Attack on Titan 34

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It said like new on the description and it really looked new. Mint condition. would buy from again and recommend!

Attack on Titan is some of the best fiction that I have ever read/watched. It has incredible character development and covers some really human topics like perspective, prejudice, fear and the philosophy of war that challenges your idea of what is “right” as the story progresses and more information is revealed.I think that the ending is much more connected with the updated translation and the added pages/panels - keeping it spoiler free I think that it explains much more clearly why certain characters made the choices that they did.Thank you Isayama for making a classic that I’ll always remember 🙏🏻

it came a little damaged but the manga is so good! I recommend

I have always loved Attack on Titan and have been on this journey for a long time now. The manga is amazing and I can’t believe that it has come to an end. Volume 34 left me feeling really sad but amazed at what a wonderful manga it really is. It also was delivered much faster than expected.

Attack on titan the final chapter was an amazing read, i would recommend the series to anyone.

THIS IS AMAZING I cried a lot

The media could not be loaded. had on preorder for ages and then it came exactly when it was meant to. i love this volume with my whole heart, so adorable ! it was slightly damaged from shopping but nothing too bad. it’s also thicker than the other volumes :)

Chegou tudo perfeito

guys i love amazon they raised the price down for this and i’m so happy bc my mom wouldn’t let me buy it when it was 15$ they changed it to 9$ today and she let me get it tysm amazon ur the best !!!!! and the book is so good guys u should read it before watching the anime like it’s rlly RLLYYYSAD BUT SO GOODDDD

An emotional and impactful ending to a gut-hitter and wild story. Loved every page of it!! Completely worth the pay for this volume... I recomend it to everyone that wants to know how this amazing story concludes,and I promise, it does not dissapoint! Not at all!!

It's a bit difficult expressing my thoughts on a story that meant so much to me, but I'll try to get them across the best I can in this review. (SPOILERS INCLUDED)Attack on Titan is responsible in no small part for bringing anime and manga into the mainstream in the modern era, yet its journey played out in a way that wasn't quite foreseen.What started as a high-powered and unpredictable rollercoaster ride featuring action-packed chapters and bombastic dialogue gradually changed to mystery and later dove deeply into political and psychological thriller territory. Just as the story had set that tone and the readers were starting to adjust to it, the manga shifted once again to show an arc from the antagonists' point of view, urging its readers to consider whether the characters they had grown up with were the good guys.What was generally expected to be another addition in the ever-expanding catalogue of shonen manga had completely transformed itself into something more akin to a sober commentary on war and fascism, the consequences those involved at the forefront are forced to deal with, and the cycle of violence perpetuated by the horrors of oppression.The simple conflict between humans and Titans that had defined the story in its early stages barely seemed relevant, as the moral sphere now resembled varying shades of gray. Was this character justified in this action? Was the decision made by another character one morally right? It was largely left to the reader's interpretation, as the story didn't take sides for most part.The final volume of the story concludes it as a Greek tragedy. While violence and conflict continue to persist, there remains hope for humanity to find the solution. Will the future be one of hope? Or despair? Time will only tell.There are so many things that I loved about this story, but the one that stuck with me the most was the world being cruel but beautiful place. Despite how bleak and unforgiving it could be, its the serene moments that stick with me the most.Eren wrapping his scarf around Mikasa. Historia telling Ymir her real name. Armin's expression of wonder on finally reaching his dream of seeing the ocean. Levi's bittersweet farewell to his comrades. And my personal favorite, Carla telling Keith that it was fine if Eren wasn't special. He already was great, because he was born into this world. Tragically, Eren's own twisted ideal of freedom was the thing he could never be free from. His own life burnt to ashes outside the walls, which he could never fully escape.

This is a must have for every AOT fan; to read this and get heartbroken over and over again. :) AOT have been one hell of a ride, and just as every chapter brings pain, this one does too.Props to the genius Isayama for this masterpiece. The foreshadowing was insane, and as the story comes to a full circle, you can't but admire it. Eren and Mikasa are the epitome of " It's you, it's always been you. "