Hajime Isayama, the creator of Attack on Titan, has come out with a new short story featured in the art book “Attack on Titan: Fly.” Delving into the earlier years of Captain Levi, the story titled “Attack on Titan: Bad Boy” reveals the harsh upbringing that shaped the iconic character.
“Attack on Titan: Bad Boy” offers insight into Levi’s journey from his tragic loss of his mother to his transformation into a formidable soldier under the tutelage of Kenny, a ruthless mentor.
While the short story’s official release in North America is yet to be confirmed, eager fans are already dissecting spoilers circulating online. Through “Bad Boy,” readers gain a deeper understanding of Levi’s affinity for tea, a poignant connection to his late mother that echoes throughout his life.
As Isayama maintains his stance against sequels or spin-offs for Attack on Titan, “Bad Boy” may mark the final chapter for manga readers. While past side stories have received anime adaptations, the fate of “Bad Boy” on the small screen remains uncertain.
