'Attack on Titan' Live-Action Spoliers: Titans emerge after 100 years of absence, humanity in danger; 1st of the 2-movie story hits theaters August

By Staff Writer

May 25, 2015 08:50 AM EDT

Attack on Titan fans need to wait just a little bit longer, as Attack on Titan movie, which was based on a manga released 6 years ago is set to be released this year.

The movie  will be starred by actor Haruma Miura, as the main character, Eren Yeager. Also part of the cast are model/singer  Kiko Mizuhara as Mikasa Ackerman, Kantana Hongo as Armin Arlert, Miura Takahiro as Jean Kirsten, Satomi Ishihara as Hange Zoe, Nanami Sakuraba as Sasha Blouse, and many others.

The story revolves around humanity being reminded about the truth of the existence of gigantic humanoid creatures called Titans, after a long time of living without them. These Titans eat humas without reason or remorse, true monster they are. Because of that, three concentric walls, called Wall Maria, Wall Rose, and Wall Sheena were built, and because of them, human beings are able to live in peace, and many grew up without ever seeing a Titan. But just when the people of the new civilization starts to think of Titans as a myth, everthing changes. The story starts in Shiganshima District where its fall begins when a titan appears after a lightning mysteriously strikes. The titans are later able to break the Wall Maria capturing the Shiganshima District. Smaller Titans were able to invade the district after that. This time, survival rate is low as soldiers who try to get in the way are killed in unimaginable ways.

The movie to be released will reportedly be the first of the two-movie story. The movie is directed by Shinji Higuchi, who is also well-known for storyboarding and directing Gunbuster and Macross Plus. The movie is written by Tomohiro Machiyama. Ever since its successful release years ago, Attack on Titan has been based for several TV shows and games. Meanwhile, its television adaptation's second season is set to be released on 2016.

Attack on Titan hits theaters on August 2015.

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