Attack On Titan: Complete Season One Collection [DVD]

"Attack on Titan" Season 1 is a masterclass in storytelling that grips you from the very first episode and refuses to let go until the credits roll. From jaw-dropping twists to heart-wrenching moments, this anime series delivers an adrenaline-pumping experience like no other. One of the most captivating aspects of "Attack on Titan" is its ability to keep viewers on the edge of their seats with its unpredictable plot. Just when you think you have it all figured out, the story takes a sharp turn, leaving you stunned and hungry for more. Whether it's the shocking revelations about the Titans or the hidden truths about the world they inhabit, every twist feels earned and leaves a lasting impact. But it's not just the twists that make "Attack on Titan" so compelling; it's also the emotional depth of the characters and their struggles. From the determined Eren Yeager to the skilled Mikasa Ackerman and the loyal Armin Arlert, each character is fleshed out with their own fears, dreams, and motivations. You can't help but become emotionally invested in their journey, feeling their triumphs and heartaches as if they were your own. Of course, the Titans themselves are a central and terrifying aspect of the series. The bone-chilling roars of these giants, coupled with their grotesque appearance, create an atmosphere of constant dread and suspense. Every encounter with a Titan is a pulse-pounding battle for survival, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the very end. And let's not forget about the music. The soundtrack of "Attack on Titan" is nothing short of phenomenal, perfectly complementing the epic scale of the series. From haunting melodies to intense orchestral pieces, the music enhances every scene, drawing you deeper into the world of the Titans. In conclusion, "Attack on Titan" Season 1 is a thrilling rollercoaster ride that will leave you breathless and wanting more. With its gripping plot, memorable characters, terrifying Titans, and breath-taking music, it's no wonder this anime has captured the hearts of millions. If you haven't watched it yet, do yourself a favour and dive into this epic adventure. You won't be disappointed.

Perfect for a Masterpiece collection; and Yes, in DVD ! Good quality.

As someone new to anime, the Blu-Ray of Attack on Titan Season 1 was an excellent starting point for me. I was never really into this genre before, but I found myself thoroughly enjoying this series. The show has a very serious and gory tone, which was quite appealing to me. The audio and video quality on the Blu-Ray is top-notch, offering a much more immersive experience compared to standard formats I believe. Regarding the Blu-Ray release itself, it's really well-done. The boxes are sturdy and pretty well designed, with a clear listing of all the episodes and their corresponding story arcs inside. Despite consisting of two boxes, they are conveniently stored in a single case, making storage and access quite easy. Overall, for anyone new looking to dive into anime or just enjoy a good series with excellent production quality, Attack on Titan Season 1 is a fantastic choice, especially on Blu-Ray.

Great anime probably one of the best my favourite character is captain levi as for the rest they are great too really enjoy these iv got the rest of them two aprt from the last few episodes being 94 as the last as it's not yet out on blu ray or dvd highly recommend to people starting out new on anime so this plus Sword art online and sankarea Undying Love witch is US release are in my top three best animes to watch there's many more great titles I own and worth the watch.

I finally started on attack on Titan. I was quite late because so many great series came out around the same time. what a mistake that was! It starts at a good pace. we enter a peaceful village, where the leading characters live. there is a 50 meter wall around it, to keep out flesh eating giants named Titans 1 of the characters Eren Yaeger wants to be on the scout regiment, that actively hunts Titans. almost immediately into the story the village is attacked by a Titan taller than the wall His mum is eaten by 1, but Eren and his 2 friends Mikasa and Armin escape within the 2nd wall. All three decide to join the military and after a few years they make it. When they get their first assignment however, the huge Titan attacks again Eren gets eaten, and as it turns out has a hidden talent. (or a curse?) I haven't finished watching season 1 yet, but I think I will enjoy the series. as I mentioned, the pace is fast, but the series still manages to get in the background of people a little, I assume it will go in deeper as the story goes on. I was wrong to leave the series for this long, but on the other hand I could say I saved the best for last

This is is great show with gruesome deaths and a lot of great action scenes. However, the pacing can be a bit off when a tense scene is interrupted by a flashback that drains the momentum. Though, the most important thing I can say about this Blu-ray release is to fast forward the intro sequence if necessary instead of skipping it. Whereas most Anime treat the 1.5 minutes of opening animation as separate chapter, it's not the case here. Instead you'll jump about five minutes ahead which means you're missing out on some rather crutial story elements.

all in all a 5 star show, great characters, twists, animation, story telling etc etc etc, deserves the hype it gets great deal for the price, entire first season with bonus content on 4 discs in 2 cases, in a little paper sleeve. unlike some of my other orders its not damaged (which should be a given but idk what amazons been up to recently...)

