The Rebirth of Eren Yeager
The anticipated The Rebirth of Eren Yeager positions itself as a direct sequel, probing the post-Rumbling world and unresolved Titan lore. Eren's return raises questions: redemption or darker paths? Familiar characters like Mikasa and Levi return, alongside new survivors, fueling conflicts and alliances.[1]
Speculation swirls around time loops tied to Eren's future memories, potentially allowing event alterations. This narrative depth, paired with promised stunning animation and battles, aims to match the original's intensity, captivating longtime fans.[1]
As a cultural phenomenon, this project could redefine the franchise, building on its legacy of complex storytelling and philosophical twists that reshaped anime.[1]
New Official Portal and Franchise News
Launched in June 2025, the official Attack on Titan portal transcends a mere archive, offering real-time updates on anime, manga, and media like trailers and themes. Its June 23 announcement of Attack on Titan: The LAST Attack streaming on U-Next July 1 sparked comeback rumors.[2][3]
Producer teases since April confirm more projects, including spin-offs like high school chibi adaptations and prequels such as Before the Fall. This platform solidifies the series' active evolution.[3]
Crunchyroll's November 25, 2025, Blu-ray release adds behind-the-scenes 3DCG footage and staff insights, while the series streams on Crunchyroll and Hulu, accessible digitally via Kodansha.[5]
Global Tours and Cultural Legacy
The Beyond the Walls World Tour returns in 2026 to 18 U.S. cities after 2025's international success, blending orchestral scores, rock, and anime visuals for an immersive revival.[4]
Earning the first Global Impact Award at the 2025 Crunchyroll Anime Awards, Attack on Titan transitions into a multimedia powerhouse with artbooks like FLY and theater remasters.[5]
These efforts position the franchise as a living legacy, inspiring new audiences through music, events, and potential sequels amid no confirmed Isayama expansions yet.[4][5]