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Attack on Titan, Vol. 12

Hajime Isayama

Ages 14–18

Readers rate it 4.3 (78 on Hardcover)

192 pages · Released 2014

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Attack on Titan, Vol. 12 parent’s guide: what’s inside

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A note for parents

Attack on Titan Vol. 12 continues the series' trademark blend of intense action and psychological tension as characters face life-or-death stakes against giant monsters. The manga features significant violence and dark themes including character deaths and body horror, alongside themes of friendship, sacrifice, and determination. This volume is best suited for older teens comfortable with horror elements and moral complexity, as it assumes familiarity with the ongoing narrative and raises the emotional and physical stakes considerably.

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THE CHASE IS ON! Erwin and the Survey Corps desperately mount a rescue operation to take Eren back from the Colossus Titan and Armored Titan. But without the numbers to form up properly outside the walls, how can the humans catch up before they're all slaughtered? Just whose side is Ymir on? And will Eren ever see his... THE CHASE IS ON! Erwin and the Survey Corps desperately mount a rescue operation to take Eren back from the Colossus Titan and Armored Titan. But without the numbers to form up properly outside the walls, how can the humans catch up before they're all slaughtered? Just whose side is Ymir on? And will Eren ever see his friends again?

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  • Horror
  • manga
  • Sci-fi
  • Science Fiction
  • Dystopian

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ISBN 9781612626857 · Kodansha Comics

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