کارلی کاتە بەتاڵەکانی لەگەڵ هاوسەرەکەی بە یاریکردن بەسەر دەبات و بیرەخانە و شەرابخانەکان دەکۆڵێتەوە و لەگەڵ پشیلەکەی مۆمۆ یاری دەکات و فەنفیکشنی خۆبەخشانە دەنووسێت. ئەو حەزی لە RPG و سیمەکانی ڕۆیشتنە کە زۆر لۆریان هەیە و تەنها 14 جار یاری Dragon Age: Inquisition ی کردووە. خۆشترین یارییەکەی فاینەڵ فانتازیا هەموویانن.
September 9 is officially Attack on Titan Day in Japan, with the long-running series being recognized by the Japan Anniversary Association. Though the story of Attack on Titan has come to an end, love for its story and characters hasn't wavered, and its impacct on the industry is still being felt. Dedicated fans will want to set aside some time during September each year to remember Hajime Isayama's incredible creation, and this year in particular, some special events are scheduled to take place.
The Attack on Titan manga series concluded in 2021. Over the years, it has won a number of major awards, including the Kodansha Manga Award for Best Shonen manga, the Manga Taisho for Best Manga Series, and, notably, a Harvey Award for Best American Edition of Foreign Material in 2014. Its anime adaptation was produced by Wit Studio and MAPPA, concluding in 2023 after 10 years and continuing to have a major impact on the industry as a whole. Now, Eren's explosive journey is going down in Japanese history and officially being added to the calendar for years to come.
Attack on Titan officially debuted in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine on September 9, 2009, and Kodansha has announced that this date will be officially recognized as Attack on Titan Day going forward. To celebrate this auspicious occasion, the company's digital manga platform, Magazine Pocket, will make the first 99 chapters of the manga free to read for 99 hours starting at midnight on September 9. Additionally, a special livestream will take place on the new holiday, featuring Eren, Mikasa, and Connie's Japanese voice actors. More details will be announced soon on the series' official Twitter account.
Fittingly, another major event is about to kick off to celebrate Attack on Titan's lasting success. The soundtrack for the series' anime adaptation remains a major part of its success, racking up millions of listens on music streaming services. In April, the Wild Faery company confirmed that the Attack on Titan symphony would be traveling to 15 cities around the world starting in October 2026, with US stops including Minneapolis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle, Dallas, Chicago, and Washington, D.C. throughout 2027.
The Attack on Titan manga series has sold over 140 million copies, putting it on par with other major hits like Bleach, Jujutsu Kaisen, and JoJo's Bizarre Adventure. Creator Hajime Isayama recently went on the record to share his thoughts about the series' ending, which he called "imperfect," surprising some fans. "A large factor was my own immaturity and foolishness at the time, when I was in my early twenties," he said. "In the end, without fully committing to portraying [Eren] as a detestable figure, I found myself depicting him with a certain closeness and sympathy. As a result, I feel there remains a sense of insincerity in the story's conclusion—at least in my own assessment."
بەرگەکان ڕێکبخەرەوە بۆ ڕێزبەندی ئازادکردنی ژاپۆنی دروست.
MAPPA, the studio responsible for animating the final season of Attack on Titan, is currently celebrating its 15th anniversary. Despite its relatively short history, the company has become one of the most lauded studios in the world of anime, releasing hit after hit since its establishment in June 2011. From Yuri on Ice, Kakegurui, and Dorohedoro to Jujutsu Kaisen, Vinland Saga, and Chainsaw Man, the studio's name has become synonymous with high-quality animation. In June, the studio released a special Attack on Titan visual to celebrate its 15th anniversary.
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