The Live-Action Attack On Titan Was Never Going To Succeed After Cutting The Anime's Best Character

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The live-action Attack on Titan movies made the fatal mistake of leaving out the anime’s best character. One of the most popular anime series of the last decade, Attack on Titan premiered in 2013 as an adaptation of Hajime Isayama’s manga. Although a second season of the anime would only be released in 2017, fans of the show got to see a two-part live-action movie released in the meantime.

The Live-Action Attack On Titan Movie Was Finished Once It Cut Levi Ackerman's Character Levi Ackerman Doesn’t Appear In The Live-Action Attack On Titan Close There are a lot of things that don’t work about the Attack on Titan movie, but the decision to remove Levi Ackerman from the story and replace him with an original character is arguably the worst of them.

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