So, you have decided to take a dip. You have heard whispering, looked at memes, and felt the cultural effects of the earth-trembling on Titan. Now, in 2025, completion at the end with the entry epic Saga, the experience of this modern work has been a better time to experience from beginning to end.
But where do you even begin? With a naming convention that includes “The Final Season Part 1,” “Part 2,” and “The Final Chapters,” it’s easy to get lost before you even press play.
Fear not, future Survey Corps recruit. This is your definitive, spoiler-free guide to watching every piece of the Attack on Titan anime in the correct order.
[Image: An epic, wide shot of the Survey Corps on horseback, riding across a vast, open field with their green hoods up, looking towards a distant horizon.]
Alt Text: Members of the Survey Corps from Attack on Titan ride on horseback across a green field.
Caption: The journey begins. Prepare to dedicate your heart!
Why Watch Attack on Titan Now?
Attack on Titan (or Shingki No Kyojin) is more than just one show about giant demons; It is an entertaining political thriller, a heart -wrenching character drama, and a deep detection of freedom, war and humanity. Now, with the completion of the story, you can promise the enter series with the pain of waiting for the next season.
The Simple, "Just the Main Story" Watch Order
If you want the core, unfiltard experience, then this is the way for you. This is the essential chronological order of the main television series that will take you through a highly breathtaking conspiracy.
[Image: A simple, clean graphic or a still image of Eren, Mikasa, and Armin as young cadets from Season 1, looking determined.]
Alt Text: A young Eren Yeager, Mikasa Ackerman, and Armin Arlert from Attack on Titan Season 1.
Caption: Everything starts with a promise to see the world beyond the Walls.
Season 1 (Episodes 1-25)
Season 2 (Episodes 26-37)
Season 3, Part 1 (Episodes 38-49)
Season 3, Part 2 (Episodes 50-59)
The Final Season, Part 1 (Episodes 60-75)
The Final Season, Part 2 (Episodes 76-87)
The Final Season: The Final Chapters, Special 1 (Episode 88)
The Final Season: The Final Chapters, Special 2 (Episode 89)
That’s it! This order will take you from a boy through Aren Year’s entry journey that has been determined to kill all the Titans … Okay, you will see. The last two entries are feature-length special that eliminates the story beautifully.
The "Completionist" Watch Order (with OVAs)
Want the full picture? Ovas (original video animation) are side stories that add incredible depth to the world and its characters. While strictly not necessary, they are highly recommended to fans who want to completely immerse themselves. Ovus such as “no regrets” is considered a work in itself.
Here’s where to slot them in for the best viewing experience.
[Image: A dramatic still image of a young Captain Levi from the “No Regrets” OVA, looking determined in the Underground City.]
Alt Text: Captain Levi Ackerman in the “No Regrets” OVA.
Caption: The “No Regrets” OVA provides the essential backstory for humanity’s strongest soldier.
Attack on Titan: Season 1 (Episodes 1-3)
OVA: Ilse’s Notebook: Memoirs of a Scout Regiment Member
Attack on Titan: Season 1 (Episodes 4-16)
OVA: The Sudden Visitor: The Torturous Curse of Youth
OVA: Distress
Attack on Titan: Season 1 (Episodes 17-25)
OVA: No Regrets (Parts 1 & 2) – Highly Recommended!
OVA: Lost Girls: Wall Sina, Goodbye (Parts 1 & 2)
Attack on Titan: Season 2 (All Episodes)
OVA: Lost in the Cruel World
Attack on Titan: Season 3, Part 1 & Part 2
The Final Season, Part 1
The Final Season, Part 2
The Final Season: The Final Chapters (Specials 1 & 2)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
[Image: The iconic “Wings of Freedom” logo of the Survey Corps.]
Alt Text: The blue and white Wings of Freedom insignia of the Survey Corps.
Q: Do I really need to watch the OVAs?
No, the main story is self-contained. However, OVAs like No Regrets (Levi’s backstory) and Lost Girls (Annie’s story) are so good that they feel essential to many fans. If you have the time, they are absolutely worth it.
Q: Where can I legally watch Attack on Titan?
As of early 2025, Attack on Titan is available on major streaming platforms like Crunchyroll and Hulu. Availability can vary by region, so always check your local services.
Q: What about the live-action movies?
The Japanese live-action films from 2015 are a separate adaptation. They are not part of the anime’s continuity and are generally not recommended for first-time viewers. Watch the anime first, then check them out if you’re curious.
Q: Should I watch in English Dub or Japanese Sub?
This is purely personal preference! Attack on Titan is famous for having one of the best English dubs in modern anime. The original Japanese voice cast is equally legendary. Try an episode of each and see which you prefer!
Q: Is the series really over?
Yes. The Final Chapters, Special 2 is the definitive conclusion to the anime storyline adapted from Hajime Isayama’s manga. The story is complete.
Your Watch Begins
You are now equipped with all the knowledge you need to embark on this unforgettable journey. Prepare your ODM gear, dedicate your heart, and get ready to experience one of the most celebrated and talked-about stories of a generation.
[Image: A powerful, climactic shot from the final season, such as the surviving main characters looking out over a transformed world.]
Alt Text: The main characters of Attack on Titan look towards a new dawn in a scene from the final season.
Caption: Witness the epic conclusion to a decade-long saga.
Happy watching
