Attack on Titan By Jessy

 

Millions of fans all across the world have fallen in love with Isayama Hajime's gripping manga series Attack on Titan. Due to the menace of Titans, enormous humanoids that consume humans for no apparent reason, humanity is compelled to dwell behind the limits of three enormous walls in the dystopian planet where the novel is set.

Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert are three friends whose desire it is to travel beyond the confines of their home. Their tale is told in the television series. Their hopes are dashed, however, as the Titans break the walls and wreck havoc on their village, killing Eren's mother. The three joins the Survey Corps, a military organization committed to eliminating Titans, in an effort to get retribution and defend their loved ones. 

The narrative of this manga is extremely intricate and full of surprises, always keeping the reader on the edge of their seat as they watch their favorite character betray them. In the novel, the author delves deeply into the psychology of the characters, allowing the reader understand the psychological repercussions of trauma and the depths to which the characters must go in order to live. 

The book's world-building is among its most interesting aspects. the capacity to create a complex universe that is both interesting and terrible. Titans were diverse, ranging from being towering and covered in millions of fangs on the inside to being covered in armor on the exterior. 

Overall, everyone who appreciates manga or dystopian literature like Maze runner or The Hunger games should read Attack on Titan. It's a gripping, thought-provoking, and deeply moving series that will keep you interested all the way through. Isayama Hajime produced a masterpiece that will live on in memory for a long time.