Attack on Titan Guide: All 94 Episodes, Cast and Where to Stream

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Series guide

Attack on Titan
  • TV Series
  • 2013-2023
  • 23-24 min
  • MBS (seasons 1-2), NHK General TV (seasons 3-4)
  • Adventure anime and manga
  • Dark fantasy
  • Post-apocalyptic anime
  • Thriller anime
  • Dystopian anime and manga
Stars
Yuki Kaji · Yui Ishikawa · Marina Inoue

Images: Crunchyroll / TVmaze

Where to watch Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan streams on Crunchyroll in the US, included with a subscription, in sub and dub. One thing to know first: the service carries 87 numbered episodes. The last seven are there as a separate 2-hour-24-minute film, Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK, rather than as episodes.

Streaming options in the United States, updated Sep 15, 2026. More from crunchyroll.com. Service logos are trademarks of their owners.

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Seasons 4

Attack on Titan episodes 94

Season

Season 1 · 25 episodes · 25 aired · Apr 7, 2013 to Sep 29, 2013

  1. E1Apr 7
  2. E2Apr 14
  3. E3Apr 21
  4. E4Apr 28
  5. E5May 5
  6. E6May 12
  7. E7May 19
  8. E8May 26
  9. E9Jun 2
  10. E10Jun 9
  11. E11Jun 16
  12. E12Jun 23
  13. E13Jun 30
  14. E14Jul 14
  15. E15Jul 21
  16. E16Jul 28
  17. E17Aug 4
  18. E18Aug 11
  19. E19Aug 18
  20. E20Aug 25
  21. E21Sep 1
  22. E22Sep 8
  23. E23Sep 15
  24. E24Sep 22
  25. E25Sep 29
  1. S1.E1 ·

    To You, in 2000 Years: The Fall of Shiganshina, Part 1

    A century behind three enormous walls, a boy in the Shiganshina District says out loud that he wants to see the outside, to people who would much rather he did not.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Tetsurō Araki · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  2. S1.E2 ·

    That Day: The Fall of Shiganshina, Part 2

    With the outer district gone, Eren, Mikasa and Armin are among the refugees pushed behind the next wall, and Eren's anger starts looking for somewhere to go.

    Directed by Masashi Koizuka · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  3. S1.E3 ·

    A Dim Light Amid Despair: Humanity's Comeback, Part 1

    The 104th Cadet Corps meets its drill instructor, and the vertical manoeuvring gear sorts the recruits considerably faster than he does.

    Directed by Kiyoshi Fukumoto · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  4. S1.E4 ·

    The Night of the Closing Ceremony: Humanity's Comeback, Part 2

    Five years of training end in graduation and a choice of regiment, which for most of the class is really a choice about how safe they intend to be.

    Directed by Makoto Bessho · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  5. S1.E5 ·

    First Battle: The Struggle for Trost, Part 1

    The Colossal Titan appears and is gone again in the same breath, and the cadets get the fight they trained for in the streets of Trost.

    Directed by Shinpei Ezaki · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  6. S1.E6 ·

    The World the Girl Saw: The Struggle for Trost, Part 2

    Armin comes round into the aftermath, and a flashback to the year before the wall fell explains where Mikasa's strength came from.

    Directed by Tomomi Ikeda · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  7. S1.E7 ·

    Small Blade: The Struggle for Trost, Part 3

    The squads are low on gas with headquarters overrun, and Mikasa's attempt to rally them costs her more than she planned.

    Directed by Yuzuru Tachikawa · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  8. S1.E8 ·

    I Can Hear His Heartbeat: The Struggle for Trost, Part 4

    Retaking the supply depot needs a plan assembled entirely out of things that have no business working.

    Directed by Satonobu Kikuchi, Shinpei Ezaki, Tatsuma Minamikawa · Written by Noboru Takagi

  9. S1.E9 ·

    Whereabouts of His Left Arm: The Struggle for Trost, Part 5

    Levi's squad is recalled to Trost, and what actually happened inside the Bearded Titan is finally shown.

    Directed by Yoshiyuki Fujiwara · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  10. S1.E10 ·

    Response: The Struggle for Trost, Part 6

    Eren tells Mikasa and Armin about the basement of his old house, and up on the wall the garrison's cannons are being reloaded.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  11. S1.E11 ·

    Idol: The Struggle for Trost, Part 7

    Commander Pyxis has a plan that needs the troops to hold their ground, and a reason to give them that might make them do it.

