Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 4 will release in Fall 2023, as confirmed in a brand-new teaser trailer following the Part 3 premiere in Japan.
Attack on Titan is back and back with a bang! More specifically, the banging that comes from thousands of Colossal Titans marching across the world, destroying everything in their path.
Whilst anime fans outside Japan are still waiting for season 4 part 3 to premiere for OTT streaming, some incredible news has just broken amongst domestic audiences regarding the final chapter.
A brand-new teaser trailer has just confirmed that Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 4, the finale to the anime series, will release in Fall of 2023.
Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 4 releases Fall 2023
Attack on Titan season 4 part 3 has just concluded its domestic broadcast in Japan and just as the credits had finished rolling, a special preview trailer was shared on the Anime Pony Canyon YouTube channel and to the series’ social media pages.
The brief preview trailer confirmed that Attack on Titan’s final chapter will release in Fall 2023 – a more specific date has not yet been shared.
“TV anime “Attack on Titan” Thank you to everyone who watched The Final Season final episode (first part)! TV anime “Attack on Titan” The Final Season Final Chapter (Part 2) Scheduled to be broadcast on NHK General in the fall of 2023!”
As various fan theories spread online, there might be a chance that the iconic anime series returns for its final chapter on September 9, 2023 – which is the anniversary of the original Attack on Titan manga series.
However, as the Fall slate in the anime industry typically runs from October to December each year, this appears to be slightly too early for the Part 4 premiere which was only described as airing in Autumn.
The original Attack on Titan manga series ran from September 2009 to April 2021, releasing a grand total of 34 individual Tankobon volumes. More good news for readers is that all 34 volumes of Attack on Titan are already available to purchase in English.
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Physical copies are available through outlets including Amazon, Penguin Random House, and Barnes & Noble; there are also digital versions of each volume which can be accessed via Kindle, Apple Books, and Google Play from your mobile device.
If you want to catch up on the Attack on Titan anime in the meantime, or if you fancy enjoying the series once again from the start, fans should follow this watch order:
- Attack on Titan Season 1 (Episodes 1 – 25)
- Attack on Titan OAD 1 ‘Ilse’s Notebook: Memories of a Scout Regiment Member’
- Attack on Titan OAD 2 ‘A Sudden Visitor: The Torturous Curse of Adolescence’
- Attack on Titan OAD 3 ‘Distress’
- Attack on Titan OAD 4 ‘A Choice with No Regrets: Part One’
- Attack on Titan OAD 5 ‘A Choice with No Regrets: Part Two’
- Attack on Titan Season 2 (Episodes 26 – 37)
- Attack on Titan OAD 6 ‘Lost Girls: Wall Sina, Goodbye: Part One’
- Attack on Titan OAD 7 ‘Lost Girls: Wall Sina, Goodbye: Part Two’
- Attack on Titan Season 3 (Episodes 38 – 55)
- Attack on Titan OAD 8 ‘Lost Girls: Lost in the Cruel World’
- Attack on Titan Season 3 (Episodes 56 – 59)
- Attack on Titan Season 4 Parts 1-2 (Episodes 60-87)
- Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 3 (Episode 88)
By Tom Llewellyn – [email protected]
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