Attack on Titan watch order
Attack on Titan shows in order, by release and rating. Updated October 20, 2026.
Watch Attack on Titan in order: season 1 (2013), season 2 (2017), season 3 (2018) and The Final Season (2020 to 2023). It is one continuous story with no alternate timelines, so release order and story order are the same.
How to watch Attack on Titan in order: the full guide
All 4 films and series in the Attack on Titan franchise, in release order and in chronological (story) order. The first in release order is Attack on Titan (2013); the first in chronological order is Attack on Titan (set in Shiganshina & Trost).
Release order
- Attack on Titan (Series, 2013): The Titans breach the wall; the place to start.
- Attack on Titan Season 2 (Series, 2017): The Titans inside the walls.
- Attack on Titan Season 3 (Series, 2018): The truth in the basement.
- Attack on Titan: The Final Season (Series, 2020): Marley and the end of the story.
Chronological order
- Attack on Titan (set in Shiganshina & Trost): The Titans breach the wall; the place to start.
- Attack on Titan Season 2 (set in Wall Rose): The Titans inside the walls.
- Attack on Titan Season 3 (set in Shiganshina): The truth in the basement.
- Attack on Titan: The Final Season (set in Four years later): Marley and the end of the story.
Common questions
What order should I watch the Attack on Titan shows in?
Watch Attack on Titan in order: season 1 (2013), season 2 (2017), season 3 (2018) and The Final Season (2020 to 2023). It is one continuous story with no alternate timelines, so release order and story order are the same.
How many Attack on Titan movies and shows are there?
There are 4 titles in the Attack on Titan franchise: 0 films and 4 series, released from 2013 to 2020.
How long does it take to watch all the Attack on Titan shows?
About 35 hours for all 4 titles, counting every episode.
What is the first Attack on Titan title in chronological order?
Attack on Titan, set in Shiganshina & Trost. In release order the first is Attack on Titan (2013).