Attack on Titan’s Hajime Isayama recently made his first trip to North America to be a part of Anime NYC, the premier convention that features a lot of announcements for some of the big anime franchises. During his paintings delving into his past creating the Scout Regiment, Isayama revealed that he was still struggling with ending his beloved franchise and took the opportunity to apologize for the outcome. With many fans believing the ending to be highly controversial, the final episodes of the anime will adapt these manga moments next year.
Without going into spoiler territory, the The attack on the Giants The finale definitely ends its place as one of the most controversial endings in the anime world. This remains true to the spirit of the anime’s final season, as Eren Jaeger’s transformation into a villain was a twist that not many expected. By obtaining the power of the Founding Titan and using said power to awaken an army of Colossal Titans at his request and connection, fans shouldn’t expect a happy ending when it comes to the dark anime franchise. Considering the amount of death and destruction the series has presented, fans have to let some big names loose before Studio MAPPA’s anime adaptation gets even closer.
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Isayama took the opportunity to apologize The attack on the Giants In conclusion, he details how he still doubts how to end it all, which causes the audience in the audience to applaud the mangaka for the work he has done on the series and brings tears to the artist’s eyes, reportedly:
“I want to express my gratitude to all the fans. I wasn’t sure how I would feel at the end of the story. I was going through a really hard time and I apologize. I carried heavy feelings, I was down for a long time, until yesterday when I met the fans during the autograph, the fans told me the ending was great and they loved The ending made me happy and that coming to New York was such a great experience for me. Thank you.”
What were you thinking The attack on the Giants finish? Are you ready to say goodbye to the Boy Scouts and their dark journey next year? Feel free to tell us in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the Titans universe.
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