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It’s been several years since the anime and manga both reached their conclusions, but Attack on Titan continues to rise in popularity. Written and illustrated by Hajime Isayama, the series became a global phenomenon thanks to its unique story and layers of mysteries. The manga was already decently popular after it began serialization in Kodansha’s…

Attack on Titan is officially celebrating its new holiday, and with it has offered a cool first look at MAPPA’s return to the anime franchise coming in a way you wouldn’t expect. Attack on Titancontinues to be one of the biggest franchises to ever come from Kodansha despite the fact that the manga and anime…

Hajime Isayama’s Blue Lock illustration has become a major topic online after it was unveiled to celebrate the live action film Blue Lock surpassing ¥1 billion in box office revenue, approximately $6.41 million based on an exchange rate of ¥156 to $1.

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Hajime Isayama is one of the most celebrated manga creators of all time, known for creating the award-winning series Attack on Titan. Ever since the manga reached its conclusion in April 2021, the creator has yet to return with a new series. This might be due to the fact that he faced immense pressure during…

September 9 has officially been registered as “Attack on Titan Day” by the Japan Anniversary Association, commemorating the date Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan manga began serialization in 2009. The franchise recently opened a new themed café in Japan, set to run from September 3 to October 12, 2026.

Wit Studio, the anime studio that produced the first three seasons of Attack on Titan, will open a pop-up cafe that reimagines the characters and epic battles as an interactive menu. 

Drakong, a sub-brand of Hyperkin, today announced the PixelByte controller range, a new line of collectible controllers themed after Attack on Titan. These cute, keychain-sized controllers look a bit like a pixelated NES controller paired with one of several characters from Attack on Titan, and will be available

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