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The Heroic Legend of Arslan manga—which has Fullmetal Alchemist creator Hiromu Arakawa adapting the novel series by Yoshiki Tanaka—has officially hit its 100th chapter milestone, and other manga artists have joined in on the celebration. Among them is Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama, who …Read more »
Attack on Titan Final Season Part 2 is about to make its long-awaited debut and continue the last part of Hajime Isayama’s series on January 9, and Crunchyroll is getting everyone ready with a gruesome new trailer. The “Appetite” preview has arrived to catch fans …Read more »
Online battle royale shooter Knives Out is currently running a crossover event with Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan, and Japan’s top cosplayer Enako is getting in on the fun. To promote the collaboration, Enako dressed up as Titan‘s Mikasa, complete with her Scout Regiment uniform …Read more »
The Attack on Titan Manga Gallery made its debut this past weekend at Anime NYC, but that won’t be the last of it. Its next stop is the Anime Frontier con in Fort Worth, Texas, which takes place December 3-5. The convention is really pushing …Read more »
Any popular anime is going to come with plenty of merchandise, but the production committee behind Attack on Titan recently pulled some of their new merchandise because of Nazi comparisons. Rather than your typical character plushies or specialty foods, this merchandise has parallels to very …Read more »
Publisher Kodansha began its Noma Publishing Culture Awards three years ago, saying it’s meant to honor people who are a big asset to the industry and are “reinventing publishing.” This year’s winners are Attack on Titan mangaka Hajime Isayama, Kikansha Sensei author Shizuka Ijūin, and …Read more »
A date is finally here for the second part of Attack on Titan Final Season, which previously left us with a major cliffhanger. With the end of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga well in the rearview, the big event we have to look forward …Read more »
The final volume of Attack on Titan will become available in print for American fans on October 19. And its publisher Kodansha is offering exclusive goodies to go with the epic conclusion. “Kodansha has teamed up with retailers Kinokuniya USA, Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, …Read more »
The Attack on Titan Orchestra Concert is set to go up via video on demand on August 22 at 6:00pm Japan Time (5:00am Eastern), and Pony Canyon USA announced that it will be available to stream outside of Japan, as well. Tickets are currently on …Read more »
The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 Official Programme book just came out in Japan, and English speakers will be able to read a translated version on July 21. The book goes into detail on the thirty-three featured sports in the Olympics, and several contributors would catch …Read more »
The 34th and final Attack on Titan volume is officially out in Japan, so fans and the publisher alike are celebrating the end of a major 12-year run. One of the ways the party is getting started is with an online exhibition that looks through …Read more »
The final volume of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga hits shelves in Japan on June 9, so promotion is out in full force. One of the most impressive advertisements is a massive 45.6-meter-long LED panel display that’s been put up in Shinjuku Station, thanking …Read more »
Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga may be over—even if the anime adaptation has some more gas in its tank—but the tie-ins continue. One of the latest is here to introduce an Attack on Titan vacuum cleaner, complete with lines spoken by Levi voice actor …Read more »
Japan can’t seem to get enough Attack on Titan displays. Statues of characters have been placed in creator Hajime Isayama’s hometown, there’s an Attack on Titan museum, and there’s even a Titan-sized Attack on Titan manga. And right now if you head over to the …Read more »
Imagine the world of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga without the Titans. We wouldn’t have much of a story, but kids like Eren and Mikasa would be able to live out their childhoods and beyond without fear of being picked up and swallowed at …Read more »
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