    Directed by Kiyoshi Fukumoto · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  12. S1.E12 ·

    Wound: The Struggle for Trost, Part 8

    The plan stalls, a red flare goes up, and the squad assigned to guard Eren starts arguing about whether to stay with him.

    Directed by Shintaro Itoga · Written by Noboru Takagi

  13. S1.E13 ·

    Primal Desire: The Struggle for Trost, Part 9

    The boulder is still lying where it fell, and the operation has exactly one attempt left in it.

    Directed by Masashi Koizuka · Written by Noboru Takagi

  14. S1.E14 ·

    Can't Look into His Eyes Yet: Eve of the Counterattack, Part 1

    A military tribunal decides which regiment gets Eren, with the Military Police arguing for a much simpler answer than either.

    Directed by Keisuke Onishi, Shinpei Ezaki · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  15. S1.E15 ·

    Special Operations Squad: Eve of the Counterattack, Part 2

    Levi's squad takes Eren to an abandoned headquarters to learn control, and Erwin has one month to justify keeping him.

    Directed by Kiyoshi Fukumoto · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  16. S1.E16 ·

    What Needs to Be Done Now: Eve of the Counterattack, Part 3

    The 104th pick their regiments at the Decision Ceremony, after Erwin tells them plainly what the Scout Regiment is for.

    Directed by Keisuke Onishi, Yasushi Muroya · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  17. S1.E17 ·

    Female Titan: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 1

    The Scouts ride out in long-range formation, and something moving far too fast comes at Armin's flank from the side.

    Directed by Daisuke Tokudo, Masashi Koizuka · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  18. S1.E18 ·

    Forest of Giant Trees: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 2

    The formation breaks apart and the expedition turns toward a forest for reasons Levi will not explain to anyone under his command.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Shin Wakabayashi · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  19. S1.E19 ·

    Bite: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 3

    Levi orders the squad to keep going while the rearguard is cut down behind them, and Eren has to decide whether he can obey that.

    Directed by Kiyoshi Fukumoto, Tomomi Ikeda · Written by Noboru Takagi

  20. S1.E20 ·

    Erwin Smith: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 4

    The trap closes, and the reason Erwin kept the whole plan from his own officers starts to become clear.

    Directed by Shintaro Itoga · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  21. S1.E21 ·

    Crushing Blow: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 5

    The assumption that an intelligent Titan would behave roughly like Eren turns out to have been exactly that — an assumption.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Yasushi Muroya · Written by Noboru Takagi

  22. S1.E22 ·

    The Defeated: The 57th Exterior Scouting Mission, Part 6

    Levi goes in alone at a speed nobody else in the regiment can match, and the Scouts begin the ride home with their dead.

    Directed by Makoto Bessho, Shinpei Ezaki · Written by Noboru Takagi

  23. S1.E23 ·

    Smile: Assault on Stohess, Part 1

    The convoy enters the capital under Military Police escort, and Armin quietly asks Annie for a favor.

    Directed by Hirokazu Yamada · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  24. S1.E24 ·

    Mercy: Assault on Stohess, Part 2

    A few days earlier Erwin explained what Armin had worked out; in the present, Eren cannot make himself act on it.

    Directed by Akitoshi Yokoyama, Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  25. S1.E25 ·

    Wall: Assault on Stohess, Part 3

    The fight runs straight through a civilian district, and Erwin accepts in advance what that is going to cost him.

    Directed by Daisuke Tokudo, Masashi Koizuka, Shintarō Itoga, Tetsurō Araki · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

Season 2 · 12 episodes · 12 aired · Apr 1, 2017 to Jun 17, 2017

  1. E1Apr 1
  2. E2Apr 8
  3. E3Apr 15
  4. E4Apr 22
  5. E5Apr 29
  6. E6May 6
  7. E7May 13
  8. E8May 20
  9. E9May 27
  10. E10Jun 3
  11. E11Jun 10
  12. E12Jun 17
  1. S2.E1 ·

    Beast Titan

    Hange finds a Titan inside Wall Sina and a pastor who will not say why it is there, and then word arrives that Wall Rose has been breached.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  2. S2.E2 ·

    I'm Home

    Armin works out what the walls are actually made of, and Sasha rides for her home village well ahead of the rest of the Scouts.

