Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 (Attack on Titan, #4)
Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 (Attack on Titan, #4)
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Novel • Fiction
Walls • Post-apocalyptic
2013
16-18 years
Super Short Summary
In Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 by Hajime Isayama, individuals in the Survey Corps face challenges as they battle Titans. The story follows their struggles, strategies, and teamwork in the ongoing fight for humanity's survival within a world dominated by fearsome Titans.
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Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 by Hajime Isayama has captivated readers with its intense action and deep character development. The plot twists keep the story engaging, though some find the artwork inconsistent. Fans appreciate the exploration of complex themes and the ever-growing tension. However, a few criticisms highlight pacing issues in certain sections. Overall, it’s a gripping addition to the series.
Who Should Read Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 (Attack on Titan, #4)?
Fans of intense, graphic action paired with deep psychological complexities will find Attack on Titan, Vol. 4 by Hajime Isayama gripping. Similar to those who enjoy Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games or George R.R. Martin's A Game of Thrones, readers will appreciate the post-apocalyptic setting and intricate character dynamics.
33,386 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
The Attack on Titan manga series, including Vol. 4, features an art style that was initially criticized, but creator Hajime Isayama intentionally maintained a raw and gritty design to match the story's intense themes.
Hajime Isayama, the author of Attack on Titan, drew inspiration from various sources, including the works of horror manga artist Junji Ito and the movie Muv-Luv Alternative: Total Eclipse.
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The title of the series, including in Vol. 4, retains layers of meaning even in its Japanese form, "Shingeki no Kyojin," which can be interpreted as "Attacking Titan" or "Advancing Giants," reflecting the multi-faceted themes of the story.
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Novel • Fiction
Walls • Post-apocalyptic
2013
16-18 years
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