This article is about the anime adaptation. For other uses of this name, see Attack on Titan (Disambiguation).
Attack on Titan (進撃の巨人 Shingeki no Kyojin?, lit. "Advancing Giant(s)") is an anime series based on the manga of the same name by Hajime Isayama. It was produced by Wit Studio and Production I.G for the first three seasons and by MAPPA for the fourth. The first season began airing in Japan on April 7, 2013, on Mainichi Broadcasting System.
Funimation licensed the series for an English release and home video and also streamed the series on its website, before being incorporated into Crunchyroll.[1][2][3] The series is also streamed by AnimeLab in Tokyo, Chicago, Australia, and New Zealand.[4]
The highly anticipated second season premiered on April 1, 2017. A third season was announced at the end of the second season's last episode[5] and released on July 23, 2018.[6] After airing 12 episodes, Season 3 was put on hiatus and resumed on April 29, 2019.[7]
When the final episode of the third season aired on July 1, 2019, it was announced that the fourth season of the anime series, titled Attack on Titan: The Final Season, was scheduled to air on NHK General during the fall 2020 anime season.[8] The Final Season premiered on December 7, 2020. After airing 16 episodes, The Final Season was put on hiatus and resumed on January 10, 2022.[9] After another 12 episodes aired, The Final Season was put on hiatus. The last two installments of The Final Season aired as TV specials on March 4, 2023 and November 5, 2023. Said specials were later reworked into their episodic version (各話版 Kakuwa-ban?): the first into three episodes released on November 5, 2023; the second into four more episodes released on November 19, 2023.[10]
Before the beginning of the second cour of The Final Season, NHK General TV aired a special series recapping all the episodes up until that point called Attack on Titan: Special Omnibus.
The anime can be watched on Sling, Hulu, Apple TV, Prime Video, Spectrum, and Crunchyroll.
Plot
Attack on Titan is set in a world where humanity lives inside cities surrounded by enormous Walls that protect them from Titans, gigantic humanoid creatures who devour humans seemingly without reason. The story centers around Eren Jaeger and his childhood friends Mikasa Ackermann and Armin Arlelt whose lives are changed forever after the appearance of a Colossal Titan, which brings about the destruction of their home town and the death of Eren's mother. Vowing revenge and to reclaim the world from the Titans, Eren, Mikasa, and Armin join the Scout Regiment, an elite group of soldiers who fight Titans outside the Walls.
Episodes
- Main article: List of Attack on Titan episodes
Season 1
Season 1 was released on April 7, 2013, in Japan,[11] with an English dub released on May 3, 2014.[12]
In episodes 1–13.5, the opening theme song is "Feuerroter Pfeil und Bogen" (紅蓮の弓矢 Guren no Yumiya?, lit. "Crimson Bow and Arrow") by Linked Horizon; and the ending theme song is "Utsukushiki Zankoku na Sekai" (美しき残酷な世界?, lit. "This Beautiful Cruel World") by Yōko Hikasa.
In the episodes 14–25, the opening theme song is "Die Flügel der Freiheit" (自由の翼 Jiyū no Tsubasa?, lit. "The Wings of Freedom") by Linked Horizon; and the ending theme song is "great escape" by Cinema Staff.
Episode 25 of the anime premiered on September 28th, 2013, and was screened in multiple Japanese theaters.[13]
Season 2
Season 2 was released on April 1, 2017, in Japan,[14] with an English dub released on April 22, 2017.[15]
In episodes 26–37, the opening theme song is "Opfert eure Herzen!" (心臓を捧げよ! Shinzō o Sasageyo!?, lit. "Dedicate Your Heart!") by Linked Horizon; and the ending theme song is "Yuugure no Tori" (夕暮れの鳥 Yūgure no Tori?, lit. "The Bird at Dusk") by Shinsei Kamattechan.