    Directed by Yoshihide Ibata · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  3. S2.E3 ·

    Southwestward

    Connie reaches Ragako to find a Titan lying on his house, and the search for the breach in Wall Rose turns up no breach at all.

    Directed by Kenji Imura · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  4. S2.E4 ·

    Soldier

    Castle Utgard is attacked overnight with the senior Scouts holding the lower floors, and Reiner notices something about what Ymir can read.

    Directed by Hitomi Ezoe · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  5. S2.E5 ·

    Historia

    A blizzard during winter training years earlier explains who Christa Lenz was before she was Christa Lenz.

    Directed by Tetsuya Wakano · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  6. S2.E6 ·

    Warrior

    With no breach found and Ymir needing a doctor, a conversation up on the wall changes what everyone thought they knew about two of their own.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  7. S2.E7 ·

    Close Combat

    Eren is comprehensively outmatched until he starts using the hand-to-hand technique Annie drilled into him as a cadet.

    Directed by Takayuki Hirao · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  8. S2.E8 ·

    The Hunters

    Steam and confusion cover a withdrawal, and five hours later the divisions in Trost are told what happened out there.

    Directed by Yūmi Kawai · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  9. S2.E9 ·

    Opening

    Too injured to travel, Hange sends Moblit to Ragako in her place, while in the Forest of Giant Trees the plan for the night becomes clear.

    Directed by Yoshihide Ibata · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  10. S2.E10 ·

    Children

    Moblit gets a proper look at the Ragako Titan, and Ymir's sixty years are shown from the beginning.

    Directed by Kenji Imura · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  11. S2.E11 ·

    Charge

    Erwin's answer to an armored opponent is to bring a very large number of ordinary Titans to it.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  12. S2.E12 ·

    Scream

    Cornered and unable to transform, Eren reaches for something else entirely, and Ymir finally understands why the Warriors want him.

    Directed by Satonobu Kikuchi, Takayuki Hirao, Tetsurō Araki, Yoshihide Ibata · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

Season 3 · 22 episodes · 22 aired · Jul 23, 2018 to Jul 1, 2019

  1. E1Jul 23
  2. E2Jul 30
  3. E3Aug 6
  4. E4Aug 13
  5. E5Aug 20
  6. E6Aug 27
  7. E7Sep 3
  8. E8Sep 10
  9. E9Sep 17
  10. E10Sep 24
  11. E11Oct 8
  12. E12Oct 15
  13. E13Apr 29
  14. E14May 6
  15. E15May 13
  16. E16May 20
  17. E17May 27
  18. E18Jun 3
  19. E19Jun 10
  20. E20Jun 17
  21. E21Jun 24
  22. E22Jul 1
  1. S3.E1 ·

    Smoke Signal

    A remote cottage, a set of experiments on Eren, and a murder back in the capital that tells Levi who is really moving against the Scouts.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  2. S3.E2 ·

    Pain

    Kenny hunts Levi through the streets, and the Scouts have to kill people rather than Titans for the first time.

    Directed by Shita Taro · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  3. S3.E3 ·

    Old Story

    Historia tells the Scouts about her childhood, and Hange explains what the government actually intends to do with Eren.

    Directed by Tomoko Hirakata · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  4. S3.E4 ·

    Trust

    Two Military Police trackers are captured and turn out to be useful, and Levi interrogates an outpost for a location.

    Directed by Aiko Sakuraba · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  5. S3.E5 ·

    Reply

    Erwin's proposal to retake Wall Maria gets its hearing, and then news arrives that makes the council's answer very ugly indeed.

    Directed by Miki Komuro · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  6. S3.E6 ·

    Sin

    Rod has Historia touch Eren, and the memories that surface belong to both of them.

    Directed by Ryūta Kawahara · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  7. S3.E7 ·

    Wish

    Rod explains who built the walls a century ago, and what the First King did to every person living inside them.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Ken Andō · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  8. S3.E8 ·

    Outside the Walls of Orvud District

    The cavern starts coming down, and what climbs out of it afterwards is heading straight for a populated district.

