Publisher: Kodansha Comics
Release Date: December 2015
Volumes: 8+
Spoilers?: No.
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Goodreads Synopsis:
ON THE SHOULDERS OF TITANS
Fifteen years ago, humanity led a last-ditch attempt to discover the Titans' weakness – a survey expedition to capture one of the beasts. But the ten-meter Titan who appeared during the capture attempt threw the expedition into chaos. Among those who escaped behind Wall Maria was the genius craftsman Angel, a weapon-developer who was participating in the expedition as a researcher. What would he conjure up from this failure?
Fifteen years ago, humanity led a last-ditch attempt to discover the Titans' weakness – a survey expedition to capture one of the beasts. But the ten-meter Titan who appeared during the capture attempt threw the expedition into chaos. Among those who escaped behind Wall Maria was the genius craftsman Angel, a weapon-developer who was participating in the expedition as a researcher. What would he conjure up from this failure?
Review:
The first half of the volume
continues the history lesson, showing us the first real titan death, and the
weapon used for it. From there, it pushes the group to continue learning and
practicing, and figuring out how to use the weapons and the maneuvering
equipment correctly and how to develop it more effectively.
Aside from that, it looks like
Sharle’s family is going to be causing some real drama soon. I don’t look
forward to that.
I am still enjoying this series,
though some of the history and teaching and politics can get a little
long-winded and boring at times. I do enjoy the characterizing, and I like
Sharle and Kuklo as characters. Will be reading more.
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