Attack on Titan: Colossal Edition 6
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- Create Date：2021-09-27 06:50:56
- Update Date：2025-09-07
- Status：finish
- Author：Hajime Isayama
- ISBN：1646512782
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Summary
Contains Vol。 26-30 of Attack on Titan in an extra-large size， on premium-quality paper！ 16 and up。 Attack on Titan: Colossal Edition 5 is an oversized collection of Vols。 26-30 of the Attack on Titan manga series。 Weighing in at over 900 pages and a 7-inch by 10。5-inch trim， Colossal Edition 5， like its predecessors， contains the same material as the original volumes， but bigger and on higher-quality paper。 The best reading experience and the ultimate collector's item for any Attack on Titan fan！
Reviews
Sophie
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A faster-paced opus。 This story's development never ceases to surprise and impress。 A faster-paced opus。 This story's development never ceases to surprise and impress。 。。。more
Nathan Rester
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First off: I can't believe I just read seven-thousand pages of manga。 Second: I'm not normally the type of dude who drops massive， multi-paragraph reviews on Goodreads。 But I'm making an exception here， mainly because the act of actually writing these reviews and giving physical form to jumbled thoughts is actually a pretty cool form of synthesis， and it allows disconnected strands of opinion to be wound together into something resembling a coherent thought。 Let's do this， I guess。 At the risk o First off: I can't believe I just read seven-thousand pages of manga。 Second: I'm not normally the type of dude who drops massive， multi-paragraph reviews on Goodreads。 But I'm making an exception here， mainly because the act of actually writing these reviews and giving physical form to jumbled thoughts is actually a pretty cool form of synthesis， and it allows disconnected strands of opinion to be wound together into something resembling a coherent thought。 Let's do this， I guess。 At the risk of sounding like an enthused fanboy fresh out a midnight screening， I'm just gonna come out and say it: after chewing on it for a little more than a week， I think the final run of Attack on Titan （the slow-build， intrigue-laden "War for Paradis" arc and the apocalyptic "Rumbling" arc that follows） is damn near perfect。 It manages to distill that perfect chemical blend of fan service and unexpected reversals that really makes this whole thing stick the landing in a way that few series manage: long-running plot-threads are paid off admirably， character arcs land with fury， and tensions you're not even consciously aware of are resolved in a prolonged finale whose stakes are borderline-eschatological。 If you want to justify reading almost seven-thousand pages of manga， then this is how you do it。But you can't talk about this last volume without addressing the ending。 I try not to pay attention to fandoms or online discourse because I value my time and my sanity， but I'm generally aware that a lot of people didn't care for the denouement （i。e。 the last fifty pages or so）。 Without getting into spoilers here， I'll just say that the longer I dwell on the last few chapters， the more I appreciate the creative guts it took Isayama and company to take this thing in the direction they did and use this ridiculous， overstuffed epic to make a genuinely poignant statement about human nature and the cyclical complexity of war。 And you know what？ It works。 Because this series has always been about the nature of cycles， whether those cycles take the form of violence， revenge， love， creation， or death。 It's about how these patterns are perpetuated， broken， and harmonized。 Eren Yeager's obsession （which ultimately turns to anguish） over free will forms the focal point of this literal and metaphorical ouroboros， and the fact that all these patterns bring us back to the same place is perfectly in tune with the series' fatalistic outlook。 （It's almost like the titans were a metaphor or something）。 Our behavior and intentions within that structure of repetition means everything， because those things are the foundation of our humanity and purpose。 The ending - and really， the whole series - is a wonderfully realized distillation of that sentiment。 Long story short， they nailed it。 。。。more
Adonay Rivas
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This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers。 To view it， click here。 Eren malditotomo 26 - 30
Reddle
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The amount of foreshadowing is insane， even from chapter 1。 10 years Isayama planned this。 AoT is great but towards the end you truly appreciate how the world comes together in one cohesive， seemingly pre-destined ending。 What I like about the series as a whole is it's not some bullshit fueled show， nor does the main character always prevail through darkness。 This is dark， nothing is off the table。 Cruelty is ever-present。 Unfortunately， this is the end of my review as I have indulged enough in The amount of foreshadowing is insane， even from chapter 1。 10 years Isayama planned this。 AoT is great but towards the end you truly appreciate how the world comes together in one cohesive， seemingly pre-destined ending。 What I like about the series as a whole is it's not some bullshit fueled show， nor does the main character always prevail through darkness。 This is dark， nothing is off the table。 Cruelty is ever-present。 Unfortunately， this is the end of my review as I have indulged enough in discussing this。 It's worth a read。 If you have a completionist mindset you'll be happy to know the foresight of the author has assured that all sub-plots are closed before the manga ends， you will get a full story here。Next: ゴリラ の きょじん。私は すき きょじん です・ 。。。more
NunaKneazlle
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Non mais。。。 J'ai beau avoir vu l'anime， c'est toujours autant exaltant。 Non mais。。。 J'ai beau avoir vu l'anime， c'est toujours autant exaltant。 。。。more
Lucille
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Pfiou la fin ohlala je dois sauter dans le suivant direct ！！Equivalent des tomes 16， 17 et 18。
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