Present In Indonesia, Attack On Titan: The Final Exhibition Ready To Give Different Experiences For Manga And Anime Lovers

Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - After successfully being held in Singapore, Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition is present in Indonesia. The exhibition is expected to provide a different experience for manga and anime lovers to enjoy the work of Hajime Isayama.

Eddie Tan as Director of SPACElogic International Indonesia said that the decision to bring the exhibition to Indonesia after seeing the enthusiasm of fans from Indonesia when the exhibition was held in Singapore.

"One of the reasons why we brought this exhibition to Indonesia after coming from Singapore was because we saw many fans from Jakarta deliberately fly to Singapore to watch it," said Eddie Tan during a press conference at AKR Gallery West, West Jakarta on Thursday, June 15.

"I think a lot of Attack on Birds fans in Indonesia missed the show in Singapore. This is the best time after the Covid-19 pandemic to watch it live in Jakarta," he continued.

Furthermore, Ross Leo as the organizer's representative said that the exhibition in Jakarta would be bigger than Singapore. More work will be displayed from Hajime Isayama which is intended to provide more satisfaction for fans.

The exhibition in Jakarta is twice as big as in Singapore. When in Singapore it was about 860 meters wide and in Jakarta 1,400 square meters. Tapu is not only a matter of size, fill in the content in it too. For Jakarta, there will even be a few pages from the manga. And that's why we want to make sure fans can get a bigger and better experience in Jakarta," said Ross Leo.

Not only manga and anime displays, this exhibition also features exclusive interviews with Hajime Isayama who talks about manga and his journey to write Attack on Titan stories. Along with the video, preliminary concept and storyboard images will also be displayed with a dialogue he wrote himself.Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition will take place from 17 June to 22 October at AKR Gallery West.