    Directed by Matsuo Asami, Azuma Ryōsuke · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  9. S3.E9 ·

    Ruler of the Walls

    Evacuation is not an option, so the Garrison and the Scouts set a trap at the wall and hope the maths holds.

    Directed by Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  10. S3.E10 ·

    Friends

    Kenny Ackerman, dying, remembers the Reiss family, the Underground, and the nephew he walked away from.

    Directed by Shintarō Itoga, Aiko Sakuraba · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  11. S3.E11 ·

    Bystander

    Two months after the coronation Eren has hardening working, and a face from Grisha's memories finally gets a name.

    Directed by Matsuo Asami, Ken Andō, Shingo Uchida · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  12. S3.E12 ·

    Night of the Battle to Retake the Wall

    The expedition to Shiganshina is set, Erwin hands the serum to Levi, and everybody spends the night before it in their own way.

    Directed by Takashi Andō, Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  13. S3.E13 ·

    The Town Where Everything Began

    Shiganshina is deserted, the outer wall is plugged easily enough, and then Armin finds a campsite that is far too recent.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  14. S3.E14 ·

    Thunder Spears

    The Beast Titan cuts off the Scouts' only route out, and Hange's new weapon gets its first proper test against armor.

    Directed by Akitoshi Yokoyama, Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  15. S3.E15 ·

    Descent

    Bertholdt remembers Trost; in the present, a barrel is thrown into the district and Armin tries talking first.

    Directed by Shingo Uchida, Norihito Takahashi, Mai Teshima, Hitomi Ezoe · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  16. S3.E16 ·

    Perfect Game

    Shiganshina burns, Armin hands command to Jean, and Erwin reveals the last thing he has been holding back.

    Directed by Tetsuya Wakano · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  17. S3.E17 ·

    Hero

    The charge goes in across open ground, and it buys Levi one clear run at the treeline.

    Directed by Akitoshi Yokoyama, Yoko Kanamori, Tetsurō Araki · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  18. S3.E18 ·

    Midnight Sun

    Eren is alone on a roof with a dying Armin and an unconscious enemy, and then the Cart Titan arrives.

    Directed by Hiroyuki Tanaka, Shintarō Itoga · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  19. S3.E19 ·

    The Basement

    Nine Scouts are left standing, and Grisha's key turns out to open a drawer rather than a door.

    Directed by Mai Teshima, Hitomi Ezoe · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

  20. S3.E20 ·

    That Day

    Eren dreams his father's whole life, from a wall outside an internment zone to the movement Grisha eventually joined.

    Directed by Yoko Kanamori · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  21. S3.E21 ·

    Attack Titan

    Grisha is told how long a Titan's holder lives, what the Coordinate is, and what he is expected to do about both.

    Directed by Yasuhiro Akamatsu · Written by Hiroshi Seko

  22. S3.E22 ·

    The Other Side of the Wall

    Historia decides the island has to be told the truth — all hundred years of it, at once.

    Directed by Tetsuya Wakano, Shintarō Itoga, Tetsurō Araki · Written by Yasuko Kobayashi

Split cour: episodes 1-12 ran to October 15, 2018 and 13-22 resumed on April 29, 2019.

Season 4 · 35 episodes · 35 aired · Dec 7, 2020 to Nov 19, 2023

  1. E1Dec 7
  2. E2Dec 14
  3. E3Dec 21
  4. E4Dec 28
  5. E5Jan 11
  6. E6Jan 18
  7. E7Jan 25
  8. E8Feb 1
  9. E9Feb 8
  10. E10Feb 15
  11. E11Feb 22
  12. E12Mar 1
  13. E13Mar 8
  14. E14Mar 22
  15. E15Mar 22
  16. E16Mar 29
  17. E17Jan 10
  18. E18Jan 17
  19. E19Jan 24
  20. E20Jan 31
  21. E21Feb 7
  22. E22Feb 14
  23. E23Feb 21
  24. E24Feb 28
  25. E25Mar 7
  26. E26Mar 14
  27. E27Mar 21
  28. E28Apr 4
  29. E29Nov 5
  30. E30Nov 5
  31. E31Nov 5
  32. E32Nov 19
  33. E33Nov 19
  34. E34Nov 19
  35. E35Nov 19
  1. S4.E1 ·

    The Other Side of the Sea

    Four years on, Marley is fighting a war in the Mid-East, and the child Warrior Candidates are being sent into it.