During the opening of the first compilation movie on November 21, 2014, director Tetsurō Araki confirmed that a second season was planned and set for a 2016 release.[16] However, on May 8, 2016, Selecta Visión, official distributor of the anime in Spain, revealed that the season had been delayed to 2017, according to information received from Kodansha.[17]
On July 3, during the Attack on Titan: Junior High Reading & Live Event, it was confirmed that the season was re-scheduled for a release during the spring 2017 anime season that starts in April. A letter by Hajime Isayama was read aloud at the event, where the mangaka acknowledged that it had been a long time since the release of the first season but that he hoped the fans still looked forward to it. A key visual featuring Eren, Mikasa, Armin, and the Colossal and Armored Titans was shown to attendees. It was also revealed that Masashi Koizuka would be the new director, with first season's director Tetsurō Araki serving now as chief director.[18][19] Finally, an official website for the season was unveiled.[20]
In December 2016, Funimation acquired the rights to Attack on Titan Season 2.[21]
Season 3
On June 17th, 2017, the third season of Attack on Titan was briefly confirmed via a video implying it would cover the events from Volumes 13 - 22.[22]
On April 27th, 2018, the first trailer was unveiled, confirming the season for a release date on July 23, 2018.[6] Funimation acquired the rights to Season 3 and announced that the first episode would premiere alongside showings of Attack on Titan: Roar of Awakening in theaters across the USA and Canada on July 10th and 11th, 2018.[23] The English dub began airing on Toonami on August 18, 2018.[24]
In episodes 38–49, the opening theme song is "Red Swan" by Yoshiki of X Japan featuring additional vocals from Hyde of L'Arc-en-Ciel; and the ending theme song is "Requiem der Morgenröte" (暁の鎮魂歌 Akatsuki no Requiem?, lit. "Requiem of the Dawn") by Linked Horizon.
On October 14, 2018, it was reported by the official website that Season 3 would go on hiatus until April 29, 2019.[25][26] Season 3 also returned on Toonami on May 25, 2019.[27]
In episodes 50–59, the opening theme song is "Shoukei to Shikabane no Michi" (憧憬と屍の道?, lit. "Path of Aspirations and Corpses") by Linked Horizon; and the ending theme song is "Name of Love" by Cinema Staff.
The Final Season
On July 1, 2019, the fourth season of Attack on Titan was confirmed via a video that featured art identical to the cover of manga Volume 26. The video also described the fourth season as being the "final season" of the entire anime series.[28][29]
On May 29, 2020, a trailer was released for the season,[30] revealing that the animation studio had changed from Wit to MAPPA and that Araki and Koizuka had been replaced as directors by Yuichiro Hayashi.[31]
On September 22, 2020, Funimation confirmed that they had acquired the rights to Attack on Titan: The Final Season.[32] On September 23, NHK announced that The Final Season will begin airing on December 7, 2020.[33][34] The English dub premiered on Toonami on January 10, 2021.[35]
In episodes 60–75, the opening theme song is "My War" (僕の戦争 Boku no Sensō?) by Shinsei Kamattechan; and the ending theme song is "Shock" (衝撃 Shōgeki?) by Yuko Ando.[36]
On March 29, 2021, it was announced by the official website[37] and via a special video[38] that The Final Season would go on hiatus until January 10, 2022.[39] The Final Season also returned on Toonami on February 13, 2022.[40]
For episodes 76–87, the opening theme is "The Rumbling" by SiM; and the ending theme is "Akuma no Ko" (悪魔の子?, lit. "a child of evil") by Ai Higuchi.[41]
On April 4, 2022, it was announced that The Final Season would go on hiatus until 2023.[42] On January 17, 2023, it was announced that the finale would be split into two special broadcasts: the former aired on March 4, 2023 in Japan and September 10, 2023 on Toonami; the latter on November 5, 2023 in Japan and January 6, 2024 on Toonami.[43] The two specials were also released on Japanese streaming services in their episodic version (各話版 Kakuwa-ban?): the first was reworked in three episodes on November 5, 2023; the second in four episodes released on November 19, 2023.
