Attack on Titan: The Last Attack hits Japanese theaters and promises to be the first film in the franchise that introduced anime fans to characters like Eren Jaeger, Armin Arlert, and Mikasa Ackermann.. While the film itself is a compilation film that will bring together the final episodes of the anime series, that doesn’t stop creator Hajime Isayama and Studio MAPPA from offering fans new and often fun art. For quite some time, Isayama has made no secret of his passions outside of the manga world and the mangaka has been honored with the release of a fun new poster that combines one of the loves of his life with a creepy horror aesthetic.

Hajime Isayama certainly earned his retirement, working in Attack on Titan for more than a decade. While the final scene of the series did hint that the Titans cycle would continue long after the deaths of Eren Jaeger and the Scout Regiment, the mangaka has refrained from confirming whether it will continue with the universe. The latest example of Hajime’s return to Survey Corps history was through Attack on Titan: Bad Boya short story that focused on Captain Levi’s early life. While the story did not feature characters eating Titans, it focused on the dark story of Levi’s early years as he battled poverty and grew into the man who became a fan favorite.

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Sauna Attack: The Last Sauna

Hajime Isayama wanted nothing more than to have a sauna to retire from creating manga.. He liked saunas so much that the artist has even created a new art of the Scout Regiment enjoying the warm environments. As part of the countdown to Attack on Titan: The Last Attack release date in Japan on November 8, the anime’s director, Yuchihiro Hayashi, has released a new poster.

“The Sauna Killer 2” is a fictional horror film that appears to bring together Eldians and Marleyians alike as they face the horror of a sauna and a killer within it. This premise would make for a hilarious anime concept, although it’s highly unlikely we’ll see this concept make it to the screen. Still, the anime world could always use another good horror project.