The Science Of Attack On Titan

By (author) Yanagita Rikao
Description:
This book of ''fantasy science'' answers all the questions it would never occur to anyone to ask about Attack on Titan such as: ''What do Titans have in common with bears?''; ''How many humans per day should a Titan eat to stay healthy and svelte?''; and ''Why don''t Titans have, you know, reproductive organs..?'' With original illustrations and very original takes on the world of the Titans, fans will find this a welcome break from Attack on Titan''s dark tone.
Biographical note:
Rikao Yanagita dropped out of his science studies at Tokyo University to become a full-time cram school teacher. In 1991, he started a private cram school, only to find he had no managerial talent whatsoever. On the edge of bankruptcy, in 1995 Yanagita wrote "The Fantasy Science Reader," which applied scientific-sounding explanations to famous science fiction and fantasy characters and situations. It became a national bestseller. In the 20 years since Yanagita has made the Reader into a popular series, full of ridiculous illustrations and even more ridiculous theories.
Promotional headline:
THE (BRAZENLY MADE-UP) SCIENCE OF TITANWORLD!