The Attack on Titan anime and manga have some distinct differences, particularly in tone. Creator Hajime Isayama was involved in the anime adaptation, making key changes to give it a lighter feel that he felt audiences would enjoy more. These changes are most noticeable at the end of the series, but they're found throughout. While there aren't any monumental changes between the two, the anime has a more hopeful tone than the manga.
Attack on Titan's anime and manga have a few distinct differences that stand out more than other anime adaptation s. Creator Hajime Isayama was involved with the anime adaptation of his popular manga. During production, Isayama made a lot of key changes to give the anime a different tone that he felt audiences would enjoy more. The most notable of these changes are found towards the end of the series, but there are plenty found throughout.
9 Mikasa Recognizes Eren First Armin Recognized Him in the Manga Eren's first time transforming into a Titan was an overwhelming experience. He and the rest of the Scout Regiment were within the Walls fighting Titans. Armin was about to be eaten when Eren swapped places with his best friend, heading straight down a Titan's throat. Before he was digested in the stomach, he transformed into his Titan form for the first time. He pummeled several Titans before finally falling to exhaustion.
The anime was made to reach a much wider audience than the manga, so it's not surprising that it wouldn't go into so much graphic detail. Even without detail, the Attack on Titan anime is more graphic than most. It's not afraid to show Eren use the Jaw Titan as a nutcracker to kill the War Hammer Titan, and it even animated Ramzi's death horrifically well too.
6 Erwin's Love Interest The 13th Scout Leader Could Have Had a Love Life Close Commander Erwin wasn't in the series for long, but he made a huge impact while he was in it. His speech to the Scouts before they charge into certain death is one of the most inspirational moments in anime. In both the Attack on Titan anime and manga, Erwin is a gruff, no-nonsense leader who wants the best for his Scouts. In the manga, he had a love interest named Marie.
There isn't a rage form in the Attack on Titan manga. Eren's just as angry in his fight against his former comrade, but it isn't expressed visually. It's possible the anime wanted to highlight Eren's feelings while he was fighting someone he considered a friend not too long ago. It's a cool change that unfortunately doesn't come back again.
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