The following are some of the locations and landmarks in the Attack on Titan universe. Shiganshina District (シガンシナ区 Shiganshina-ku?) is a district on the south side of Wall Maria. It is where Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert lived before it was destroyed by the Colossus Titan and the Armored Titan. [1][2]

The following are some of the locations and landmarks in the Attack on Titan universe. Shiganshina District (シガンシナ区 Shiganshina-ku?) is a district on the south side of Wall Maria. It is where Eren Jaeger, Mikasa Ackermann and Armin Arlelt lived before it was destroyed by the Colossal Titan and the Armored Titan. [1][2]

The walls and the more civic buildings followed the style. Looking deep into the interiors of the town, the spaces in between are infilled with several kinds of materials like brick, stone, tiles, mud.

2023年1月17日 · The world building isn't as expansive as lets say One Piece but for the world presented in the story, the world building is extremely intricate, thought out and has a lot of attention to detail which makes the world feel like a place we where just thrown into and lived in. First point is the ODM gear and the scout outfits.

2023年8月23日 · Now that we know which locations we’ll be focusing on in this discussion on the Attack on Titan map, let’s dig deep into them, starting with the most crucial location of all: Paradis Island. For the longest time in the story, the main characters and viewers believed that Paradis Island was what was left of the world and human civilization.

The Shiganshina District (シガンシナ区 Shiganshina-ku?) is a town located on the south edge of Wall Maria and is the hometown of Eren Yeager, Armin Arlert, and Mikasa Ackerman. The district is built within an outcrop of Wall Maria.

2023年10月7日 · We all know that the map of Attack on Titan is far from detailed. That is why I have created this detailed article about the world of Attack on Titan by scouring through several manga chapters, anime episodes, and forums. So, without further ado, let’s dive into the World Map of Attack on Titan.

From behind our own cozy, titan-free walls (see what I did there?), we’ll dive into a world where the architecture is more than just a backdrop—it’s a whole metaphorical mood board. It’s a reflection of humanity’s deepest fears, hidden histories, and perhaps the worst urban planning choices since someone decided to build Atlantis underwater.

Since Titans don't destroy buildings on purpose, it won't be touched. So now the owner can offer a once in a lifetime experience of dining outside the wall. Customers will get to go "beyond the wall" and experience true freedom.

I think that Attack on Titan's world-building doesn't really compare to a lot of the more unique anime/manga series out there. One Piece has built an entire world, with every island being an entirely new adventure to explore. In comparison, Attack on Titan seems pretty grounded in reality, heck AoT's world map is just ours but turned upside-down.