Quick answer: In the US, the simplest and most complete way to stream Attack on Titan is Crunchyroll, which has all four seasons plus the Final Season specials in both subbed and dubbed versions. Hulu also carries the series, and you can buy it by episode or season on Amazon Video or the Apple TV store. Watch it in release order, starting with Season 1. Availability last checked October 2026.
Across four seasons, Attack on Titan (originally Shingeki no Kyojin) grew from a brutal survival story into one of the most acclaimed anime of the past decade. Whether you are starting fresh or coming back for the finale, here is exactly where to watch it in the US — and the order to watch it in.
Where to Watch Attack on Titan in the US
| Platform | What you get | Audio | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crunchyroll | All 4 seasons + Final Season specials (most complete) | Sub & dub | Free tier with ads; Fan plans from about $7.99/mo |
| Hulu | The full series | Sub & dub | From about $9.99/mo |
| Amazon Video | Buy by episode or season | Sub & dub | Digital purchase |
| Apple TV | Buy by episode or season | Sub & dub | Digital purchase |
What about Netflix? Attack on Titan is not a reliable home on Netflix in the US — availability has come and gone by region, so do not count on it without checking the app first. For US viewers, Crunchyroll is the safe bet.
Attack on Titan Watch Order
You do not need a complicated plan — release order is the correct order. Here is the full run:
- Season 1 — episodes 1–25 (2013)
- Season 2 — episodes 26–37 (2017)
- Season 3, Part 1 — episodes 38–49 (2018)
- Season 3, Part 2 — episodes 50–59 (2019)
- The Final Season, Part 1 — episodes 60–75 (2020–21)
- The Final Season, Part 2 — episodes 76–87 (2022)
- The Final Chapters (Specials 1 & 2) — episodes 88–89 (2023)
The side-story OVAs (such as No Regrets) are optional. They add character background but are not needed to follow the main story — most viewers skip them on a first watch, though No Regrets is a popular extra afterward for more of Levi’s backstory.
The Finale: THE LAST ATTACK
The two feature-length Final Chapters specials were later combined into an omnibus film, THE LAST ATTACK, which played in US theaters in a 4K version in 2026 and is available to rent or buy digitally. Once you finish Part 2, the specials (or the film) close out the story.
Is Attack on Titan Worth Watching?
If you like high-stakes storytelling, yes. What begins as humanity versus monsters becomes a layered story about war, freedom, and the cost of revenge, with some of the most dynamic action in modern anime. And because the series is complete — ending included — it is one of the rare long-running anime you can binge start to finish without waiting on new episodes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Attack on Titan on Netflix in the US?
Not reliably. It has appeared on Netflix in some regions and at some times, but US availability is inconsistent. Crunchyroll and Hulu are the dependable options.
What is the correct watch order?
Release order: Season 1 → Season 2 → Season 3 Part 1 → Season 3 Part 2 → The Final Season Part 1 → Part 2 → The Final Chapters specials.
Is Attack on Titan finished?
Yes. The story concluded with the two Final Chapters specials in 2023, later released as the film THE LAST ATTACK.
Do I need to watch the OVAs?
No. They are supplementary. You can enjoy the complete story without them, though No Regrets is a popular optional extra.