Tokyo: Earth Online Manga Artist

They've been so close for the past two years, it's hard to imagine any change in their feelings.

Right now, she just feels very comfortable. All she feels are sweet and soft beautiful girls, it's so comfortable.

Fujimoto Itsuki wasn't so lucky; he could only sit on a chair at the dining table on the other side, quite a distance from the sofa.

Eri Aragaki was already quite aloof, and Itsuki Fujimoto was even less daring; after being told off a few times by her, he became very obedient.

No one spoke at that moment; only the sounds from the television echoed in the living room.

The full preview of the first episode of Attack on Titan is now playing.

In the anime, the famous scene from the first episode is playing, where a colossal giant peeks out from above the city wall, its skinless face taking up the entire screen.

Then there are timeless quotes.

That day... humanity was reminded once again of the fear of being dominated by giants!!

Even though they had read the manga and knew this scene would come, everyone still held their breath when they saw the Colossal Titan appear in the anime.

The sense of oppression was completely different from that in the comics.

Comics are static, and readers can control the speed at which they turn the pages.

But the animation will zoom in on your face, giving you no time to process what you've done.

The scene where Eren's mother is trapped under the collapsed house, with Hennessy carrying Eren and Mikasa as they escape, Eren's outstretched hand futilely grasping at the air.

Eren turned around, and in his eyes was the image of the Titan devouring his mother.

Upon seeing this, the usually emotional Ayane Takeda covered her mouth with her hand, her eyes wide open.

Erina also felt that this scene was too impactful, and pursed her lips.

The impact of transforming a static comic strip into a dynamic animated scene is simply too powerful.

"Great!"

Ayano, on the other hand, did not show any fear or shock. She was one of the few true Attack on Titan fans among the people present.

She would fall deeply in love with Attack on Titan even if it wasn't drawn by a friend she knew.

She's a niche fan, and her favorite genre is dark horror and suspense, like Attack on Titan.

The others, like Ayane, Erina, and Natsume Akane, were basically influenced by a degree of affection for the other characters as well.

Because Attack on Titan is a manga drawn by Eri Aragaki, they like it, but their pure love for the work isn't as intense.

The vines in the distance are also...

"Amazing! The animation produced by this team is truly incredible!"

He was trembling with excitement as he spoke.

After a long while...

"It's so cruel..."

Ayane Takeda straightened up, covered her mouth, and said, "And it's a bit scary... but senpai... Attack on Titan anime is definitely good!!"

Although she was genuinely terrified, but...

She could also tell that it was truly beautiful.

The main thing is that they are very emotionally fulfilled.

The highlight of Attack on Titan lies in its emotional pull. The journey from terror and despair to the courage born from despair is deeply moving. With such emotional impact and decent animation, it's enough to make one feel satisfied.

"Yes, it should look pretty good."

Erina nodded. "I think... a lot of people will like it after the anime airs."

"Of course!"

At this moment, Ayano Kawakami followed Eri Aragaki's example and gave a thumbs up, saying sincerely, "This level of TV animation ranks among the best in the entire history of Japanese animation."

Production IG has really poured all its top-tier resources into this project, and I can't wait to see the audience's reaction.

And... ahhhhh, does this mean I have to wait longer than everyone else to see the second episode of the anime?

Ayane and Erina's comments seemed somewhat emotionally charged, but Ayano's words were very serious.

As a fan of Attack on Titan, she felt that apart from the different plot order, the anime was exactly what she imagined the Attack on Titan anime should have.

Especially when the giant that eats mothers appears...

This part is even more impactful than the original comic.

On one hand, there's the advantage of animation itself; on the other hand...

When Eri Aragaki drew this storyline, she was just a new manga artist whose drawing skills were slightly better than Hajime Isayama's.

Of course, this part of the original manga is not as good as the top-notch production of the animation team at this time.

"Yes! Teacher, you're amazing!"

Fujimoto Tatsuya nodded and said excitedly, "The best scenes in the Attack on Titan manga have all become even better in this anime."

When I saw the colossal giant appear, I really felt like I was standing right under the city wall.

This animation production team is amazing!!

