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Attack on Titan Fans Really Aren’t Ready for the Manga to End

Hajime Isayama’s dark epic franchise, Attack On Titan, is set to take its final bow on April 9th, […]

Hajime Isayama’s dark epic franchise, Attack On Titan, is set to take its final bow on April 9th, when Chapter 139 of the manga lands that will bring an end to the story of the Survey Corps. With the end of the series only a few days away, fans of Eren, Armin, Mikasa, and the other members of the Scout Regiment aren’t quite ready to say their goodbyes as of yet.

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As you can see in the slides below, all eyes are on Attack on Titan right now. Hajime Isayama will publish his final chapter this Friday, so April 9 will mark the end of an era. Fans around the world are dreading the big finish, and it seems many of them are still in shock over the ordeal.

Of course, it is hard to blame these fans. Attack on Titan has been around for more than a decade, and its cultural imprint is massive. The manga and anime are partially credited with helping anime bounce back in the United States following a lull. With the anime slated to wrap next winter, you can see why the impending loss of the manga is wigging out fans. But as we know, all good things must end at some point.

If you want to catch up with Attack on Titan, you can find the manga on Crunchyroll if you are a premium subscriber. The manga is also available on Comixology for digital purchase, so you have time to read up before the epic series closes in just a few days.

Are you ready for Attack on Titan to wrap up? Or do you think the finale is coming too soon? Share your thoughts with us in the comments section below or hit me up on Twitter @MeganPetersCB.

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