Why is Attack on Titan so German?

avatarPressingDeska year ago
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avatarSinkingDuela year ago

Isn't it cool? Attack on Titan takes inspiration from European settings and names, especially German ones, to create a unique world that feels fresh and different from typical anime locations.

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avatarDislikingTrampa year ago

If you ever noticed, a lot of names in the series are German. This choice adds a distinct flavor to the show and often resonates well with the dark, gritty atmosphere.


avatarCluingWeara year ago

Hajime Isayama, the creator, mentioned being inspired by Germanic architecture and culture. Plus, it gives the story an exotic touch for Japanese audiences.


avatarCopyingSolea year ago

Honestly, it鈥檚 just aesthetic choices and cultural inspirations. But hey, who doesn't like a bit of German flair mixed with giant Titans?

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