Attack on Titan 4

Attack on Titan is definitely one of my favorite animes and both the manga and anime were amazing! Isayama’s art style is raw and dynamic, perfectly capturing the intense action and the emotional moments. The characters are unforgettable. Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, Armin Arlert, and the entire Survey Corps are fully realized, and you can feel their growth, sacrifices, and pain throughout the story. Attack on Titan is a must-read for any manga fan. It’s a rollercoaster of emotions with breathtaking battles and a deep narrative. I also bought the physical manga and they were in perfect condition!

Bought this for a teenager who was in the manga. He asked for the fourth book in this series and read it quickly after I gave it to him. I’m assuming that means he loved it.

This is another great volume of AOT. We get the finale of this arc and we are introduced to a flashback of the trainee's training. We are introduced to two new characters Captain Levi and Commander Erwin. This volume was full of suprises and lots of action, so you will enjoy that. Story: The story is definitely getting better. I believe the story was a lot more positive this time then it usually is. Don't get me wrong their is some nasty stuff in this volume, but I think more good things happen then bad things. The end of volume gave a really big cliffhanger, so I am excited for the next one. 4/4 Character development: There is plenty of character development this time. We are introduced to a flashback of how the trainee's trained and prepared against the titans. We are also introduced to my favorite character in the series Captain Levi. He has awesome introduction to the series. 3/3. Artwork: The artwork is splendid and I can't complain. 3/3 Overall, this was another great volume of AOT and expect them to keep coming. I am curious about what is to come next, and I wonder who is the main antagonist of this manga and when he/she/it will be introduced. Of course the titans are major bad guys, but you always got a main antagonist so who will it be? 10/10

The story is good but it needs to get to the point. Its dragging on and on.. I understand it has to give the back story but its slow now. Losing my interest.

Loved every second of this series so far. Highly reformed to any reader looking for something fun and inspiring. So fun

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I started reading this series after I saw the anime. I'd been hearing about it for so long I followed and I wasn't disappointed. I will point out that the anime is actually better to me, but that's because I like the voices chosen for the characters. I am not unimpressed with the visual novel though. I actually got a thrill out of seeing that the Kindle version actually moves in the right direction for a Japanese book rather than the reverse (the direction books from America tend to be). The plot is intriguing, the characters are decent, and the art is adequate. I am enjoying this book and will continue to purchase the Kindle version so I can read it on my iPad a second time if I feel like it. I'd warn readers though that this series is not a child's series and there are some rather philosophical questions that come up when reading.

i want to purchase the complete collection (Volumes 1-29) but it's not available for Kindle for PC. Three weeks ago purchasing the 28 Volumes one by one was equal in cost to purchasing the 28 Volume collection. Now to purchase the 29 Volumes one by one costs about $20 more than the complete collection. No fair! I already purchased 3 Volumes. Please make the 29 Volume collection available to Kindle for PC. 12/13/2019 UPDATE: The single sale price of the 29 volumes has been updated to match the price of the 29 volume collection.

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Attack on Titan Vol. 4: A Gripping Rollercoaster of Emotion: Volume 4 of Attack on Titan is a masterpiece of storytelling, expertly weaving together heart-pounding action, introspective character development, and shocking revelations that will leave you breathless. Buckle up, because this review is about to take you on a wild ride through the walls of Paradis Island. Reclaiming the Lost: The volume opens with humanity's desperate attempt to reclaim Wall Rose using Eren's newfound Titan powers. Isayama masterfully depicts the thrill of victory laced with the ever-present fear of Titan attacks. The action sequences are nothing short of phenomenal, with Eren's Titan form a whirlwind of destruction against the colossal Titans. But amidst the chaos, Isayama also injects moments of humor and camaraderie that remind us of the Survey Corps' unwavering spirit. Beyond the Walls: The true strength of Vol. 4 lies in its exploration of the world beyond the walls. We finally venture outside, and the sheer vastness and mystery are both exhilarating and terrifying. Isayama's world-building is at its finest here, introducing new cultures, political landscapes, and colossal Titan lore that will have you questioning everything you thought you knew. Character Crossroads: Each character grapples with the weight of their choices and the horrifying realities they face. Eren's struggle to control his Titan abilities is both thrilling and heartbreaking, while Armin's strategic mind and unwavering loyalty shine through. Mikasa's unwavering devotion to Eren is tested, and Levi's badassery reaches new heights (and new levels of cleaning obsession). Twists and Turns: Just when you think you have a handle on things, Isayama throws in a gut punch of a twist. The basement reveal is a game-changer, shattering long-held beliefs and forcing the characters (and readers) to confront uncomfortable truths about their world. This volume is a masterclass in emotional manipulation, leaving you equal parts shocked, horrified, and desperate for more. A Must-Read for Fans: Attack on Titan Vol. 4 is not just another manga installment; it's an experience. It's a rollercoaster of emotions, a mind-bending exploration of a post-apocalyptic world, and a testament to the power of storytelling. If you're a fan of dark fantasy, epic battles, and characters who will stay with you long after the final page, then this volume is a must-read. Just be prepared to have your heart ripped out and stomped on a few times. Final Verdict: 5 out of 5 broken blades. This volume is pure adrenaline and emotional resonance, leaving you desperate to see what horrors and wonders await in the next installment. Attack on Titan Vol. 4 is a masterpiece that will stay with you long after you turn the final page.

La historia me encanta, esta muy buena, pero el libro vino un poco dañado de la contra portada y del lomo del libro.

Came with no creases, colour is good. Bought as a gift. Not sure if the content - I don’t read these books

nothing wrong with it, good quality, well packed in box. nothing more to say about it, everybody here happy with it.