Ever thought about what happens when fan creativity meets the intense world of Attack on Titan? Well, this is what came out of Attack on Titan: Requiem, a fan-made manga that is setting the Internet on fire. In a good way. This guide is made to help you get into the exciting chapters of and how to read Attack on Titan: Requiem from the die-hard fan to the greenhorn one.
Your Path to Diving into the Attack on Titan: Requiem Manga
Because of the fact that it is a fan-made project by a non-profit group, also known as Studio ECLYPSE on YouTube, AoT: Requiem was never published in book shops and anime or manga websites. The only place where it can be found is on dedicated fan sites and specific social media, and this place is aotnorequiem.com. You can start from the beginning by clicking on this link. And don’t be spooked if you hear some noise as there is an automatic player playing ambience music made specifically by fans and for fans. Don’t forget to support the creators by following their official channels!
What is Attack on Titan: Requiem?
Attack on Titan Requiem is an alternate ending to the original Attack on Titan manga by Hajime Isayama, created by passionate fans. It offers a different take on the conclusion, addressing various fan theories and exploring alternate storylines. The project has gained significant attention for its quality artwork and compelling narrative. Their work replaces the final three chapters of the original manga (137, 138, and 139) and presents a new conclusion, diverging from the established events of the source material (chapters 001-136).
All publicly recognizable characters, settings, and other elements are the property of Kodansha and Hajime Isayama, including the original characters and plot. Kodansha and Hajime Isayama are not associated with the creators or producers of this fan-made work, and no copyright infringement is intended.
Attack on Titan no Requiem is a piece of fanfiction. It falls under fair use as it is non-commercial, only borrows the concepts of the original characters and plot (without directly copying any assets), and introduces significant changes to the original story, making it distinct from a simple redraw.
Attack on Titan: Requiem on Patreon
The people behind the manga also have a Patreon to help support the projects. They write “We will ensure that any and all funds received and used are communicated with full transparency. And while work, life, and acts of god, may occur, we vow to consistently communicate updates and relay any changes concerning this project.” If this is something you would love to support, click here to go to the Patreon page.
