Attack on Titan, Vol. 2

Attack on Titan, Vol. 2

4.3 (14 ratings)
2013 · English · Kindle · 28 editions
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In a world where humanity clings to survival behind towering walls, an unimaginable threat looms as the Colossal Titan breaches their defenses, shattering the fragile peace. The devastation plunges society into chaos, and the protagonists must confront their worst fears while navigating the horrifying reality of their existence. As the Titans wreak havoc, former friends and allies are forced to make harrowing choices that test their loyalty and courage.

The tension escalates as the main characters grapple with their roles in this relentless fight for survival. With each encounter with the Titans, they begin to uncover dark secrets about the monsters terrorizing their world. The struggle for humanity's future intensifies, revealing unexpected alliances and betrayals that challenge everything they once believed.

Amidst this turmoil, personal stories of resilience and sacrifice emerge, highlighting the strength of the human spirit. As the characters evolve in the face of despair, they are faced with moral dilemmas that could alter the course of their fight against the Titans. The stakes have never been higher, and the fight for survival becomes a journey of self-discovery and transformation.

Book Details

Format Kindle
Pages 187 pages
Language English
Published Jul 16, 2013
Publisher Kodansha Comics
Editions 28 editions
ISBN-10 1612626165
ISBN-13 9781612626161

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★★★★

This was basically Eren being Eren and everyone else trying to figure out what the hell just happened.

I actually liked this volume more for the tension than the action. Nobody knows whether Eren is a miracle or another threat, and honestly I wouldn't trust him either if I were them 😭.

Mikasa continues to be one of the most interesting characters because her entire existence seems to revolve around keeping Eren alive.

Armin though? I feel like people underestimate him WAY too much.

The whole situation is chaotic, but I like that the story isn't pretending that Eren suddenly becoming a Titan solves anything. If anything, it creates about seventeen more problems.

September 1st 2026
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