Shingeki no Kyojin Picture Drama


Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Fly, Cadets, Fly!

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Synonyms: Shingeki no Kyojin: Chimi Kyara Gekijou - Tondeke! Kunren Heidan, Attack on Titan Picture Drama
Japanese: 「進撃の巨人」ちみキャラ劇場"とんでけ! 訓練兵団"
English: Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Fly, Cadets, Fly!
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Type: Special
Episodes: 9
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 17, 2013 to Mar 19, 2014
Licensors: Funimation
Studios: Studio Moriken
Source: Manga
Genre: ComedyComedy
Theme: ParodyParody
Duration: 10 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Ranked: #62942
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Popularity: #3021
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Both are specials that takes characters from otherwise shounen anime and remakes them into chibi style. Both are mainly for comedy purpose. Both have similar animation and short episodes. 
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Action shounen gets parodies in short episodes containing the characters remade into super deformed chibi design. 
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Short comedy episodes that parody otherwise serious and dramatical shows with chibi versions of the cast. 
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Action franchise gets parodised in the form of short comedy skits done with chibified version of the characters. 
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Attack on Titan Picture Drama isn't focused on action, and the art style is very different from Naruto. However, the antics within it reminded me of the antics from the early episodes of Naruto. The style of comedy is almost exactly the same. It was unmistakably similar, which made me think it was worth a mention. 
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Parodies of anime with heavy themes feature the characters in chibi form. Each episode is broken down into segments. 
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A comic version of two series of the action, doing things that we are not accustomed to see the characters that integrate them , also related to the main plot. They often parody cliches and various things from their original plot. 
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Both are specials with short episodes that takes characters from otherwise shounen anime and remakes them into chibi style. Both are mainly for comedy purpose. While Shingeki no Kyojin Picture Drama stays in same storyline as parent anime, Swort Art Offline - Extra Edition is putted in news setting.  
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Both are short specials, made as spin-offs of original series. Both have chibi-styled characters and are based mainly on comedic dialogue. Both are comedies and both have short episodes. Difference is that Shingeki no Kyojin Picture Drama comes froum shounen anime while K-On: Ura-On comes from slice of life anime. 
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Both are short specials that chibify the characters of their original shows to parody the show.  
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Both are spinn-off specials of othervise violent anime, featuring it´s characters and making fun of it. Both have short episodes. 
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Characters from popular action shounen anime redesigned as chibi and put in comedic situations, parodying the original show. 
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Both are spin-off specials of otherwise shounen anime, featuring it´s characters and making fun of the parent show. Both are comedies and both have short episodes. 
report Recommended by abystoma2
Both are specials with short episodes that takes characters from otherwise shounen anime and remakes them into chibi style. Both are mainly for comedy purpose. While Shingeki no Kyojin Picture Drama stays in same storyline as parent anime, Swort Art Offline is putted in news setting. 
report Recommended by abystoma2
Both are short episodes with brilliant humour and lovable characters. Both shows have a very similar charm with laughs often at the expense of the silliness of it's own cast of characters. 
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