the content I had never seen, but I was fascinated by the speed of development and the characters, so I read it. I'm worried about the continuation.

It was a different story from the main story, and it was also interesting. I'm thinking about buying more.

It's gross, but I think it's pretty interesting. I like the battle scenes. that's cool!