Attack On Titan Characters That Are Better In The Manga

Over the course of more than a decade of serialization, Hajime Isayama’s Attack on Titan earned many plaudits for the quality of its narrative, and its exploration of pertinent real-world issues such as war, militarism, racial discrimination, and genocide. However, one domain in which the series has excelled beyond expectation is in the nuance of its character development, where each member of the main cast feels real, fleshed out, flawed, and driven by their own personal struggles and agendas.