It is known to all that "Attack on Titan" sequel was delayed. There are many notions that have risen regarding the anime but creators and developers remain tight-lipped on the matter. However, while Eren is on hiatus, its counterpart "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" faces a rising scrutiny.
It stands out that the developers that created the epic series "Attack on Titan" has made another legacy in the form of "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress."
Along that line, doubters have voiced out their scrutiny that the noted series bears a striking resemblance with Eren Jeager's legacy. Hearsays have even surfaced that Eren Jeager was replicated on the new segment.
The "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" series begins with the depiction of a serene countryside that was baffled by the rising threat of monsters that are undead. With the threat of disaster and demise, a hero emerges from the pain and sorrow.
Seeing the devastation on his hometown, he embarks on a journey to reclaim the land and launched his own path of retribution, reports Anime News Network.
The nice and quiet episode gave the character so much breathing room. #Kabaneri handles pacing perfectly. pic.twitter.com/Io905L5j1d
— Anime Spambot (@AnimeSpamBot) May 27, 2016
Surprisingly, it depicts striking resemblance to Eren's life and struggles depicted on the first season of "Attack on Titan." The war began when the titans came on the quite and peaceful village that was home to Eren and the rest of the fighters.
Even though some doubters have voiced out that "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" has no authenticity and genuineness, some have debunked that notion as well.
For the uninitiated, the world of "Attack on Titan" is not angled on one scope. It is a dense and elaborated storyline that remains elusive even after 25 episodes were aired.
On a different note, while the world is busy comparing the similarities of "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress" with "Attack on Titan," fans and enthusiasts of titan segment could still get some thrills by playing its new game that is slated for release soon, according to iTech Post.
Nevertheless, with respect to "Kabaneri of the Iron Fortress," the new segment is a different concept of its own. There might be some slight resemblance, but the series that has been noted to replicate "Attack on Titan" should be given some chance to blossom out and showcase its worth in the anime world.
