Summary
- Crunchyroll will release Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK in US theaters on February 10, 2025 for one day only.
- The Last Attack is a compilation of Final Season parts 3 and 4 with additional footage, receiving praise in Japan.
- The 145-minute movie features the theme song “Nisen-nen… Moshiku wa…. Niman-nen ato no Kimi e” by Linked Horizon.
In December 2024, Crunchyroll confirmed it will bring Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK to US theaters, and now they have shared the release date — but there’s a catch. This is the “true finale” for the Attack on Titan anime series.
The Last Attack is a compilation of the Attack on Titan Final Season parts 3 and 4, with additional footage (including a post-credit scene). The film debuted in Japan last November, with a positive reception from fans, topping the box office at its premiere. Despite the controversial ending of the manga, studio MAPPA was able to adapt the series and keep the fans thrilled during this final arc.
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Crunchyroll confirmed the movie will be released in North American theaters on February 10, 2025 — and it will run only for this day. They also dropped an English-subbed version of the trailer:
Attack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACKAttack on Titan: THE LAST ATTACK Release Date In Other Countries
Crunchyroll also set the date for the premiere in several other territories, mostly European countries. It is not totally clear if the movie will only be screened for a day in these places too:
- Australia and New Zealand: February 6
- Finland: February 12
- Spain: February 13
- Denmark and The Netherlands: February 20
- Norway and Sweden: February 21
- Germany: February 25
- United Kingdom and Ireland: February 26
- France: March 1
- Italy: March 3
More on Attack on Titan: The Last Attack
The movie is 145 minutes long (yes, almost two and a half hours), and the theme song is once again “Nisen-nen… Moshiku wa…. Niman-nen ato no Kimi e” (“To You 2,000… or… 20,000 Years From Now…”) by Linked Horizon — previously served as the theme song for The Final Chapters (Part 2), although the TV version of parts 3 and 4 had different opening and ending themes.
Yuichiro Hayashi and Hiroshi Seko returned as director and head writer, respectively. They both worked on all parts of the final season, the one in which MAPPA replaced WIT as the production studio, thus involving major staff changes from the previous seasons.
Other returning staff members from previous parts include Tomohiro Kishi (character design), Kuniaki Nemoto (art direction) and Daisuke Niinuma (chief animation direction).
Crunchyroll describes the movie as a “cinematic experience that combines the final chapters of the highly acclaimed anime series in one colossal film.” As they announced the distribution of the movie at CCXP24 in Brazil, it’s likely they will still announce dates for the premiere in other territories, such as Latin American countries and India, given they have been investing in those regions.
All Attack on Titan episodes are available to stream on Crunchyroll, both subbed and dubbed in several languages.
Source: ANN