'Attack on Titan' chapter 100 spoilers: Willy Tybur dies as Eren transforms in Marley

Fans have been waiting for the release of chapter 100 of Japanese manga series "Attack on Titan." Although the chapter will still be out this week, spoilers are already leaked online. Aside from that, the "Attack on Titan: Lost Girls" OVA trailer was recently dropped by producer Wit Studio.

The latest chapter of the manga featured Willy Tybur speaking in front of a massive crowd. He pleaded for everyone's help to join Marley's forces after Paradis lost control of the Founding Titan. He said that the people of Marley and Eldia needed to work together to face the threat.

Eren and Reiner were present during that gathering since they have reunited in Marley. Eren threatened to transform into a Titan. To stop him from doing that, Reiner forced him to sit down and listen to what Willy was saying.

While speaking, the stage where Willy is standing will suddenly explode. The next chapter will see Eren's Titan form emerging under the stage, which will result in the death of some Marley citizens. Because of what happened, Willy's body will be ripped in half and he will also have a broken neck. In that condition, Willy is apparently dead.

However, if he is indeed the War Hammer inheritor, he will have the ability to regenerate. But if he does not have that ability, then the leader of the Tybur family is indeed dead. It appears that his final wish prior to his death is to see a war happen in the area. With the looks of it, a war is indeed coming.

On the other hand, the trailer for "Attack on Titan: Lost Girls" OVA was released with the title "Wall Sina, Goodbye." This is the first OVA to get a public release on Dec. 8. The next one will be out on April 9, 2018 after the release of the 25th "Attack on Titan" manga volume. To complete the trilogy, a third one will be released on Aug. 9, 2018.

The new chapter of "Attack on Titan" manga is set for release on Dec. 9.

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