The Chosen Ones

Not the full opening, but it's already good enough...Wrong! More than enough!

If I have the time I'll talk about the anime.

So here we go .



Shngeki no Kyojin (Attack On Titan) is a perfect anime/manga for people who like to see other people dying in gruesome ways. That said the quality of the anime when it comes to image, soundtrack and opening/ending is something pretty amazing also.

You can guess from the name and the image that the story is about these horrible human-like creatures called the titans. They are some really big monsters that have the body of a male human, but without any reproductive organ. Besides, they like to eat humans. Because of them humanity is confined inside a huge(like, REALLY huge) wall to keep to titans from entering the cities. Besides the ones that live in these walls, the rest of the humankind disappeared.

The main character is a boy called Eren Jaeger that has the dream to go past the walls and kill all the titans. He thinks that the "peace" and "freedom" the humans have inside the walls are nothing but lies and illusions. And, in a certain day, the illusion was broken and a freaking huge titan(bigger than the wall's height) appeared and destroyed the wall, letting the titans go inside. And so the story goes around Eren trying to turn into a soldier to kill all the titans while lots and lots and lots of people keep dying.

Just finishing it with my opinions: The anime is still airing in Japan and I'm not seeing the manga until the anime is complete(just my personal way to do things). So what I can say about the anime now is...In Shingeki, hope is the first one to die. Yeah, I'm not kidding. The plot is freaking epic, but it's a complete tragedy. If you don't like people dying a lot(A LOT) then...you should watch it . Why? I don't like tragedies that much, but Shingeki is just so amazing that I don't care [-). Oh well, but if you really don't like tragedies, scary titan's faces and people losing hope even before they die(because they WILL) then you should think twice before watching/reading .