Thread:Manuel de la Fuente/@comment-28004226-20160322003948/@comment-5774380-20160329152138

Hahahaha, well, thanks to the wiki. :P

I found the series when I was 23 (I'm 26 now), and the first thing I did was to investigate about it. I ran into the wiki and learned what was it about (and spoiled myself the identities of the shifters before watching the series e_e). I started with the anime and it was awesome, so I continued with the manga, and since it became my favorite series I continued reading all articles and knowing the rest of its universe —I bought the Kindle version of INSIDE & OUTSIDE a while ago too ;)—.

The other info that is not in the wiki and that I use to fill the articles I find it searching on Google. Usually Wikipedia; the AoT Wikis in other languages; manga news sites like Crunchyroll and Anime News Network; book sellers like Amazon, Barnes & Noble and Random House; and social networks like Reddit or Tumblr. Our Reporter is doing a great job keeping the Facebook page updated with the latest news too. :)