Rating (Out of 5): ~3.5
Publisher: Kodansha Comics
Release Date: December 9, 2014
Volumes: 4+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
TAKE A STAND FOR
HUMANITY Kuklo left the walls behind for one reason: To see a Titan for
himself, and finally banish the doubts that have dogged him about his
own humanity. That mission has been accomplished, but not everything has
gone according to plan. Now Kuklo is on the run with the Survey Corps
from a 10-meter-class Titan. But it soon becomes clear to Kuklo and
Commander Pikale that they have no chance to reach the wall in time. To
live, they'll have to fight!
Review:
There is a lot of
titan fighting in this volume. Like, half of the volume is Kuklo on the field,
fighting the titan, and figuring out a clever way to get back to safety.
It’s intense. And I
did not necessarily love it. But it was all right. Some parts of the fighting were
a little hard to follow, though.
Then we get back to
town, and Sharle deals with some political drama. Kuklo is taken in again,
badly, and Sharle is a little helpless as what to do about it. Things are not
looking good for them.
This was not my
favorite volume, I will say that, but I’m still sticking with it. I’m
interested to see where it goes, and I’m definitely frustrated with the
politics and the higher ups. They never even try to understand. Annoying,
though not surprising.
Hoping the next
volume pulls me back in.
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