For the first special, the theme song is "UNDER THE TREE" by SiM.[44] For the second special, the theme song is "Ni-sen Nen... Moshiku wa... Ni-man Nen-go no Kimi e..." (二千年... 若しくは... 二万年後の君へ・・・?, lit. "To You, in 2,000 Years... Or Perhaps... 20,000 Years...") by Linked Horizon[44]. For the episodic version of said specials (episodes 88–94), the opening theme is "Saigo no Kyojin" (最後の巨人?, lit. "The Last Titan") by Linked Horizon; and the ending theme is "Itterasshai" (いってらっしゃい?, lit. "See you later") by Ai Higuchi.[45]
Voice Cast
Japanese Voice Cast
Main Cast
- Yuki Kaji as Eren Jaeger/Attack Titan
- Yui Ishikawa as Mikasa Ackermann
- Marina Inoue as Armin Arlelt, Narrator
- Kishō Taniyama as Jean Kirschtein
- Yū Shimamura as Annie Leonhart/Female Titan
- Yū Kobayashi as Sasha Braus
- Shiori Mikami as Historia Reiss
- Hiro Shimono as Conny Springer
- Yoshimasa Hosoya as Reiner Braun/Armored Titan
- Junya Enoki as Reiner Braun (Child)
- Shuhei Matsuda as Armored Titan (Season 3-The Final Season)
- Tomohisa Hashizume as Bertholdt Hoover
- Noriaki Kanze as Bertholdt Hoover (Child)
- Saki Fujita as Ymir/Jaw Titan
- Hiroshi Kamiya as Levi Ackermann
- Daisuke Ono as Erwin Smith
- Romi Park as Hange Zoë
- Kazuhiro Yamaji as Kenny Ackermann
- Yusaka Yara as Rod Reiss
- Takehito Koyasu as Zeke Jaeger/Beast Titan
- Daiki Yamashita as Zeke Jaeger (Young)
- Natsuki Hanae as Falco Grice/Jaw Titan
- Ayane Sakura as Gabi Braun
- Manami Numakura as Pieck Finger/Cart Titan
- Toshiki Masuda as Porco Galliard
- Ayumu Murase as Udo
- Yuumi Kawashima as Zofia
- Masaya Matsukaze as Colt Grice
Supporting Cast
- Tsuguo Mogami as Keith Sadies
- Takuya Masumoto as Moses
- Kyōko Terase as Moses' mother
- Tomohisa Asō as Nick
- Keiji Fujiwara as Hannes
- Kenjiro Tsuda as Hannes (Seasons 2-3)
- Akio Suyama as Hugo
- Yoshino Takamori as Carla Jaeger
- Hiroshi Tsuchida as Grisha Jaeger
- Yūto Uemura as Grisha Jaeger (Young)
- Nozomi Kishimoto as Dina Fritz
- Masaharu Sato as Armin's grandfather
- Daichi Endō as Dimo Reeves
- Ryōta Ōsaka as Marco Bodt
- Chika Anzai as Mina Carolina
- Shigeyuki Susaki as Thomas Wagner
- Kenji Takahashi as Samuel Linke-Jackson
- Shūhei Takubo as Daz
- Megumi Satō as Hanna Diament
- Kenta Ōkuma as Franz Kefka
- Kazuhiro Fusegawa as Milieus Zeremski
- Kenta Miyake as Miche Zacharius
- Yukari Shimotsuki as Phil
- Kōsuke Takaguchi as Wald
- Masahiko Tanaka as Dot Pyxis
- Gou Shinomiya as Gustav
- Ikumi Hayama as Anka Rheinberger
- Tomoyuki Shimura as Kitz Woermann
- Tomoyuki Higuchi as Nack Tierce
- Yūya Murakami as Ian Dietrich
- Yuuka Hirose as Mikasa's mother
- Daichi Endō as Mikasa's father
- Gou Shinomiya, Hiroki Maeda, and Shintarô Oohata as bandits
- Mariko Nagai as Louise
- Shigeyuki Susaki as Tom
- Natsuki Aikawa as Petra Rall
- Susumu Chiba as Eld Gin
- Kōzō Mito as Gunther Schultz
- Michiko Kaiden as Rico Brzenska
