Top 10 Fun Facts About Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan isn’t just a dystopian action anime — it’s a cultural phenomenon that redefined the genre. With its intense storyline, shocking twists, and deep lore, there’s a lot hiding beneath the surface. Here are 10 fun facts that every Scout Regiment fan should know.

1. The Titans Were Inspired by Drunks

Creator Hajime Isayama said the eerie, awkward movements of Titans were inspired by watching drunk people stumble around in real life.

2. Eren’s Name Has Symbolic Meaning

“Eren” comes from Turkish and means “saint” or “holy person.” A surprising contrast to his morally complex role in the series.

3. The Setting Was Inspired by a German Town

The walled cities in Attack on Titan were inspired by the medieval German town of Nördlingen, known for its circular shape and fortified walls.

4. Mikasa Was Named for a Warship

Mikasa’s name comes from a Japanese battleship, the “Mikasa.” Isayama gave her a strong name to reflect her strength and honor.

5. The Story Was Originally Planned as a One-Shot

Attack on Titan was first created as a 65-page one-shot. Due to its popularity, it was expanded into the full series we know today.

6. Isayama Was Just 23 When He Created It

Hajime Isayama was only 23 years old when he pitched Attack on Titan. It was his first major manga — and it became a global success.

7. Titans Were Designed Without Reproductive Organs on Purpose

Isayama left out reproductive anatomy to make Titans look more unsettling and unnatural — more like human-shaped monsters than humans.

8. Levi Ackerman Wasn’t in the Original Plan

Levi, one of the most iconic characters, was a later addition to the story. He became so popular that he got his own spin-off manga.

9. Eren's Voice Actor in Japan Screamed So Hard He Got Injured

Yuki Kaji, who voices Eren, once revealed he physically injured his throat while recording intense scenes, especially during Titan transformations.

10. The Manga and Anime Have Slightly Different Endings

The anime’s final season features expanded scenes and tweaks compared to the manga — making both worth experiencing for the full story.

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Which fact surprised you the most?

Let us know in the comments — and come back next week for “Top 10 Fun Facts About Jujutsu Kaisen.”

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