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Attack on Titan Watch Order: All Seasons, OVAs & The Last Attack

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Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) is a masterpiece from start to finish — but with split seasons, “Final Season Part 1, Part 2” and two specials, the order confuses many new fans. Here is the clean, correct watch order.

Quick Info

  • Total episodes: 89 TV episodes + 2 Final Chapter specials
  • Studios: Wit Studio (S1–3), MAPPA (Final Season)
  • Original manga: Hajime Isayama (2009–2021)
  • Genre: Dark fantasy, action, mystery

Attack on Titan — Official Trailer

Attack on Titan Watch Order (Release = Best Order)

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# Title Year Episodes
1 Season 1 2013 25
2 Season 2 2017 12
3 Season 3 Part 1 2018 12
4 Season 3 Part 2 2019 10
5 The Final Season Part 1 2020–21 16
6 The Final Season Part 2 2022 12
7 The Final Chapters: Special 1 March 2023 1 (≈60 min)
8 The Final Chapters: Special 2 November 2023 1 (≈85 min)

Release order is the best order. The story uses flashbacks on purpose — watching “chronologically” would ruin the biggest twists.

Where Do the OVAs Fit?

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  • Ilse’s Notebook — watch after Season 1.
  • A Sudden Visitor / Distress — light side stories, watch anytime after Season 1.
  • No Regrets (2 parts) — Levi’s backstory. Best after Season 2.
  • Lost Girls (3 parts) — Annie and Mikasa stories. Best after Season 2.

OVAs are optional, but No Regrets is highly recommended if you love Levi.

What Is “Attack on Titan: The Last Attack”?

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The Last Attack (2024) is a theatrical film that combines the two Final Chapters specials into one cinematic experience with polished visuals. It is not new story — if you already watched the specials, it is a rewatch on the big screen.

Is Attack on Titan Finished?

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Yes. The anime fully adapted the manga’s ending. The story is complete — perfect for binge watching.

Where to Watch Legally

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Attack on Titan streams on Crunchyroll and, depending on region, Netflix and Hulu. Check your region’s catalog.

FAQ

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Does Attack on Titan have filler?

Almost none. Every TV episode matters. Season 1 has one recap episode (13.5), which you can skip.

How long to finish?

Around 36 hours for all TV episodes and specials.

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