Attack on Titan, Vol. 23
Ratings29
Average rating3.9
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Ratings29
Average rating3.9
THE DREAM OF FREEDOM DIES The truth revealed through the memories in Grisha's journals shakes all of Eren's deepest beliefs. There is no rugged but free land beyond the Walls--there is a whole other world, equally full of oppression and war. Suddenly, the ambitions that have animated the Survey Corps for generations seem small and naïve. What is there left to fight for?
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As far as sympathetic villains go, this was really clever. Finally, we're starting to understand the motivations of the enemy, and I'm really impressed with the world building. Still suffering from a bit of whiplash at how much the story has changed though.
Story
I found this one a bit on the slow side. I originally thought it was a flash-back of some kind before things were made clear. By the final chapter, the previous chapters felt more meaningful, but I spent much of the volume what was going on.
I hope the story will be wrapped up soon, and that things pick up again in the next volume.
Artwork
There wasn't a ton of action in this one, so it was mostly fine as usual. I did have trouble recognizing one of the characters, and I felt like some of the characters looked like others. But that may have been intentional.
