Attack On Titan Forced Us To Fall In Love With A Villain, And Other Anime Should Take Notes
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The show's subversion of shonen tropes is flat-out brilliant, and other programs should follow its lead.
The show's subversion of shonen tropes is flat-out brilliant, and other programs should follow its lead.
The show's subversion of shonen tropes is flat-out brilliant, and other programs should follow its lead.
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