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Back in 2013, a visual novel by anime screenwriter Hiroshi Seko called Attack on Titan: Lost Girls tackled the stories of Annie Leonhart and Mikasa Ackerman. Nitroplus’ game went on to be adapted into a novel in 2015, followed by a manga by Ryōsuke Fuji, …Read more »
Attack on Titan: Lost Girls started out as a pair of small visual novels that were packed in with Japanese Blu-ray releases of the Attack on Titan anime. The story was then adapted into a novel by Hiroshi Seko, followed by Ryōsuke Fuji's manga. Next …Read more »
Attack on Titan season 2 hasn’t started yet? Seriously? C’mon, guys. To hold you over just a little longer, Kodansha Comics has licensed Attack on Titan: Lost Girls , the manga adaptation of the spinoff novel of the same name by Hiroshi Seko. The story …Read more »
Kodansha Comics announced a handful of new licenses this week… seven new print titles, to be exact! They announced a new one each hour today, culminating in the reveal of the Attack on Titan: Lost Girls manga. Ryōsuke Fuji's manga—adapting the spinoff novel by Hiroshi …Read more »
Over the weekend we posted about Vertical's plans to release the Attack on Titan: Lost Girls novel in English next year. The novel has Hiroshi Seko collecting three short stories that focus on Mikasa and Annie—"Lost in the cruel world," "Wall Sina, Goodbye," and "Lost …Read more »
Vertical Inc. had a few licenses to announce during this weekend's Anime Expo 2015, including some more manga and novels. One of them will bring more Attack on Titan our way in the form of Attack on Titan: Lost Girls . This book has anime …Read more »
If you’re looking for a bunch of Attack on Titan to tide you over until the return of Final Season, Crunchyroll and Funimation have you covered. Both streaming services announced plans to launch eight special OAD episodes, with Crunchyroll streaming in the U.S., Canada, Australia, …Read more »
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