Attack On Titan: Colossal Titan Invades Special Anime Exhibition

If you need some more Attack on Titan in your life, then you might want to make sure your passport […]

September 5, 2017, 9:21pm

If you need some more Attack on Titan in your life, then you might want to make sure your passport is handy. Over in Japan, the anime is making a resurgence ahead of the show’s second season. Theme parks like Universal Studio Japan have jumped on-board of the Attack on Titan bandwagon, but the popular locale is not the only one. Until February, Attack on Titan will be invading Nagashima’s Spa Land – but you better watch out for its Colossal Giant.

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Since 2014, Attack on Titan has taken over the Nagashima park with various ‘Wall’ exhibits. The newest event is set to share exclusive art from the anime’s second season and debut a special virtual, 360 degree film that puts audiences on top of one of humanity’s last walls. To enjoy the movie, fans will be fitted with a special VR set that puts them through an immersive Trost Retreat Operation.

The Nagashima location will also house a ton of exclusive Attack on Titan merch, but it is the park’s Titan statues that have people panicking. Massive inflatable Titans have been scattered around the park, and fans have found the Colossal Titan to be the most disconcerting. There’s no word on whether the beasts will blow out any steam, but their gnarly visage is enough to make even hardcore fans freak.

If you are not familiar with Attack on Titan, then you should know the popular anime is renowned for its intense action and gritty storylines. The anime follows a boy named Eren Yeager in an alternate world overrun by massive creatures known as Titans. These mindless beasts have all but wiped out humanity, and mankind is left to cower in fear behind massive walls. When their sanctum is infiltrated by a slew of Titans, Eren and his friends Armin and Mikasa join the military to help eradicate the blood-thirty monsters. But, as they grow older, they learn that the beasts are not what they appear as long-held government conspiracies make themselves known.