Attack on Titan's final manga answers the big questions about its final chapter
The Attack on Titan manga is in the midst of discussion as it is ending soon. The comic published by Hajime Isayama is nearing its final and 2% of the story remains.
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Creator and comic artist Hajime Isayama announced this month that the Attack on Titan series has reached 98%. At the end of the 134th chapter, fans have taken a guesswork to conclude how the series ended.
The Manga Attack on Titan and its ending which is still a secret, is predicted to answer the curiosity of its loyal readers.
For readers who don't remember, the question that arose some time ago was when a child's head popped over his father's shoulder. Fans are confused because humans and Titan attack each other.
Readers of Attack on Titan are confused because throughout the story there are absolutely no living children. Most of the children tended to die from being attacked by the Titan.
But in the manga Attack on Titan 134, there are two possibilities that can answer the reader's curiosity.
First, it relates to Historia or the new Paradis ruler who agrees to have children and secure the country's safety. But no one knows who the father is. In chapter 134 there is also a heroine who gives birth soon.
Another answer came from a baby who was shown at Marley. In chapter 134, there is a brutal death toll as Rumbling kills millions and thousands of children to escape fate. But there is one baby who survived even though the creator promised to kill them all.
The boy was visited multiple times in the manga Attack on Titan chapter 135 and opened up the latest death toll as Rumbling killed millions of people who had fled for life.
The story of the Attack on Titan manga has reached 98%. Earlier this year, Hajime Isayama revealed in an interview that the manga did indeed leave 5% of the story.
"Now the Attack on Titan manga is heading to the final because there is only one or two percent left of the planned story," said Hajime Isayama, quoted by Anime News Network.
