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進撃の巨人
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Attack on Titan is set in a world where humanity lives within three enormous walls, fearing giant creatures called Titans that hunt and devour people. Eren Yeager watches his hometown fall and his mother die when the Titans breach Wall Maria. He joins the military with his childhood friends Mikasa and Armin and discovers he can transform into a Titan. The story follows their battles against Titans, gradually revealing that the Titans were once human, and uncovering dark truths about the walls, the Marleyan nation, and the history of the Eldian people.
Attack on Titan begins in the year 845 when the Colossal Titan and Armored Titan breach Wall Maria, killing Eren's mother. Eren enlists in the military with Mikasa and Armin, and during the Battle of Trost, Eren discovers he can transform into a Titan. He is taken in by the Survey Corps under Commander Erwin. The Female Titan arc reveals Annie Leonhart as a traitor. The Clash of the Titans arc exposes Reiner and Bertholt as the Armored and Colossal Titans. The Return to Shiganshina arc sees Eren and others retake Wall Maria, discovering Grisha Yeager's basement, which contains the truth about Zeke and the Royal Family. The Marley arc shifts perspective to the warrior nation Marley, where Eldian warrior candidates Gabi and Falco are being trained. The War for Paradis arc shows the survey corps launching an attack on Marley, culminating in the Rumbling — Eren's plan to flatten the world with the power of the Founding Titan. The series ends with Eren's death by Mikasa's hand, and Paradis's future left uncertain.
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Wall Maria Arc covers episodes 1-13, following To You, 2,000 Years in the Future: The Fall of Shiganshina (1) through Primal Desires: The Battle for Trost (9). The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesWall Rose Arc covers episodes 14-26, following Still Can't See: Night Before the Counteroffensive (1) through Beast Titan. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodes104th Training Corps Arc covers episodes 27-37, following I'm Home through Scream. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesFemale Titan Expedition Arc covers episodes 38-49, following Smoke Signal through Night of the Battle to Retake the Wall. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesRoyal Government Arc covers episodes 50-61, following The Town Where Everything Began through Midnight Train. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesClash of the Titans Arc covers episodes 62-71, following The Door of Hope through Guides. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesReturn to Shiganshina Arc covers episodes 72-87, following Children of the Forest through The Dawn of Humanity. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesMarley Arc covers episodes 88-94, following The Final Chapters (Part One) through The Final Chapters (Part Two). The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesWar for Paradis Arc covers episodes 76-87, following Judgment through The Dawn of Humanity. The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
View episodesFinal Battle Arc covers episodes 88-89, following The Final Chapters (Part One) through The Final Chapters (Part Two). The summary is tied to the corrected active TV episode spine so the arc can be reviewed without relying on legacy manga or placeholder numbering.
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Armin Arlert main 
Eren Yeager main 
Erwin Smith main 
Hange Zoe main 
Levi Ackerman main 
Mikasa Ackerman main 
Carla Yeager supporting 
Connie Springer supporting 
Falco Grice supporting 
Floch Forster supporting 
Gabi Braun supporting 
Historia Reiss supporting 
Jean Kirstein supporting 
Sasha Blouse supporting Annie Leonhart antagonist 
Bertholdt Hoover antagonist 
Reiner Braun antagonist 
Willy Tybur antagonist 
Zeke Yeager antagonist Embedded from an official rights-holder or licensor channel for fast source-checking without leaving the guide.
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Attack on Titan has 89 episodes in the current AnimeAnchor baseline, with 89 canon episodes and 0 filler episodes.
Attack on Titan has 0 movie entries in this guide. Movies are kept separate from TV episodes so recuts, specials, and theatrical releases do not distort episode numbering.
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Attack on Titan is organized into 10 story arcs with episode ranges and canon/filler counts.