- Takanori Hoshino as Mitabi Jarnach
- Kenta Ōkuma as Sawney
- Ryota Asari as Waltz
- Anri Katsu as Nile Dawk
- Hideaki Tezuka as Dhalis Zachary
- Shinji Kawada as Oruo Bozad
- Rintaro Nishi as Moblit Berner
- Koichi Sakaguchi as Dieter Ness
- Akimitsu Takase as Darius Baer Walbrunn
- Masamichi Kitada as Luke Cis
- Miyuki Kobori as Ellie
- Asami Shimoda as Nanaba
- Shuhei Matsuda as Keiji
- Kiyohito Yoshikai as Abel
- Yoshihito Sasaki as Dieter
- Kazuhiro Fusegawa as Jurgen
- Daichi Endō as Peer
- Unshō Ishizuka as Leonhart
- Kōji Ishii as Leonhart (The Final Season)
- Akeno Watanabe as Hitch Dreyse
- Tomokazu Sugita as Marlo Freudenberg
- Yuichi Karasuma as Boris Feulner
- Seirō Ogino as Dennis Aiblinger
- Takahiro Sumi as Roderich
- Sachi Kokuryu as Ilse Langnar
- Minami Takayama as Jean's mother
- Kōji Yusa as Furlan Church
- Mariya Ise as Isabel Magnolia
- Manabu Sakamaki as Yan
- Takaya Hashi as Nicholas Lovof
- Kenjiro Tsuda as Flagon
- Sayaka Senbongi as Nifa
- Ryouta Takeuchi as Tomas
- Keiichi Nakagawa as Henning
- Yasuyuki Kase as Gelgar
- Hiroshi Naka as Artur Braus
- Otoya Kawano as Artur Braus (The Final Season)
- Nana Hamasaki as Kaya
- Risa Shimizu as Lynne
- Michiko Kaiden as Conny's mother
- Masamichi Kitada as Marcel Galliard
- Yuki Hayashi as Rashad
- Kimihiko Nakamura as Lauda
- Hiroaki Okuda as Beirer
- Kiyomitsu Mizuuchi as Elliot G. Stratmann
- Kaito Ishikawa as Lou
- Jouji Nakata as Wald
- Junko Kitanishi as Carly Stratmann
- Saori Terai as Caven
- Kousuke Takaguchi as Ralph
- Masaki Terasoma as Djel Sannes
- Osamu Sonoe as King Fritz
- Yoshikazu Nagano as Aurille
- Toshitsugu Takashina as Gerald
- Masaaki Ihara as Deltoff
- Tasuku Hatanaka as Flegel Reeves
- Michiko Neya as Alma
- Isshin Chiba as Roger
- Takayuki Masuda as Mirror Man
- Takashi Onozuka as Roy
- Kenji Takahashi as Peaure
- Chiyuki Miura as Abel Reiss
- Shohei Kajikawa as Ulklin Reiss
- Kei Kawamura as Frieda's mother
- Yōko Hikasa as Frieda Reiss
- Kohsuke Tanabe as Dirk Reiss
- Chiyuki Miura as Ymir Fritz
- Tetsuo Kanao as Kenny's grandpa
- Toshio Furukawa as Uri Reiss
- Keikou Sakai as Carsten
- Tomomi Kawamura as Sandra
- Kenshō Ono as Floch Forster
- Motoki Sakuma as Gordon
- Yasuhiro Mamiya as Dirk
- Saki Endō as Marlene
- Tōru Nara as Klaus
- Yasuyuki Sano as Harold
- Chiyuki Miura as Fay Jaeger
- Tomo Sakurai as Grisha's mother
- Kenji Hamada as Tom Xaver
- Yasunori Matsumoto as Eren Kruger
- Ikkyuu Juku as Gross
- Seirō Ogino as Jaeger
- Tatsuhisa Suzuki as Grice
- Jiro Saito as Theo Magath
- Tōru Nara as Koslow
- Kiyomitsu Mizuuchi as Calvi
- Atsuko Yuya as Karina Braun
- Kazuhiko Inoue as Willy Tybur
- Mariko Nagai as Fine Tybur
- Mamiko Noto as Lara Tybur/War Hammer Titan
- Kiri Yoshizawa as Kiyomi Azumabito
- Kohsuke Tanabe as Ogweno
- Ayako Moriya as Nambia
- Mitsuki Saiga as Yelena
- Keitaro Tanaka as Carlo
- Kouji Hiwatari as Onyankopon
