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Attack on Titan
For over a century, the last of humanity has lived behind three enormous walls, safe from the giant, man-eating Titans that nearly wiped it out. That sense of safety is shattered in a single day when a colossal Titan towers over the outer wall and smashes it open, letting the monsters pour in. Eren Yeager, a hot-headed boy who watches his home destroyed and his mother killed before his eyes, vows to wipe out every Titan, and he joins the military alongside his adopted sister Mikasa and his brilliant friend Armin. Their training leads them toward the Survey Corps, an elite branch that ventures beyond the walls to face the Titans head-on, using agile gear and steel blades. As they fight, the group begins to uncover secrets about the Titans, the walls, and the world beyond that challenge everything they were told. It's a gripping, brutal, and relentlessly tense story about survival and freedom, driven by mystery and shocking twists.
Attack on Titan Watch Order
Watch Attack on Titan in the order below.
Filler Note: Episode ranges below show full broadcast totals and do not separate out filler episodes. To check if this series has skippable non-canon filler episodes, open the Filler List tab.
Watch Attack on Titan in the order below.
- Attack on Titan (Season 1, Episodes 1–25): Start here with the Fall of Shiganshina, Struggle for Trost, and 57th Exterior Scouting Mission arcs.
- Attack on Titan Season 2 (Season 2, Episodes 26–37): Follows the Clash of the Titans arc as the Scout Regiment confronts new breaches along Wall Rose.
- Attack on Titan Season 3 (Season 3, Episodes 38–59): Adapts the Royal Government arc in the first part and the Return to Shiganshina arc in the second part.
- Attack on Titan: The Final Season (Season 4, Episodes 60–94): Spans the Marley and War for Paradis arcs across Parts 1 and 2, concluding with The Final Chapters specials (also released as Episodes 88–94 or the theatrical film Attack on Titan: The Last Attack).
Note
This is the end of the main watch order, and everything below is optional.
Besides the main story, there are extra entries that aren't part of it, and you can watch them if you want.
OVAs:
- Attack on Titan: Ilse's Notebook – Notes from a Scout Regiment Member (Episode 3.5 OAD; adapts a canon side chapter by the creator, watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
- Attack on Titan: The Sudden Visitor – The Torturous Curse of Youth (Episode 3.25 OAD; cadet training comedy side story, watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
- Attack on Titan: Distress (Episode 3.75 OAD; cadet wilderness training side story, watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
- Attack on Titan: No Regrets (Episodes 0.5A and 0.5B; 2-part canon prequel OAD about how Levi joined the Scout Regiment, watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
- Attack on Titan: Lost Girls – Wall Sina, Goodbye (Episodes 16.5A and 16.5B; 2-part OAD side story following Annie in Stohess District, watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
- Attack on Titan: Lost Girls – Lost in the Cruel World (Episode 16.5C OAD; side story centered on Mikasa, watch after Season 3 Part 1, Episode 49)
Specials:
- Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater – Fly, Cadets, Fly! (9-part Blu-ray/DVD comedy short specials parodying Season 1)
Recaps and compilations:
- Attack on Titan: Since That Day (Episode 13.5 TV recap, covers Episodes 1–13)
- Attack on Titan – Part 1: Crimson Bow and Arrow (theatrical compilation film, covers Season 1, Episodes 1–13)
- Attack on Titan – Part 2: Wings of Freedom (theatrical compilation film, covers Season 1, Episodes 14–25)
- Attack on Titan: The Roar of Awakening (theatrical compilation film, covers Season 2, Episodes 26–37)
- Attack on Titan: Chronicle (theatrical compilation film, summarizes Seasons 1–3, Episodes 1–59)
- Attack on Titan: The Last Attack (theatrical compilation film combining the two Final Chapters specials, Episodes 88–94, with a bonus post-credits scene)
Alternate-setting series:
- Attack on Titan: Junior High (12-episode comedy parody TV series reimagining the cast and Titans in middle school; watch after Season 1, Episode 25)
Streaming platforms either number the series continuously from Episode 1 to 94 (or Episode 1 to 87 plus the two Final Chapters specials) or restart episode numbers at 1 for each season.