No they aren ' t . White and black on most are worth more . Just a little unsolicited advice for you . <| sep |> Just like other kits in Seed RM . line , it is solid with very little to complain about . The kit is right in the middle of the complexity scale not hard to build , but not the most simple . Posing is fun . All the gimmicks you expect are there . My only complaint is the extra skirt armors don ' t stick well . They are very easy to fall off . While posing , I find it best to just remove them first until you get the pose you want , then plug the skirts back in . <| sep |> Ty took that shot for nothing . Pagano cucking it up <| sep |> exactly this but only when people are present <| sep |> More focus on Eren and his development before going into other characters maybe ? Like others have said there ' s major art quality differences , and there is a tendency in AoT for drama to happen during crucial scenes , but I think one of the biggest differences is the character focus . In Berserk , a large amount of the story is just the events that happen around one guy with a really shitty life going . We see him go from a baby soaked in the blood of his people to a man soaked in the blood of his . people . But we see every major step along the way and relate better with him as a result , even though there ' s a major disconnect to the world he lives in . We have him fully develop as a person , and still have things going on for him to develop during the story , before we get other significant characters join him on his quest . In Attack on Titan on the other hand , there ' s less to work with . The younger characters and relative safety of the walls means that there are far less life events to work with . We are presented with a frightening world just like Berserk though , and have the potential to watch these people grow and adapt to the horrors of their lives . Attack on Titans As soon as Eren shifts into a titan for the first time though we lose that . Combine that with nothing really happening specifically to develop the main characters , since Eren and Mikasa are both pretty op , and it becomes much harder to keep the story afloat . So instead of focusing just on the characters , AoT becomes focused on the world they live in , with an entire arc going into the political system of the wall . Even this recent stuff is less to do with how Eren could kill all the titans , but instead we get history lessons of the world they live in . It ' s hard to compare the two because they are both very different stories , with far different goals , but I think that ' s partly where Berserk ' s strength lies . Focusing on one person instead of the entire world he lives in .