Produced by Wit Studio with production assistance from Production I.G, Season 1 was directed by Tetsurō Araki. This season covers the first four major arcs of Hajime Isayama’s manga (chapters 1–34): Episodes 1–2 Humanity's Comeback (104th Training Corps): Episodes 3–4 The Struggle for Trost : Episodes 5–13
The season is often divided into two parts based on its theme songs: aot season 1 total episodes
These episodes cover the first 8 volumes of the original manga. They include the Fall of Shiganshina, the Battle of Trost, the Female Titan arc, and end with the episode "Wall: Assault on Stohess." Produced by Wit Studio with production assistance from
The 25 episodes of Attack on Titan Season 1 are perfectly utilized to establish a grim world and a complex cast. It avoids the common pitfall of "rushing the manga plot," ensuring that when the big twists happen, they have the necessary weight behind them. If you are looking for an anime season that feels like a complete, substantial movie rather than a teaser trailer, Season 1 delivers exactly that. It avoids the common pitfall of "rushing the
: Covers the initial fall of the walls and the battle at Trost.
Ending at Episode 25 is a double-edged sword. It provides a satisfying, relatively conclusive battle against the Female Titan within the walls, wrapping up the immediate conflict. However, it ends on a massive cliffhanger regarding the contents of the basement and the Titan shifters. It leaves you desperate for Season 2—which, interestingly, fans had to wait four years for.
Produced by Wit Studio with production assistance from Production I.G, Season 1 was directed by Tetsurō Araki. This season covers the first four major arcs of Hajime Isayama’s manga (chapters 1–34): Episodes 1–2 Humanity's Comeback (104th Training Corps): Episodes 3–4 The Struggle for Trost : Episodes 5–13
The season is often divided into two parts based on its theme songs:
These episodes cover the first 8 volumes of the original manga. They include the Fall of Shiganshina, the Battle of Trost, the Female Titan arc, and end with the episode "Wall: Assault on Stohess."
The 25 episodes of Attack on Titan Season 1 are perfectly utilized to establish a grim world and a complex cast. It avoids the common pitfall of "rushing the manga plot," ensuring that when the big twists happen, they have the necessary weight behind them. If you are looking for an anime season that feels like a complete, substantial movie rather than a teaser trailer, Season 1 delivers exactly that.
: Covers the initial fall of the walls and the battle at Trost.
Ending at Episode 25 is a double-edged sword. It provides a satisfying, relatively conclusive battle against the Female Titan within the walls, wrapping up the immediate conflict. However, it ends on a massive cliffhanger regarding the contents of the basement and the Titan shifters. It leaves you desperate for Season 2—which, interestingly, fans had to wait four years for.