    Directed by Kaori Makita

  2. S4.E2 ·

    Midnight Train

    Zeke proposes spending his last year retaking the Founding Titan, and on the train home Reiner talks to Falco about inheritance.

    Directed by Daisuke Tokudo

  3. S4.E3 ·

    The Door of Hope

    Reiner remembers the training program, his father, and the mission that sent four children over a wall.

    Directed by Kōki Aoshima & Hiromi Nishiyama

  4. S4.E4 ·

    From One Hand to Another

    Falco runs letters out of the internment zone for a wounded soldier, while Willy Tybur and Commander Magath reach an understanding.

    Directed by Tetsuaki Matsuda

  5. S4.E5 ·

    Declaration of War

    Willy takes a stage in Liberio to retell Marley's founding myth in front of the world, and then to correct it.

    Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine

  6. S4.E6 ·

    The War Hammer Titan

    The festival turns into a battlefield, and the Tybur family's Titan is not the one the Scouts prepared for.

    Directed by Cao Yi & Takahiro Kaneko

  7. S4.E7 ·

    Assault

    Pieck's Cart Titan arrives carrying a machine-gun unit, Zeke reaches Liberio, and the Scouts find out how much of the city the Marleyan military is willing to spend.

    Directed by Jun Shishido

  8. S4.E8 ·

    Assassin's Bullet

    Levi arrests Eren for going in alone, and a girl with a rifle climbs aboard a departing airship.

    Directed by Hidetoshi Takahashi, Lie Jun Yang<br />& Yōsuke Yamamoto

  9. S4.E9 ·

    Brave Volunteers

    Three years earlier the first Marleyan scout ship reached Paradis, and the people on it made the Scouts an offer.

    Directed by Kōki Aoshima

  10. S4.E10 ·

    A Sound Argument

    Two years ago a Hizuru envoy landed on Paradis, and a tattoo on Mikasa's arm turned out to matter a great deal.

    Directed by Kaori Makita

  11. S4.E11 ·

    Deceiver

    Gabi and Falco run into the countryside and are taken in at a stable by a girl who has no idea who they are.

    Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine

  12. S4.E12 ·

    Guides

    Public trust in the military is draining away, and Yelena admits she met Eren ten months before he ever crossed the sea.

    Directed by Kunihiro Mori

  13. S4.E13 ·

    Children of the Forest

    In the forest Zeke tells Levi what he did to Ragako four years ago and why, and Levi does not accept the reason.

    Directed by Yasuhiro Geshi & Kōnosuke Uda

  14. S4.E14 ·

    Savagery

    At the round table Eren insists he is acting of his own free will, and then says the same is not true of the people who love him.

    Directed by Jun Shishido

  15. S4.E15 ·

    Sole Salvation

    Zeke's childhood under Grisha and Dina, and the man outside his family who taught him to play catch.

    Directed by Mitsue Yamazaki

  16. S4.E16 ·

    Above and Below

    A Thunder Spear goes off in the forest, and back at Shiganshina the wine that everyone drank starts to matter.

    Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine, Tomoko Hiramuki, Jun Shishido, Mitsue Yamazaki & Yuichiro Hayashi

  17. S4.E17 ·

    Judgment

    Marleyan airships come down over Shiganshina, Pieck and Gabi reach Magath, and the Jaegerists comb the forest for what the Thunder Spear left behind.

    Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi

  18. S4.E18 ·

    Sneak Attack

    The freed Scouts pick a side, and the fight between Eren, Reiner and Porco is interrupted from the top of Wall Maria.

    Directed by Jun Shishido

  19. S4.E19 ·

    Two Brothers

    Reiner reaches for Porco and gets Marcel's memory instead, and Colt has one thing to ask Zeke before he screams.

    Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine

  20. S4.E20 ·

    Memories of the Future

    Zeke walks Eren through Grisha's life from birth, meaning to prove to him that he was made rather than born.

    Directed by Kōki Aoshima

  21. S4.E21 ·

    From You, 2,000 Years Ago

    In the Paths Zeke gives Ymir an order, and two thousand years earlier a girl in a rural village was given a different one.

