Attack on Titan / Arc Guide

Attack on Titan: Wall Rose Arc

Wall Rose Arc is mapped as part of the Attack on Titan guide. Start with the spoiler-safe arc summary, then open the episode rows when you want individual summaries.

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    Episode range

    Wall Rose Arc covers episodes 14-26 in the current AnimeAnchor spine.

  2. 02
    Watch Order

    Open each episode when you want spoiler-safe or full-plot context for this arc.

  3. 03
    Series Guide

    Use the main Attack on Titan guide for movies, characters, official links, and the full series map.

Spoiler-Safe Summary

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Wall Rose Arc covers episodes 14-26, from Still Can't See: Night Before the Counteroffensive (1) through Beast Titan. Use the episode links for the current TV spine and keep movies separate from the numbered run.

Full Plot Summary

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Wall Rose Arc covers episodes 14-26, from Still Can't See: Night Before the Counteroffensive (1) through Beast Titan. Use the episode links for the current TV spine and keep movies separate from the numbered run.

Wall Rose Arc episodes

13 episodes
14 Still Can't See: Night Before the Counteroffensive (1) Canon 15 Special Ops Squad: Night Before the Counteroffensive (2) Canon 16 What Should Be Done: Night Before the Counteroffensive (3) Canon 17 Female Titan: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (1) Canon 18 Forest of Giant Trees: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (2) Canon 19 Bite: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (3) Canon 20 Erwin Smith: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (4) Canon 21 Crushing Blow: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (5) Canon 22 The Defeated: 57th Expedition Beyond the Walls (6) Canon 23 Smile: Raid on Stohess District (1) Canon 24 Mercy: Raid on Stohess District (2) Canon 25 The Wall: Raid on Stohess District (3) Canon 26 Beast Titan Canon

FAQ

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Where does Wall Rose Arc fit in Attack on Titan?

Wall Rose Arc covers episodes 14-26 in the current AnimeAnchor episode spine.

What is the best Attack on Titan watch order?

Start with the TV episode spine for Attack on Titan, use arcs as story checkpoints, and check movies separately so theatrical releases do not distort episode numbering.