- Kohsuke Tanabe as Varis
- Eiji Hanawa as Nicolo
- Junko Iwao as Lisa Braus
- Toshihiro Okubo as Roeg
- Jun Miyamoto as Greiz
- Shogo Sakata as Surma
- Saki Endo as Ramzi
- Eizou Tsuda as Fritz
- Ryoko Shiraishi as Halil
- Yutaka Aoyama as Müller
English Voice Cast
Main Cast
- Bryce Papenbrook as Eren Jaeger/Attack Titan
- Trina Nishimura as Mikasa Ackermann
- Josh Grelle as Armin Arlelt, Narrator
- Mike McFarland as Jean Kirschtein
- Lauren Landa as Annie Leonhart/Female Titan
- Ashly Burch as Sasha Braus
- Megan Shipman as Sasha Braus (The Final Season)
- Bryn Apprill as Historia Reiss
- Clifford Chapin as Conny Springer
- Robert McCollum as Reiner Braun/Armored Titan
- David Matranga as Bertholdt Hoover
- Elizabeth Maxwell as Ymir/Jaw Titan
- Matthew Mercer as Levi Ackermann
- Mikaela Krantz as Levi Ackermann (Young)
- J. Michael Tatum as Erwin Smith
- Jessica Calvello as Hange Zoë
- Phil Parsons as Kenny Ackermann
- Kenny Green as Rod Reiss
- Micah Solusod as Rod Reiss (Younger)
- Jason Liebrecht as Zeke Jaeger/Beast Titan
- Bryson Baugus as Falco Grice/Jaw Titan
- Lindsay Seidel as Gabi Braun
- Amber Lee Connors as Pieck Finger/Cart Titan
- Kellen Goff as Porco Galliard
- Ry McKeand as Udo
- Katelyn Gault as Zofia
- Griffin Burns as Colt Grice
Supporting Cast
- Patrick Seitz as Keith Sadies
- Jeff Johnson as Moses
- Linda Young as Moses' mother
- Francis Henry as Nick
- David Wald as Hannes
- Tyson Rinehart as Hugo
- Jessica Cavanagh as Carla Jaeger
- Alicyn Packard as Carla Jaeger (The Final Season)
- Chris Hury as Grisha Jaeger
- Justin Briner as Grisha Jaeger (Young)
- Erika Harlacher as Dina Fritz
- Francis Henry as Armin's grandfather
- Kent Williams as Dimo Reeves
- Bradley Campbell as Dimo Reeves (Episode 38)
- Austin Tindle as Marco Bodt
- Alexis Tipton as Mina Carolina
- Duncan Brannan as Thomas Wagner
- Adam McArthur as Thomas Wagner (OVAs)
- David Trosko as Samuel Linke-Jackson
- Brad Venable as Daz
- Brent Mukai as Daz (The Final Season)
- Tia Ballard as Hanna Diament
- James Chandler as Franz Kefka
- Joel McDonald as Milieus Zeremski
- Jason Douglas as Miche Zacharius
- Christopher Wehkamp as Phil
- Barry Yandell as Wald
- R. Bruce Elliott as Dot Pyxis
- Keith Kubal as Gustav
- Jamie Marchi as Anka Rheinberger
- Christopher Sabat as Kitz Woermann
- Will Short as Nack Tierce
- Scott Freeman as Ian Dietrich
- Colleen Clinkenbeard as Mikasa's mother
- Jarrod Greene as Mikasa's father
- Brandon Potter and Christopher Bevins as bandits
- Amanda Lee as Louise
- Tyler Walker as Tom
- Caitlin Glass as Petra Rall
- Vic Mignogna as Eld Gin
- Brett Weaver as Gunther Schultz
- Morgan Garrett as Rico Brzenska
- Kyle Hebert as Mitabi Jarnach
- Jonathan C. Osborne as Sawney
- Cris George as Beane
- Kyle Phillips as Waltz
- Ian Sinclair as Nile Dawk
- John Swasey as Dhalis Zachary
- Chris Smith as Oruo Bozad
