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| Image = End of the World novel.jpg |
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| Caption = Attack on Titan: End of the World |
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| Author = Touji Asakura |
| Author = Touji Asakura |
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| − | | Release date (US) = November 22, 2016 |
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| Publisher (US) = {{w|Vertical (company)|Vertical}} |
| Publisher (US) = {{w|Vertical (company)|Vertical}} |
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| ISBN (US) = 978-1-94505-408-2 |
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| − | + | '''''Attack on Titan: End of the World''''' is an English compilation release of the novels ''[[Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan]]'' and ''[[Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan: End of the World]]'', novelizations of the [[Attack on Titan, The Movie: Part 1|live-action]] [[Attack on Titan, The Movie: Part 2|movie]] adaptations of the ''[[Attack on Titan (Manga)|Attack on Titan]]'' manga. It is written by Touji Asakura. |
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== Plot == |
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== Summary == |
== Summary == |
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| − | === Prologue === |
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| − | === I. Limbo === |
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| − | === II. The Gates of Hell === |
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| − | === III. City of Dis === |
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| − | === IV. The Late Repentant === |
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| − | === V. Cocytus === |
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| − | === VI. Giudecca === |
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| − | === Caesura === |
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| − | === VII. Minos' Judgement === |
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| − | === VIII. The Truth of Eden === |
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| − | === IX. The Shores of Acheron === |
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| − | === X. Satan and Beatrice === |
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| − | == Novel and Movie Differences == |
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| − | * [[Armin (Live-Action)|Armin]] keeps his wind-up timer for himself at his workplace rather than giving it to a child as he does in the film. |
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| − | * The [[Scouting Legion (Live-Action)|Survey Corps]] is an already established organization at the time of the breaching of the First Wall, whereas in the movie the Survey Corps was in development at the time of the Wall's breaching. Instead, in the novel, there is news of a "Citizen Survey Party" which is set to embark beyond the Walls. |
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| − | * [[Eren (Live-Action)|Eren]], [[Mikasa (Live-Action)|Mikasa]], and Armin investigate the Wall because Eren believes he had seen a hole appear midway up the Wall before quickly closing. In the movie, the three approach the Wall out of curiosity. |
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| − | * [[Souda]] strongly advises against Eren joining the Survey Party and going beyond the Walls. In the movie, he is the one to inform Eren of the newly forming Survey Corps and seems to support his desire to see the outside world. |
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| − | * Mikasa is caught by a Titan when she tries to rescue a young girl and seemingly injures her leg in the chaos. In the movie, she rescues an infant and does not appear to suffer any injury. |
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| − | * [[Kubal]]'s speech is to the new recruits of the Survey Corps is much more lengthy than his speech in the film, detailing previous attempts to retake the First Wall as well as the briefing on the upcoming mission. Rather than introducing the recruits to [[vertical maneuvering equipment]], [[Hans|Hange]] instead gives precise details for the plan to seal the breach in the First Wall, with her VME introduction being given at an earlier time. |
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| − | * Armin is much more skeptical of the operation than he is in the movie, noting the type of fuel used for the vehicles which should be unavailable after the fall of the First Wall District's agricultural areas. |
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| − | * Eren and Armin find Souda in the mess hall before the mission, where he is serving soup to the recruits. In the movie, Souda is instead sitting outside in a drunken stupor. |
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| − | * When [[Yunohira]] stops the convoy in the novel, they finds some cows and a line of freshly severed heads, which Armin finds highly suspicious. In the film, the severed heads are absent. |
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| − | * Eren and [[Hiana]]'s encounter with the "[[Infant Titan]]" is absent in the novel. |
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| − | * [[Sannagi]] does not throw the [[Titan]] that kills Yunohira in the novel. |
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| − | * Captain [[Shikishima]] introduces himself to the recruits upon their arrival in [[Omotemachi]] before Mikasa arrives. In the film, the two are silent as the recruits see them, and they maneuver away from the scene without a word. |
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== References == |
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Latest revision as of 18:03, 22 October 2023
This article is about the English novelization of the live-action movies. For the second live-action movie of the same name, see Attack on Titan, The Movie: Part 2. For more pages referred to by this name, see Attack on Titan (Disambiguation).
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Attack on Titan: End of the World is an English compilation release of the novels Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan and Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan: End of the World, novelizations of the live-action movie adaptations of the Attack on Titan manga. It is written by Touji Asakura.
Plot
Ever since a horde of seemingly immortal and mindless giants emerged a century ago, humanity has been eking out a secluded existence behind a series of concentric Walls. The precarious peace does not last, and childhood friends Eren, Armin, and Mikasa, who witness the end of the world as they know it, embark on an infernal journey with no paradise in sight. In this novelization of both parts of the mega-hit comic's theatrical adaptation, the series' familiar setting, plot, and themes are reconfigured into a compact whole that is fully accessible to the uninitiated and strangely clarifying for fans of the original.[2]
Summary
- Main article: Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan
- Main article: Shōsetsu Eiga Attack on Titan: End of the World
References
- ↑ "Attack on Titan: End of the World". Amazon.
- ↑ Attack on Titan: End of the World novel — Back cover.