He had already secretly decided that if he were to debut as a comic artist in the future, and if one day his comic works were to be adapted into animation, he would definitely want an animation production team like that!

Eri Aragaki sat on a single sofa, her heart already bursting with joy.

She wasn't nervous at all.

Since the anime was exactly the same as the first episode she saw in her previous life, and with the example of Attack on Titan becoming a huge hit in her previous life, what was she panicking about now?

There's absolutely no need to panic!

Anyway, she's already seen it all... After the anime aired, she amassed a fortune through various copyright incomes, becoming a multi-millionaire!

"Thank you all. I feel relieved after watching the first episode."

However, Eri Aragaki didn't show it at the moment, and just said in a normal tone, "There's absolutely no need to worry about the abilities of Director Araki and the production team, but I might not be so free for the next two weeks."

Mr. Sakurai said today that he needs to coordinate with the promotion before the anime airs. He has a TV interview to record and a press conference to attend next Wednesday. The production team hopes I can make time for it.

"A television interview."

Ayano Kawa turned her head and said, "Do you want me to help you prepare some clothes? When you're on TV, the camera will wash out your makeup, and if you wear light colors, you'll be swallowed up by the background."

I saw that interview last time... Although Eri, you're very pretty, your outfit was terrible... I can help you put together an outfit more suitable for television.

"Um... okay."

Eri Aragaki smiled and agreed, "Then I'll trouble you, Ayano."

"We're still talking about this..."

Ayano Kawakami leaned in close, pressing her cheek against Eri Aragaki's, and said with a grin, "As for makeup... Erina, you do it. Your makeup skills are way better than mine."

"This time... I'll definitely make my sister even more beautiful!"

Erina, looking as if she had made up her mind, agreed.

Fujimoto Itsuki secretly watched this scene from the side, and for some reason... he felt that the atmosphere among these beautiful older women was a bit off.

They say they have a very good relationship, but it seems like their relationship is a bit too good.

"Ah Shu".

"Teacher! I'm here!"

Fujimoto Itsuki responded immediately upon hearing Aragaki Eri's shout.

"Go back and do your homework first, then rest."

Eri Aragaki dismissed them, but only to Itsuki Fujimoto; she didn't say anything to the girls around him.

"Ok!"

Fujimoto Itsuki was quite honest, but he quickly muttered, "Actually, it's okay to do homework on the weekend..."

But he still turned around and obediently left Eri Aragaki's apartment, closing the door behind him.

The girls in the apartment were now playing around more freely and seemed even closer.

Some signs of spring are just beginning to appear here.

……

at the same time……

The release date information for the Attack on Titan anime is already being shared online.

Although the animation was still being broadcast on television rather than online, online pre-release promotion was still an essential part of the process.

Shueisha has released a preview of the Attack on Titan anime broadcast.

The trailer was made into a 30-second short video, with new background music and several key shots from the main feature, and posted on Shueisha's official website and JUMP's reader service page.

Then, several official promotional channels began to push the news simultaneously. The homepage of the anime's official website was changed to a large picture of the entire Survey Corps facing the city wall, with the broadcast date and the time slots for the two slots written in eye-catching font.

The reaction on Japanese social media was very quick.

After getting home from school, Ueno Taku habitually turned on his computer and saw the news on the JUMP official website that popped up.

The trailer image he clicked on showed Allen's silhouette standing on the city wall, along with a date, appearing on the screen.

Then he saw the details of the anime's release date.

"Two different tiers for TV Tokyo's evening and late-night slots?"

Ueno Taku glanced at the information. "The evening version is the censored version, and the late-night version is the full version? Ah... I really want to see the full version... But summer vacation will be here soon, and then I can stay up at night to watch TV."

He personally wanted to see the full version, after all, he considered himself a loyal fan of Attack on Titan and an adult at that.

How could he possibly be afraid of seeing bloody scenes?

Moreover, the essence of Attack on Titan lies in its bloody and realistic depictions of giants eating.

But then he quickly thought of something else... It's almost summer vacation, and then he'll be able to watch TV late into the night.

Although summer vacation in Japan also falls in July and August, it usually starts in mid-to-late July, so there are still two weeks until summer vacation begins.

Ueno Taku then began browsing related posts online.