who was the first jaw titan

Since I don't know the exact story, the main character is likely the man with no jaw himself. He would be at the center of the narrative, whether he's the victim, a survivor of some ordeal, or perhaps even a villain in an unexpected way.

No, 'Glass Jaw' is not a true story. It's likely fictional or inspired by various elements but not based on actual events.

Hesiod was one of the first to mention Kronos in his epic works like 'Theogony'. His accounts were very important in establishing the early understanding of Kronos and the Titans in Greek mythology.

I'm not sure specifically which 'Man with No Jaw Story' you are referring to. It could be a horror story about a man who lost his jaw in some tragic event, like an accident or an attack. Maybe it's a mystery where the lack of a jaw is a key clue to solving a crime.

The first volume of Attack on Titan introduces the post-apocalyptic world and the initial encounters with the Titans.

One common horror story is about improper jaw alignment post - surgery. Some patients end up with a misaligned jaw that affects their bite and speech. Another is excessive pain during the recovery period that doesn't seem to go away with the prescribed medications. Also, there are cases where nerve damage occurs, leading to numbness in parts of the face or lips that can be permanent in some rare instances.

Without having read 'the titan novel', it's difficult to say exactly who the main characters are. However, it's possible that there is a protagonist who is on a quest related to the titan. This could be a scientist, an adventurer, or just an ordinary person thrust into an extraordinary situation. There might also be antagonists who oppose the protagonist's goals regarding the titan, such as other power - hungry individuals or groups. Additionally, there could be side characters like friends or family of the main character who play important roles in the story.

Sorry, I have no idea which author wrote the 'Black Titan Novel'. It could be an indie author or someone from a relatively unknown publishing house. There's just not enough information here to tell.

It was written by Hajime Isayama.

Sasuke could also be a very powerful contender. His Sharingan and Rinnegan give him a lot of combat advantages. If he had Titan abilities, he could use his ocular powers to control and enhance the Titan form. He might be able to see the weak points of his enemies even more clearly in a Titan form and use his lightning - based jutsu more effectively, combined with the brute strength of the Titan.