This is the second anime I have ever watched (after Berserk) so my thoughts are based on being a new watcher. This is a very fast-paced show none of the episodes feel like 'filler'. This has both an English dub and English subs so it is accessible for deaf watchers and Japanese language and English subs for people who like the 'true' experience'. I watch this on my PC with VLC player As somebody that does not like to wait for new episodes to come out an option to buy the whole season is welcomed. In conclusion, I feel like you will not go wrong with buying this as a new anime watcher or a seasoned vet. 5*/5*

If you're going with the original japanese audio and the english subtitles - beware because the subtitles are messy. There are weird formulations, redundancies and mistakes here and there that makes it confusing to follow. I'm surprised with the relatively poor quality of the subtitles for an official release.

Great show. The quality of the Blu-ray was amazing.

とにかく最高です

First time I tried to watch this show, I thought it was terrible. Eren was a whiney, irritating main character, Mikasa had no character, and only existed to follow Eren around like a lost puppy, and Armin was too immersed in his own self-doubt to be useful, or interesting. It was really hard for me to watch the prologue. Then they did something I wasn't expecting. I suppose I can't say what, as it would qualify as a spoiler; but in my opinion it instantly made me wonder, where on earth are they taking this show? After that I was hooked. The more I watched, the more questions I had, and there's always the sense that the answers are out there, but not easily to be had. I love the show now, and can't wait for season 3. More importantly, though; the manga has given me so many more questions, and frustrated me thoroughly, because I can't talk about what I know with all my friends who only watch the anime... so if you love the anime, my suggestion to you is READ THE MANGA... it's at least a season further on, and there's so much more to the story than we're aware of so far in the anime. Totally worth it...

Ich habe mir die englische Version geholt, da ich nicht unbedingt mit den Preisen zur deutschen Version einverstanden war. Für die komplette erste Staffel hätte man also ca. 200 Euro ausgeben müssen. Wenn man also dem Englischen mächtig ist, ist das hier absolut ein Tipp zum Sparen. Die Dialoge sind gut verständlich, allerdings sollte man sich nicht zu sehr auf die Untertitel verlassen. Die weichen wörtlich, aber nicht sinngemäß, vom Dialog ab. Wobei ich mir hier vorstellen kann, dass man dies für z. B. Hörgeschädigte geändert hat, damit diese eher verstehen, wer was sagt. (Nur meine Theorie) Die Serie an sich ist hervorragend. Der Zeichenstil ist im Vergleich zu den 08/15-Animes schon anders, allerdings unterstützt gerade das die Atmosphäre der ganzen Geschichte. Und wer die Manga liest, hat sich eh mit einem etwas anderen Stil bereits arrangiert oder abgefunden ;) Gefallen hat mir persönlich, dass es wenige Abweichungen zu dem Manga (also der Originalstory) gibt. Und selbst diese Abweichungen sind absolut verkraftbar. Über die Story brauche ich mich hier nicht groß aufhängen. Ich bin auf dem aktuellen Stand der Manga und habe mir die Serie gekauft, um meinen Mann damit ein wenig zu ködern. Er guckt sich manchmal Animes mit mir an (Soul Eater, D.Gray-man, Sword Art Online...) und ich hatte gehofft, ihn damit auch fesseln zu können. Das Endergebnis? Er liest gerade die Manga und ein Freund von uns wurde ebenfalls angesteckt. Wer dem Ganzen also eine Chance gibt, bei dem stehen die Chancen ziemlich gut, dass er davon gefesselt wird. Auch, wenn er vielleicht nicht so auf Animes/Manga steht. Allerdings bleibt zu sagen, dass Attack on Titan einfach z. T. blutrünstig ist. Das sollte jedem bewusst sein, der sich an der Reihe versuchen möchte. Aber jetzt mal ernsthaft. Wir sprechen hier von Titanen, die Menschen fressen. Wenn ihr Mädchen mit wehenden Röcken Blumen pflücken gehen würden, wäre da etwas tierisch falsch gelaufen. Richtig?