Why every fiber of ATTACK ON TITAN is a masterpiece | Review and analysis
The anime and manga Attack on Titan have many parallels to Germany. Besides the fantastic story and consistent storytelling, the anime Attack on Titan has much more to offer: strong characters and some hidden messages. In this video, I'll reveal the secrets that the creator of Attack on Titan, Hajime Isayama, has woven into the anime and manga. About Hajime Isayama: Attack on Titan (Shingeki No Kyojin) is unique for several reasons. One of these reasons is its creator, the mangaka Hajime Isayama. Attack on Titan is his very first manga. No one expected that the manga Attack on Titan would sell over 70 million copies to date. While this doesn't reach the sales figures of Naruto (250 million) or One Piece (450 million), it's incredibly impressive for a debut work. So impressive, in fact, that Hajime Isayama's bank couldn't believe it. When the bank noticed the sudden influx of money in his account, they contacted him. At the time, the bank suspected Hajime Isayama was an online fraudster who had obtained the large sum through fraudulent means. The plot of Attack on Titan: Attack on Titan takes place in a dystopian world. Almost all of humanity has been wiped out by the so-called Titans. Titans are gigantic, humanoid beings that roam aimlessly and devour humans. No one knows where the Titans come from, why they eat humans, or what they actually want. A massive wall protects humanity from the Titans. Eren Yeager grew up within the walls and dreams of one day seeing the outside world. This dream is shattered when, as a child, a never-before-seen, gigantic Titan suddenly appears and destroys a section of the wall. From that day forward, he swears revenge and vows to exterminate every single Titan. ...* Conclusion on Attack on Titan: My conclusion on Attack on Titan is clear: The series is like a rollercoaster ride in a dark room. It's entertaining, sometimes frightening, unpredictable, daring, and sooner or later you'll want to experience it again. I'm a little envious of those who haven't seen the series yet, because they have so many hours of entertainment ahead of them. Thinking about how completely overwhelmed I was back then when a hairy, talking Titan suddenly appeared makes me incredibly nostalgic. What do you think of Attack on Titan? Do you also enjoy watching the anime for its story, or are you perhaps just a Levi fan? Or do you have a secret passion for man-eating, naked Titans? Let me know in the comments! ________ 00:00-00:26 Intro 00:27-01:19 The Success of Attack on Titan 01:20-02:36 Plot Summary 02:37-04:25 Atmosphere: Dark and Exciting 04:26-07:48 Perfect Storytelling 07:49-09:40 Characters with Depth 09:41-10:59 Art Style and Animation 10:00-14:15 Is the Author a Nazi? 14:16-15:05 Levi 15:06-16:03 Conclusion 16:04-16:38 End cards ________ Videos: Attack on Titan Season 1, Episode 1 Attack on Titan Season 1, Episode 3 Attack on Titan Season 1, Episode 5 Attack on Titan Season 1, Episode 22 Attack on Titan Season 2, Part 1, Episode 1 Attack on Titan Season 1, Part 2, Episode 2 Attack on Titan Season 1, Part 2, Episode 5 Attack on Titan Season 1, Part 2, Episode 8 Attack on Titan Season 4, Episode 1 Attack on Titan Season 4, Episode 2 The Lord of the Rings, the Fellowship of the Ring Pictures: Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) by Hajime Isayama The Walking Dead vol. 17, SOMETHING TO FEAR by Robert Kirkman Manga artist Hajime Isayama reveals his inspiration - BBC News: • Manga artist Hajime Isayama reveals his in... ___ #FancyReviews #AttackonTitan #Anime
