Back in March Kodansha came out with some limited edition Attack on Titan manga that were big enough to be read by a Titan. Each manga weighed about 30 pounds and was 1.01 meters tall and 0.71 meters wide. To no one’s surprise, this turned …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 »
Da Vinci, a Japanese magazine published by Kadokawa Media Factory that covers manga news, is releasing an issue on June 5 that has all kinds of Attack on Titan extras. The July issue will have a Eren x Mikasa “romcom collection” (though it doesn’t go …Read more »
Some voice actors have a voice you can never forget. High on that list for us is Takehito Koyasu — whose big, bold tones have graced handsome heroes, terrifying villains, and overemotional chefs for decades. It’s his birthday this week, so we’re taking a look …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 »
The recent ending of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga has made a big splash, so what better way to commemorate the occasion than with a ramen collaboration? The series has teamed up with Myojo Food’s Charumera for a limited campaign, complete with a key …Read more »
The launch of the final Attack on Titan manga volume is a big event, so naturally it’s coming with some extras in Japan. Due out in stores on June 9, one of the editions of the final volume will come packing two drafts of the …Read more »
It isn’t often that a weekly or monthly manga magazine sells so well it needs to be reprinted, but that’s exactly what happened to the Bessatsu Shonen Magazine issue with the final chapter of Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga. The latest installment of the …Read more »
After eleven years of serialization, the Attack on Titan manga has officially ended. Creator Hajime Isayama has received kudos from fellow mangaka online, including some who show their support in creative ways. Shuzo Oshimi, creator of Flowers of Evil and Blood on the Tracks, tweeted, …Read more »
Amazingly, Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga is officially complete and is ready to hit the next issue of Bessatsu Shonen Magazine in Japan on April 9. Naturally, Kodansha wants to protect its property by going up against pirated copies, and the publisher has issued …Read more »
Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama is originally from Hita City, Oita Prefecture, and the city likes to show its love for his creations. After unveiling statues of Eren, Mikasa and Armin near their dam, the city has opened an Attack on Titan museum. The …Read more »
If you tuned into the final episode of Attack on Titan Final Season expecting an ending to the long-running series, you definitely haven’t been keeping up with the manga. That’s okay, though! Hajime Isayama’s source material is about to end in April, but the anime …Read more »
We recently posted about a limited edition of the Attack on Titan manga that is so big it became the Guinness World Record holder for Largest Comic Book Published. Pre-orders for the volume—which was limited to 100 copies and priced at ¥150,00 (about $1,397)—were such …Read more »
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake hit Wakayama Prefecture, and news coverage of it interrupted the fourteenth episode of Attack on Titan Final Season. Thankfully, reports from the Japanese government indicate no one was killed or seriously hurt in the earthquake. The 14th episode is rescheduled to …Read more »
The hometown of Attack on Titan creator Hajime Isayama—Hita City, Oita prefecture—has been gradually filling out its roster of statues from the series to commemorate where it all began. Now, following statues based on Eren, Mikasa, and Armin, a new Levi statue was recently unveiled …Read more »
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