To celebrate the 10th anniversary of the publishing, 29 volumes of Attack on Titan stories have been covered by the subway station.

Just then, how big the influence of Attack on Titan anime / manga is. To commemorate the 10 years since Attack on Titan's first chapte...

Just then, how big the influence of Attack on Titan anime / manga is.
To commemorate the 10 years since Attack on Titan's first chapter was published, all 29 volumes of Attack on Titan have been printed and posted on the subway lines of Shibuya Station in Tokyo.





Passengers on the train here will be able to read all of the free chapters here until September 18. Also to celebrate the 10th anniversary, Kodansha and publisher Bessatsu Shonen also spent a A very meaningful gift for fans of this series. That's free online copyright for the first 28 volumes of stories published every day, and episode 29 only costs 100 yen only.


Not only is reading stories for free at both subway stations and online, Attack on Titan is also conducting a lot of promotional campaigns. Not just for the 10th anniversary of this series, but for this will be the last anniversary activities of Attack on Titan. Because both the Manga and Anime series of Attack on Titan will end next year, closing the long journey of a blockbuster to life.

Released on September 9, 2009, the Manga Attack on Titan series impressed with a murky storyline, impressive intrigue and breathtaking action scenes. But it wasn't until the arrival of Anime Attack on Titan that shocked both Japan and the world market. Especially in the West, Attack on Titan has officially become a special phenomenon of Japanese Manga / Anime, becoming one of the super products with extremely large and passionate fan base.
To date, Manga Attack on Titan has sold more than 90 million copies worldwide, and ranked 6th in the top 10 best-selling manga series in 2019, with nearly 3 million copies sold.

Ms. Phoenix