- Jerry Jewell as Moblit
- Jonathan Brooks as Dieter Ness
- Brian Mathis as Darius Baer Walbrunn
- Eric Vale as Luke Cis
- Lydia Mackay as Nanaba
- Orion Pitts as Keiji
- Daman Mills as Abel
- John Burgmeier as Dieter
- Justin Cook as Jurgen
- Philip Weber as Peer
- Bill Jenkins as Leonhart
- Brittney Karbowski as Hitch Dreyse
- Todd Haberkorn as Marlo Freudenberg
- Micah Solusod as Boris Feulner
- Andrew T. Chandler as Dennis Aiblinger
- Ed Blaylock as Stohess District Mayor
- Ken Marmon as Roderich
- Marissa Lenti as Ilse Langnar
- Ryan Colt Levy as Furlan Church
- Kristen McGuire as Isabel Magnolia
- David Sobolov as Nicholas Lovof
- Madeleine Morris as Nifa
- Marcus D. Stimac as Tomas
- Troy Hughes as Henning
- Jason Charles Miller as Gelgar
- Jeremy Schwartz as Artur Braus
- Mike Pollock as Artur Braus (Episode 82)
- Lara Woodhull as Kaya
- Felecia Angelle as Lynne
- Stephanie Young as Conny's mother
- Nathan Sharp as Marcel Galliard
- Ricco Fajardo as Rashad
- Christopher Bevins as Lauda
- D. C. Douglas as Elliot G. Stratmann
- Y. Chang as Lou
- Marisa Duran as Carly Stratmann
- Stephanie Young as Caven
- Andrew Love as Ralph
- Bruce DuBose as Djel Sannes
- Charles Campbell as King Fritz
- Doug Jackson as Aurille
- Bill Jenkins as Gerald
- Ben Bryant as Deltoff
- Cris George as Flegel Reeves
- Heather Walker as Alma
- Daniel Baugh as Roger
- Alex Organ as Mirror Man
- Bill Flynn as Roy
- Chris Burnett as Peaure
- Sarah Roach as Abel Reiss
- Howard Wang as Ulklin Reiss
- Marti Etheridge as Frieda's mother
- Dawn M. Bennett as Frieda Reiss
- Brittany Lauda as Dirk Reiss
- Apphia Yu as Ymir Fritz
- Mark Stoddard as Kenny's grandpa
- Nazeeh Tarsha as Uri Reiss
- Stephen Fu as Uri Reiss (Younger)
- Chris Rager as Carsten
- Brittany Lauda as Sandra
- Matt Shipman as Floch Forster
- Jeff Johnson as Gordon
- Brad Hawkins as Dirk
- Emily Neves as Marlene
- Ben Phillips as Klaus
- Brandon McInnis as Harold
- Sarah Wiedenheft as Fay Jaeger
- Cynthia Cranz as Grisha's mother
- John Burgmeier as Tom Xaver
- Ray Chase as Eren Kruger
- Bradley Campbell as Gross
- Randy Pearlman as Jaeger
- Jim White as Jaeger (Episode 61)
- Robbie Daymond as Grice
- Neil Kaplan as Theo Magath
- Mick Wingert as Koslow
- John Gremillion as Calvi
- Casey Casper as Karina Braun
- Jonah Scott as Willy Tybur
- Kimmie Britt as Fine Tybur
- Suzie Yeung as Lara Tybur/War Hammer Titan
- Michelle Rojas as Kiyomi Azumabito
- Wilbur Penn as Ogweno
- Nazia Chaudhry as Nambia
- Anairis Quiñones as Yelena
- Andrew Campbell as Carlo
- Zeno Robinson as Onyankopon
- Oscar Seung as Varis
- Billy Kametz as Nicolo
- Natalie Van Sistine as Lisa Braus
- Keith Silverstein as Roeg
- Stephen Fu as Greiz
- Ben Balmaceda as Surma
- Anjali Kunapaneni as Ramzi
- Kenny James as Fritz
- Maryam Baig as Halil
- Sean Hennigan as Müller
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