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Giants, or Kyojin, are giant hominins that act as both catalysts and enemies in the Attack on Titan series. At the beginning of the events depicted in the series, giants appear outside the walls of the last remaining human settlement. This settlement has been kept safe from giants by the three great walls, Maria, Rose, and Sina (Shina in the manga), which prevent Kyojins from penetrating the city and devouring the last humans. According to the people who lived inside the walls, giants first appeared about 107 years ago, attacking and eating humans at will and driving humanity almost to extinction. The origins of the Titans and who they were were a mystery in the Attack on Titan series, and author Hajime Isayama masterfully constructs the story, slowly pulling out vital information and letting the plot swell. As Season Three draws to a close, the Titans and their origins are revealed. For fans who haven't followed the manga, the revelations came as a shock. The secret of the origin ...

Susanoo is an ability granted by the Mangekyu Sharingan to those who awaken the powers of both eyes. It makes a giant human being that surrounds the user. It is one of the most powerful techniques granted to those who have acquired the Mangkyu Sharingan, but at the same time it consumes the user's life force and stamina. According to Obito Uchiha, it is rare for a Sharingan user to be able to activate Susanoo. Susanoo is formed by the personification of the user's chakra and therefore it varies in appearance and color between users. While the user remains generally anchored in Susanoo, it is possible for them to move freely within their body, as well as hover within it. The user can allow other people to enter Susanoo, or leave their bodies completely. While the Susanoo acts as a defense against external attacks, anything that comes out of the Susanoo passes through it. Weaknesses: Like other techniques given by the Mangkyu Sharingan, the user's eyes and body are affected w...

Yamato has managed to earn semi-faithful love from the One Piece fan community, despite appearing in only a few seasons. Here's why! However, in recent weeks, there has been a lot of talk about Kaido's heir, Yamato. This list will look back at that era and explain exactly why Yamato loved it. Character design: Yamato managed to impress early and didn't even need a single word to do so. This is largely due to the immediate appeal of her character design. Modeled after Kozuki Oden, Yamato wears similar clothes and heavy ropes to his hero. Furthermore, he appeared on stage with a powerful Kanabo club, very similar to his father's club, as well as Hannya's stunning mask that instantly sparked the interest of fans around the world. Beneath this mask is a cute face with bright, adventurous eyes, long hair, and the iconic long horns worn by everyone on the Kaido crew. With Kaido's personal touch, everything about Yamato is an even bigger story for fans. Yamato and Luff...

Bleach's story included many powerful characters, but some of them ended up perishing. Which characters were the strongest? It is a very popular shounen action series, with a large cast of iconic characters, starting with Ichigo Kurosaki. Ichigo's creed is to protect his friends rather than kill his enemies, and he is reluctant to kill anyone. However, some Bleach characters are killed despite their power. 10. Captain Jin Ichimaru of the 3rd Division: Captain Jin Ichimaru was not very popular among other reapers, due to his quirky personality, deceptive fake smile, and sarcastic accent. He was a collaborator with Sousuke Aizen from the start, and left a spirit society with Aizen and his co-conspirator, Captain Kaname Tosen. However, Jin was not entirely loyal to Aizen. At the last moment, he staged a coup against Aizen and attacked him with the secret abilities of Zanpakuto, Shinsu, but was seriously attacked by Aizen. With his last breath, Jin urged Ichigo to finish the missio...

Giants, or "Kyojin", are giant hominins that act as both stimuli and enemies in the Attack on Titan series. At the beginning of the events depicted in the series, giants appear outside the city walls where the last humans live. Whatever information we have about the giants at the beginning of "Shingeki no Kyojin", it's all the Survey Corps was able to gather during their many costly journeys outside the walls. The giants have consumed humans and their only motive seems to be to get inside the walls so that they can devour the rest of humanity. They could only work in sunlight and showed no interest in devouring any other living creatures or animals. They did not need food or drink to survive. People who lived inside the walls believed that the man-eating Kyojins first appeared about 107 years ago and drove humanity to extinction. The Three Great Walls were the only things that prevented the giants from entering the last human settlement and eliminating them com...

Kiki genkai generally come in the form of dojutsu, or compound transformations of nature. Dojutsu are eye-focused abilities, and compound nature transformations are natural transformations that use two natural transformations. Ninjutsu that uses three natural transformations is also called Kiki Tota. Compared to dojutsu that are transmitted almost exclusively through clans, nature-transformed kekiki genkai appear to appear in individuals with no known relationship. Lava firing, a combination of fire and the earth's chakra, appeared in the ninja Kirigakuri, Iwagakuri, and Kumogakure. Since kiki genkai requires a genetic prerequisite for the formation of these abilities, they cannot be copied by others. However, there were attempts to acquire the unique abilities of Kekei Genkai through transplantation and genetic experiments. Dojutsu can be transplanted into someone else's body, as is the case for Ao and Byakugan or Kakashi and Sharingan. The downside is that activating and usin...