Review of Attack on Titan

AoT is such a good anime, I wished I watched it before. Before watching it, I insulted the series because I was annoyed by how everyone around me were sprouting green hoodies with wings in their back: "Ugh, it's that anime again." It could also affect your opinion of the anime if someone you dislikes likes/loves the anime. Trust me, that's not what's important! I was browsing through One Piece's Trafalgar Law's voice actor wiki page randomly and I saw how he voiced Levi. I decided to give the anime a try, since I loved the voice actor's voice so much although the overall plot ofthe story seemed to "weird" for me; giant Titans eating humans who are protected by a long wall.

I love the characters, and it's amazing how the anime can balance reality and fantasy scales. In mannnnnny anime, warrior girls often have extremely long, pretty-ed up hair which I find absurd. Like, how are you going to fight in battle? Of course, it's anime, their hair magically doesn't get cut off or pulled out by the enemy. Mikasa, on the other hand, starts out with only medium hair, yet Eren points out that it's too long and she should cut it because it would get in the way of battles. The other female characters would tie their hair up if it was long. Finally, something that is realistic.

I am a sucker for non-romance anime, and I love how there is practically none in this series. Eren and Mikasa have a brother-sister bond, and it's no more than that other than weird fans that insists there is something who are hungry for romance. If you like romance anime, then watch an anime of that series, not this amazing anime.

The protagonist, Eren Yeager, is my favorite character. He has strong morals, an unwavering determination, although innately he has no talents.

This anime has all 10/10 marks, but the only thing that I'm not happy about is how short the military academy part was. I think it would be more enjoyable to see more academy stories during the timeskip instead of just skipping ahead. This would make the audience more settled with the characters and connect with them more on a deeper level.