CATDOLL: The live-action TV series of "Attack on Titan" turns into "hand-tearing Japanese devils"? Cute passerby

Yesterday, the popular manga "Attack on Titan" by Hajime Isayama was released. In addition to the two live-action movies scheduled to be released this summer, the official will also release a live-action TV series in August. Several stills have been released, which are far from the two-dimensional style. The passers-by are completely in the "hand-to-hand" style! The mud fighting scene is also intoxicating. I hope that after the special effects scenes are added, there will be no disappointment like the stills.

"Attack on Titan" live-action TV series cute passers-by A and B

Compare the image quality of "Hand-Tearing Devils"

Attack on Titan Live-Action TV Series

I hope the special effects are realistic and not like the domestic anti-Japanese drama~Ah, I fly!

In addition to the previously announced cast, a new character "Izuru" has been added to the TV series, and will be played by Uta Hiraoka. The production team is also the same as the film, with Shinji Higuchi serving as the supervisor.

According to the official, the TV series, which is produced as a spin-off, will focus on stories that cannot be depicted in the movie version, with the supporting characters in the movie version as the center, depicting the daily lives and secrets of the warriors. As the lead actress of the TV version, Ishihara Satomi said that it is indeed quite difficult to interpret the inner depths of the characters more deeply than in the movie works. For this reason, she also called Park Romi, the voice actor who voiced Hanji in the animation, for advice.

In addition, at a press conference held at the Maihama Theater in Chiba today, the official announcement of the production of the TV series of "Attack on Titan" was made. The TV series will be starred by Satomi Ishihara, and the rest of the cast will be the same as the movie version, including Nami Sakuraba, Hide Watanabe, Rina Takeda, Ayame Mizusaki, etc. Of course, the TV series will add a new character, played by Yuta Hiraoka.