UniVersus Collectible Card Game Welcomes the Invasion of Attack on Titan
Gear up for an epic crossover as the iconic Attack on Titan anime series joins forces with UniVersus Collectible Card Game Immerse yourself in stunning new artwork and experience the thrill of this global phenomenon like never before!
UVS Games has announced that it will be incorporating the popular Attack on Titan anime series into its widely played UniVersus Collectible Card Game by 2024. In collaboration with Japanese publisher Kodansha, UVS Games aims to bring the renowned series created by Hajime Isayama to life within the UniVersus Collectible Card Game. The forthcoming sets inspired by the anime will showcase beloved characters from Attack on Titan, featuring both original and reimagined artwork. Existing players of the UniVersus CCG will undoubtedly appreciate the fresh and strategic gameplay introduced by these Attack on Titan sets, while newcomers will have the opportunity to join in on the fun without feeling overwhelmed or lost.
UVS Games has added numerous mega anime series to its expansive collection of franchises. My Hero Academia, Yu Yu Hakusho, and Cowboy Bebop have all received their own themed decks in the UniVersus CCG. Additionally, UniVersus CCG has featured popular anime-related franchises such as Street Fighter, Soul Calibur, Darkstalkers, and Mega Man. UVS Games has also included the Mortal Kombat series and World of Indines from American indie publisher Level 99 Games in its impressive lineup.
After a decade on air, the Attack on Titan anime TV series recently concluded with Attack on Titan: The Final Season. Fans eagerly anticipated the animated adaptation of the final Attack on Titan storyline, celebrating its dramatic conclusion while playfully paying tribute to the series' fallen hero. The series finale not only overwhelmed streaming sites like Crunchyroll, crashing their servers, but also caused the new ending theme song, "Itterasshai" by Ai Higuchi, to skyrocket on YouTube, amassing 1.3 million views in just one day, surpassing the Spy x Family Season 2 opening theme song.
The series creator, Isayama, recently shared a heartfelt message with Attack on Titan fans worldwide, expressing gratitude for their support over the course of 10 years. Isayama also offered a sincere apology to studio MAPPA for the challenging task of animating the incredible yet intricate action sequences in the final season, which even he struggled to illustrate for the manga. Isayama took to social media to share a special illustration featuring Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert, while Yuichiro Hayashi, the anime director of Attack on Titan: The Final Season, also shared his own special illustration.
The Attack on Titan anime has concluded, but fans can look forward to an upcoming art book that includes a bonus story for the manga and a sneak peek of Isayama's new series, Akudo. You can stream Attack on Titan on Crunchyroll and Hulu.
Editor's P/S
As an Attack on Titan fan, I am thrilled to see the iconic anime series join forces with the UniVersus Collectible Card Game. The combination of the Attack on Titan universe and the UniVersus CCG's strategic gameplay is sure to create an exciting and immersive experience for fans of both franchises. I can't wait to see how the beloved characters and epic storylines from Attack on Titan will be brought to life within the UniVersus CCG.
The Attack on Titan anime series has left a lasting impact on the anime industry, and its conclusion has been met with both excitement and sadness by fans around the world. The series finale, Attack on Titan: The Final Season, delivered a dramatic and satisfying conclusion to the story, while also paying tribute to the fallen heroes of the series. The overwhelming response to the finale, including the crashing of streaming sites and the skyrocketing popularity of the new ending theme song, is a testament to the enduring popularity and significance of Attack on Titan.
