【Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL】

【Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL】

I didn't have the opportunity to go to Japan to see the exhibition, so when the exhibition comes to Taiwan, I must give my heart!

Thanks to my sister for making an appointment for the second session on the first day of the exhibition; we were waiting outside the door before the department store opened, and I was the first guest in the off-site light food area; I researched the souvenir shopping strategy before departure... We really are Desperate to give my heart (and wallet).

There is a section of the exhibition area that is visited by Brother Chuang. In it, Brother Chuang mentioned that the work "Attack on Titan" was created with "I hope that everyone can have the feeling of "It's great to see this work". .

At the same time, I also hope to hurt everyone, but after thinking about it again, I think the meaning of "hurting the readers" does not mean deliberately using violence or malice to make readers feel sad, but to impact, destroy, and severely damage us. The cognition of , makes people alert: "Ah! This is the cruel reality!"

In addition to hurting everyone at a "very direct level", Brother Chuang actually indirectly uses the arrangement of the story, the encounter of the characters, the switching of the perspective, and the jump of the timeline in many places... Look...injured.

However, when I watched Brother Chuang say this, I still really thought, "It's great that I can stand here because I saw the work"...Ah, there are still such beautiful things in this world.

At the beginning of the exhibition, everyone will be asked to choose their own birth. Do you want to choose to be born inside or outside the wall? There are two different exhibition routes to choose from. As the tour progresses, it will converge at a certain point, just like in the story.

The objects in the exhibition are all original manuscripts of Brother Chuang. Although I have read the comics, the size of the original manuscript is very different from the size of the comics, so the shock degree is also poor. In addition, the original paper for comics can show lines delicately, clearly and cleanly, not as rough as the paper used for printing comics. Therefore, after reading the original manuscript, I realized that Brother Chuang's paintings are not "dirty" at all. In fact, they are very simple and neat!

It’s a pity that the original manuscript exhibition only has the number of words and the title of the article, but the content is not translated. Fortunately, we are very familiar with the content. We can roughly know which scene it is at a glance, and we can understand a little Japanese, so we all know What's going on in there. When I saw those scenes that made me feel extremely sad when I first watched it, I stood in front of the manuscript and read the dialogue, and I actually burst into tears, and the tears couldn't stop.

After watching the exhibition, I was really moved and grateful.