REVIEW
ATTACK ON TITAN
Seeing how the world struggling in
a post-apocalyptic scenario the author decided to keep the humans
hiding behind a wall against
the monsters known as Titans. But then he decides
why not make it more interesting by showing a wall that
was so high and tall that no titan
could ever pass through or get
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broken down in a matter of minutes by introducing the viewers
with one BIG-ASS MOTHERF*CKING TITAN THAT’S AS TALL AS THE
TOWER. We are introduced to a
young boy by the name of Eren
who after seeing his own mother
devoured, promises to kill every
titan possible (like every other
show, showing the main character to take revenge over his family HOW ORIGINAL) by joining the
anime version of the military.
The animation style is done in a
way that shows the Gore genre a
new type of format with blood,
human innards, and killing being
more realistic.
A lot of Character development
takes place over the 25-episode
run, with plot twists and fight sequences.
Being of part of the
Indian Culture hearing many old mythologies, we Indians believe that titans did really exist