    Directed by Naoki Matsuura

  22. S4.E22 ·

    Thaw

    The Wall Titans are moving, and Reiner and Gabi are searching the rubble of Shiganshina for Falco.

    Directed by Hidekazu Hara & Tokio Igarashi

  23. S4.E23 ·

    Sunset

    Trost argues about the price of what Eren has done, and Hitch finds Annie out of her crystal and out of the fight.

    Directed by Mitsue Yamazaki

  24. S4.E24 ·

    Pride

    Hange and Levi camp in the woods, hear Eren's message to the Eldians, and then run into Pieck and Magath.

    Directed by Kazuo Miyake

  25. S4.E25 ·

    Night of the End

    Hange asks Jean and Mikasa to join an alliance with the people who invaded them, and the camp does not take the idea well.

    Directed by Mitsue Yamazaki

  26. S4.E26 ·

    Traitor

    The flying boat at the occupied port is intact and wired with explosives, and the Wall Titans have already reached the sea.

    Directed by Teruyuki Ōmine

  27. S4.E27 ·

    Retrospective

    The boat needs half a day the alliance does not have, so Kiyomi proposes a longer route out by ship.

    Directed by Jun Shishido & Yuichiro Hayashi

  28. S4.E28 ·

    The Dawn of Humanity

    Months before Liberio the Scouts were on the Marley shoreline, and Mikasa looks back at what was said to her there.

    Directed by Hidekazu Hara, Mitsue Yamazaki<br />& Tokio Igarashi

  29. S4.E29 ·

    The Rumbling

    The Wall Titans reach the continent, and Eren, walking through Liberio months earlier, already knows exactly what he is going to do to it.

    Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi

  30. S4.E30 ·

    The Wings of Freedom

    The alliance works through the night on the flying boat at Odiha, and Yelena is persuaded to say where Eren is heading.

    Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi & Tokio Igarashi

  31. S4.E31 ·

    In the Depths of Despair

    Grieving and airborne, Armin drafts a plan that tries every other option before it reaches the last one.

    Directed by Jun Shishido & Ryota Aikei

  32. S4.E32 ·

    The Battle of Heaven and Earth

    The alliance lands on the Founding Titan and finds the Beast Titan waiting for them, empty.

    Directed by Jun Shishido

  33. S4.E33 ·

    Dedicate Your Heart

    Jean, Reiner and Pieck go for the nape with explosives, while Armin finds Zeke inside the Paths.

    Directed by Jun Shishido & Tokio Igarashi

  34. S4.E34 ·

    A Long Dream

    Levi gets to Zeke and Jean gets to the detonator, and what comes out of the neck afterwards is still moving.

    Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi & Tokio Igarashi

  35. S4.E35 ·

    Toward the Tree on That Hill

    After the Rumbling, a conversation between Eren and Armin lays out what he understood, and how long he had understood it.

    Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi

Four parts, December 2020 to November 2023. Episodes 29-35 exist in two forms: two feature-length specials broadcast on NHK General TV, and an episodic re-cut of the same footage that went to Japanese streaming only. Crunchyroll’s season 4 listing therefore ends at episode 87, and the ending is the film Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK.

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Ninety-four episodes, eighty-seven of which you can actually stream

Attack on Titan is 94 episodes long, and Crunchyroll’s season 4 listing stops at 87. That is not an error and it is the single most useful thing to know before you start. The ending – episodes 88 to 94 – was broadcast in Japan as two feature-length specials on NHK General TV in March and November 2023. An episodic re-cut of the same footage was later made available, but only on Japanese streaming services; Wikipedia’s own note on the series states plainly that that version “has not been officially released internationally”. Outside Japan the ending is the specials, and Crunchyroll carries them as a separate 2-hour-24-minute listing called Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK. So the run is 87 episodes and a film, and a reader who finishes episode 87 expecting seven more will conclude the service is missing them.

