Exclusive: Jaw-Dropping Revelation in Leaked Attack on Titan Cover Art!

Attack on Titan, the manga, concluded in 2021. However, it did not go without controversy as many fans expressed dissatisfaction with the series' ending. Author Hajime Isayama has now released a new volume, volume 35, which includes an art book titled The Fly, as well as an 18-page all-new chapter that follows the original ending of the story.

Despite already adding eight pages to improve the original ending, Isayama's inclusion of this new chapter suggests that he is still unsatisfied with how the series concluded. The cover of the art book indicates a significant focus on the aftermath of the story. Although the Mikasa and Eren situation was a source of concern for many people, it is anticipated that the fanbase as a whole will highly appreciate this new art book.

Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for Attack on Titan.

Attack on Titan is getting a special chapter in the manga, titled Volume 35, which will release in 2024

Scheduled for release on April 30, 2024, Attack on Titan volume 35 by Hajime Isayama is not just an art book, but also includes a new chapter of his popular series. Titled The Fly, this upcoming installment seems to delve into the lives of the surviving characters after the tumultuous events of The Rumbling. The cover itself offers a tantalizing hint of what fans can expect from this eagerly anticipated release.

Isayama recently revealed details about the upcoming volume in a press release. According to Hypebeast, he expressed his excitement about the release of a color art book, which encompasses his previous works. Additionally, he mentioned his ongoing work on a new manga specifically for this art book. This bonus manga will be included in the bonus edition of 'Attack on Titan Volume 35.' Isayama expressed his hope that readers are eagerly anticipating its release.

The series' ending and the criticism it received

Hajime Isayama faced significant criticism within the manga and anime community regarding the ending of his series. Some individuals went to the extreme of sending him death threats, leading the author to publicly apologize for the quality of the conclusion.

Despite these concerns, fans held onto hope that the anime adaptation by MAPPA, scheduled to conclude in November, would make efforts to improve the ending. However, leaked information suggests that no substantial changes will occur, leaving the storyline's controversial elements, such as Eren's misguided affection for Mikasa, intact.

This doesn't negate the series' quality for the vast majority of its story and how it has become a cultural phenomenon through its anime adaptation.