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Colossal Titan, pre-typhoon. Attack on Titan fans know the only way to bring down Titans is to cut the back of their neck where the spine connects to the brain. But residents of Japan’s Oita have discovered a second Titan weak point: lots and lots …Read more »
Hey, you like Attack on Titan , right? Then go forth into the internet and buy this Be@rbrick Colossal Titan, why don’t you? What? You’d like more information before making such a purchase, you say? Fair enough. Be@rbricks are, of course, those enormously popular bear-shaped, …Read more »
Like a lumbering Titan, the August 1 release date of the first of two Attack on Titan live-action films is slowly but steadily approaching, and today the net was hit with a colossal wave of new screenshots from the film. The screenshots show off several …Read more »
The two-part live-action film adaptation of Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan is scheduled to open consecutively in Japan next August and September. In a recent post on Cinema Today , the film's Colossal Titan is described as being even taller than Godzilla's most towering incarnation. …Read more »
Kodansha had a couple of announcements for fans in North America yesterday, including the license of the Manga Dogs and Noragami manga series. Towering above them, so to speak, was the announcement of Attack on Titan: Colossal Edition , which brings a 1,000-page collection of …Read more »
I am terrified of very tall things. Not giant robots — they’re friend-shaped. But big statues, kaiju, eldritch beings… thinking about something that big terrifies me. And yet here we are, talking about Attack on Titan. But for a very good reason: I want to give …Read more »
We’ve all seen how menacing Attack on Titan‘s Colossal Titan can look, but what if the lumbering beast had sparkly anime eyes instead? The question you never knew you had has been answered in a new campaign with Santen Pharmaceuticals, which is using the Eren, Levi, …Read more »
So far we’ve had Attack on Titan games on consoles, PC, 3DS, and even in the form of browser-based entries. Now it’s time for Hajime Isayama‘s beloved malformed Titans to make their way to smartphones in the form of Attack on Titan Tactics. Right now …Read more »
Before we get into the review, which appears in the latest issue of Otaku USA magazine, we have some bonus content! As promised, here's some hands-on Attack on Titan action from the OTAKU USA PLAYS series! When you have a series that already has its …Read more »
When we last left our heroes at the end of the first Attack on Titan live-action film, Eren had discovered his unique transformational ability and was in the midst of a battle a group of bloodthirsty Titans. Meanwhile, tasked with creating their own ending for …Read more »
When we last left our heroes at the end of the first Attack on Titan live-action film, Eren had discovered his unique transformational ability and was in the midst of a battle a group of bloodthirsty Titans. Meanwhile, tasked with creating their own ending for …Read more »
Attack on Titan : a franchise that needs no introduction, the series has gone in the span of six years from an obscure monthly manga by a 23-year-old to a mega-hit, with an anime series, light novels, spinoff manga and theme park attractions. The final …Read more »
Last year, reviewing the first Attack on Titan compilation film, I wrote that while seeing and hearing Titan on the big screen was fun, the compression of 13 episodes into 2 hours made for a pretty unsatisfying experience. But this time around, my thoughts are …Read more »
You know what I’ve always felt is lacking here at Otaku USA Japan Headquarters? A life-size figurine of Attack on Titan ’s Eren, that’s what. I think I’ll saunter down to my local 7-Eleven and put in my name for their new lottery, in which …Read more »
We previously posted pics of the cast of the Attack on Titan film in some bold poses, but Japanese morning show ZIP! has the first footage from the pair of live-action films. Get an idea of how director Shinji Higuchi's adaptation of Hajime Isayama's manga …Read more »
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