Attack on Titan, Vol. 5

Name: Attack on Titan, Vol. 5
ISBN: 9781612622545

Hajime Isayama

Ages 13–17

Readers rate it 4.2 (78 on Hardcover)

192 pages · Released Jun 4, 2013 · Kodansha Comics

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Attack on Titan, Vol. 5 parent’s guide: what’s inside

High confidence

Sexual content

LGBTQ+ themes

Substance use

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A note for parents

Attack on Titan Vol. 5 is a dark manga series featuring intense action, large-scale battles between humans and giant creatures, and some character deaths. While the violence is stylized rather than gratuitously graphic, the tone is mature and deals with war, loss, and moral complexity. The series is best suited for older teens who can handle sustained tension and thematic weight.

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From the publisher

CAN YOU GO HOME AGAIN? Thanks to Eren, humanity has taken the town of Trost back from the Titans. Exhausted, Eren falls into a coma for three days – and wakes in shackles, staring at Erwin Smith, leader of the Survey Corps. Certain that Eren’s father’s research holds the key to the mystery of the Titans’ rise, Smit... CAN YOU GO HOME AGAIN? Thanks to Eren, humanity has taken the town of Trost back from the Titans. Exhausted, Eren falls into a coma for three days – and wakes in shackles, staring at Erwin Smith, leader of the Survey Corps. Certain that Eren’s father’s research holds the key to the mystery of the Titans’ rise, Smith wants an expedition to retrieve it from the house where Eren grew up. But that’s deep in Titan territory, and to get there Eren will need to master a power he still doesn’t fully understand…