I’m not the most emotional person when it comes to reading, but Isayama really makes you attached to these characters, and builds them all up in a way that they aren’t two-dimensional and every character lives and even dies with purpose.īut, with an ending so hyped up by the community as well as even some of the voice actors who play the characters in the anime, I feel extremely let down.

I can’t disregard that Attack On Titan is a very good story, and I do encourage people to read it. Attack On Titan is a very fast-paced, action anime/manga and the ending does not fit. While books have to end in one way or another, the ending of Attack On Titan was very anticlimactic, and not what I was expecting at all it makes Isayama’s work look very shallow, and very unexpected, because Attack On Titan is not romantic in any sense, however, the ending made it feel like a romance. Season 4 part 1 covers up to chapter 116 in the manga, and if fans wish to read the concluding part. I’ve also never been a manga person, or someone who prefers pictures over words (because my imagination is rampant) but I’ve always let Attack On Titan slip through the cracks, making it one of my favorite book series. 1 day ago &0183 &32 Warning: major spoilers for Attack on Titan Since wrapping up its eleven-year journey earlier this year, Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan has divided its fanbase with a decidedly difficult take on moral relativity, and the dangers inherent in the traditional depiction of shonen mangas heroes vs monsters narrative. Attack on Titan season 4 part 1 ended on a cliffhanger that has left fans wanting for more. Naturally, Attack On Titan fans are now in serious debate over how the story came to an end, and. Isayama, the artist and author of Attack On Titan, is very good at those two things. Attack On Titan's final manga chapter has arrived to bring the massively popular series to an end. I love watching characters fight it out, maybe make up… but I love reading things that have purpose, and things that I know will be important or interesting later. That’s about 12 very long years of worldbuilding, character arcs, rising-action, falling-action….you name it it’s there. After 11 years and seven months, Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan manga has come to an end. Attack On Titan has been a manga since 2009, and it recently ended in April of 2021, with a whopping 139 chapters. WARNING: The following contains spoilers for Chapter 139 of Attack on Titan, 'Toward the Tree on That Hill,' by Hajime Isayama, Dezy Sienty and Alex Ko Ransom, available in English now from Kodansha.

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