Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 Specials

Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Survey Corps, Levi Squad!

「進撃の巨人」ちみキャラ劇場”とんでけ!新生リヴァイ班”

Comedy
7.77 episodesFinished Airing

Studio: Studio Moriken

Synopsis

Shingeki no Kyojin Season 3 DVD/BD specials. They are chibi parody shorts; one video was included on each of the DVD/BDs for a total of seven. Each video contained three stories (essentially chibi parody short episode 38–59) which continued the chibi parody story from the previous chibi parody specials included on the DVD/BDs of the previous seasons.

Characters & Voice Actors

Ackerman, Mikasa

Ackerman, Mikasa

Main

VA: Ishikawa, Yui

Arlert, Armin

Arlert, Armin

Main

VA: Inoue, Marina

Levi

Levi

Main

VA: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Yeager, Eren

Yeager, Eren

Main

VA: Kaji, Yuuki

Blouse, Sasha

Blouse, Sasha

Supporting

VA: Kobayashi, Yuu

Bott, Marco

Bott, Marco

Supporting

VA: Oosaka, Ryouta

Braun, Reiner

Braun, Reiner

Supporting

VA: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Forster, Floch

Forster, Floch

Supporting

VA: Ono, Kensho

Freudenberg, Marlo

Freudenberg, Marlo

Supporting

VA: Sugita, Tomokazu

Kirstein, Jean

Kirstein, Jean

Supporting

VA: Taniyama, Kishou

Lenz, Krista

Lenz, Krista

Supporting

VA: Mikami, Shiori

Leonhart, Annie

Leonhart, Annie

Supporting

VA: Shimamura, Yuu

Reviews

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If you've made it this far to AoT's specials, you already know of the infamous and overslept Chibi shorts that parody all sorts of happenings from the parent show, mocks the characters, and cracks dark jokes that feel too close to home. I think unless you're a completionist that wants to see everything there is or a fanatic AoT stan that just has to go through everything, you're probably not going to ever watch this, however, in both cases, nothing special might come out of this. The humor is very straight forward and 1 dimensional, even doll at times. It tries too hard to make somethingout of every scene it parodies, but at the end of the day, it's just another special to distribute along side the Blu-Ray release.

Mixed Feelings
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Another chibi special that adds absolutely nothing. Here we go again: another one of those chibi-style specials of a well-known work, which seems to exist only to fill space or keep the franchise "alive" between seasons. I'll start by making it clear that I'm not a fan of this type of approach. I can appreciate the chibi aesthetic in isolated illustrations or quick extra content, but turning it into a full episode almost never works for me. The animation, honestly, is quite weak. The style is already naturally simplified, but here it seems taken to the extreme of laziness. At several points, it feels like you're watchingstatic drawings being slightly moved, as if they were cutouts displaced on the screen. It lacks fluidity, it lacks energy, it lacks life. Instead of something dynamic and expressive, we have something stiff and without visual impact. The intention is clearly humorous, but it doesn't work as well as it should. The jokes are predictable, often relying only on the typical visual exaggeration of chibi, and rarely go beyond that. I smiled a few times, but nothing that really justified the time invested. It seems like the kind of content that tries to be funny all the time, but ends up not being memorable at any point. Another problem is the complete lack of purpose. It doesn't develop characters, doesn't expand the universe, doesn't bring anything relevant to the main story. It's the kind of special you can skip without missing absolutely anything and you probably won't even remember it exists after a while. In the end, it's totally dispensable material. It's not offensively bad, but it also doesn't offer any concrete reason to be watched. Still, incredibly, it manages to be more bearable than some recent productions that try to take themselves seriously and fail miserably (One Punch Man 3 cough cough). I don't recommend it. Final score: 4/10. =================================================================================================================Versão em Português===================================== Mais um especial chibi que não acrescenta absolutamente nada. Lá vamos nós de novo: mais um desses especiais em versão chibi de uma obra conhecida, que parece existir só para preencher espaço ou manter a franquia “viva” entre temporadas. Já começo deixando claro que não sou fã desse tipo de abordagem. Até consigo apreciar a estética chibi em ilustrações isoladas ou conteúdos extras rápidos, mas transformar isso em um episódio completo quase nunca funciona pra mim. A animação, sinceramente, é bem fraca. O estilo já é naturalmente simplificado, mas aqui parece levado ao extremo da preguiça. Em vários momentos dá a sensação de estar vendo desenhos estáticos sendo levemente mexidos, como se fossem recortes deslocados na tela. Falta fluidez, falta energia, falta vida. Em vez de algo dinâmico e expressivo, temos algo duro e sem impacto visual. A proposta claramente é humorística, mas também não funciona tão bem quanto deveria. As piadas são previsíveis, muitas vezes dependem apenas do exagero visual típico do chibi, e raramente vão além disso. Dei um ou outro sorriso em momentos pontuais, mas nada que realmente justificasse o tempo investido. Parece aquele tipo de conteúdo que tenta ser engraçado o tempo todo, mas acaba não sendo memorável em nenhum momento. Outro problema é a completa falta de propósito. Não desenvolve personagens, não expande o universo, não traz nada relevante pra história principal. É o tipo de especial que você pode pular sem perder absolutamente nada e provavelmente nem vai lembrar que existe depois de um tempo. No fim das contas, é um material totalmente dispensável. Não chega a ser ofensivamente ruim, mas também não oferece nenhum motivo concreto para ser assistido. Ainda assim, por incrível que pareça, consegue ser mais suportável do que algumas produções recentes que tentam se levar a sério e falham miseravelmente (One Punch Man 3 cof cof). Não recomendo. Nota final: 4/10.

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