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A still from the official Attack on Titan trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

The other structural thing is that season 4 is not one season. It ran across four parts over three years, changed studio from Wit Studio to MAPPA between seasons 3 and 4, and opened somewhere else entirely – a different country, a war the series had never mentioned, and a cast of children you have never met. The show stops being a siege story about monsters outside a wall and becomes a story about nation states, conscription and what the people inside the wall look like from outside. Tetsuro Araki directed the first three seasons and Yuichiro Hayashi the fourth; Yasuko Kobayashi wrote the first three and Hiroshi Seko the fourth. Almost nobody who quit during season 1’s monster-of-the-week stretch knows the show becomes that. Our Attack on Titan watch order covers where the compilation films and the OADs sit – beside the run, and optional.

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A second look, from the other official Attack on Titan trailer. Image: Crunchyroll

Where it stands: finished, definitively, on November 5, 2023, adapting the manga to its end. That makes it one of the few long anime where the whole argument is available and nothing is pending – a different proposition from starting something with an announced continuation and no date. At roughly 37 hours it is a real commitment, and the honest advice is that the first twelve episodes are the least representative twelve in the series. The season 4 record has the part-by-part breakdown if you want to pace it. For the cast the series is argued over, our ranking of the strongest characters and our ranking of its villains are the companion pieces, and we covered the September 9 anniversary when it became official.

Attack on Titan cast 23

  • Yuki Kaji
    Yuki KajiEren Yeager
  • Yui Ishikawa
    Yui IshikawaMikasa Ackerman
  • Marina InoueArmin Arlert
  • Hiroshi KamiyaLevi Ackerman
  • Romi ParkHange Zoë
  • Daisuke OnoErwin Smith
  • Yoshimasa Hosoya
    Yoshimasa HosoyaReiner Braun
  • Yū ShimamuraAnnie Leonhart
  • Kishō TaniyamaJean Kirstein
  • Hiro ShimonoConnie Springer
  • Yū KobayashiSasha Braus
  • Shiori MikamiHistoria Reiss
  • Saki FujitaYmir
  • Takehito KoyasuZeke Yeager
  • Kazuhiro YamajiKenny Ackerman
  • Ayane Sakura
    Ayane SakuraGabi Braun
  • Natsuki Hanae
    Natsuki HanaeFalco Grice
  • Manami NumakuraPieck Finger
  • Bryce Papenbrook
    Bryce PapenbrookEren Yeager (English dub)
  • Trina Nishimura
    Trina NishimuraMikasa Ackerman (English dub)
  • Jessie James Grelle
    Jessie James GrelleArmin Arlert (English dub)
  • Matthew Mercer
    Matthew MercerLevi Ackerman (English dub)
  • J. Michael Tatum
    J. Michael TatumErwin Smith (English dub)
Directors
Tetsuro Araki (seasons 1-3), Yuichiro Hayashi (season 4)
Series composition
Yasuko Kobayashi (seasons 1-3), Hiroshi Seko (season 4)
Music
Hiroyuki Sawano, Kohta Yamamoto
Studios
Wit Studio (seasons 1-3), MAPPA (season 4)

Photos via Wikimedia Commons. Yuki Kaji: ダイヤモンド公式チャンネル, CC BY 3.0; Yui Ishikawa: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Yoshimasa Hosoya: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Ayane Sakura: Dick Thomas Johnson from Tokyo, Japan, CC BY 2.0; Natsuki Hanae: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Bryce Papenbrook: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Trina Nishimura: John Manard, CC BY-SA 4.0; Jessie James Grelle: Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0; Matthew Mercer: Kevin Paul, CC BY 4.0; J. Michael Tatum: Super Festivals from Ft. Lauderdale, USA, CC BY 2.0.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I watch Attack on Titan?

It streams on Crunchyroll in the US with a subscription, in sub and dub. Hulu and Netflix have also carried parts of it; Crunchyroll is the one verified to hold the whole run.

How many episodes of Attack on Titan are there?

94 across four seasons: 25, 12, 22 and 35. At about 23 to 24 minutes each that is roughly 37 hours.

Why does Crunchyroll stop at episode 87?

Because episodes 88 to 94 exist in two forms. They aired in Japan as two feature-length specials, and an episodic re-cut of the same footage went to Japanese streaming only. Outside Japan the ending is the specials, which Crunchyroll carries as the 2-hour-24-minute film Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK.

Is Attack on Titan finished?

Yes. The story ended on November 5, 2023 and adapts the manga to its conclusion.

Do I need to watch the OADs?

No. Crunchyroll lists eight of them separately from the seasons, and none is required to follow the main story.

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