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Attack on Titan: Crimson Bow and Arrow
Shingeki no Kyojin Movie 1: Guren no Yumiya · 2014
The wall falls, and humanity has no answer.
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StatusFinished Airing
SeasonFall 2014
StudioWit Studio
SourceManga
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This compilation film covers the opening of Attack on Titan, from the breach of Wall Maria and the loss of Eren's mother through the Trost district battle and the discovery of what Eren himself is capable of becoming. The recruits' training gives way immediately to a defense they are not prepared for, and the casualty rate makes clear that this story has no interest in protecting anyone. Condensed for theatrical presentation, it delivers the first season's opening arc as sustained catastrophe. Every early victory turns out to have cost more than anyone initially calculated.
⚠ Background — may contain spoilers
Produced by Wit Studio and adapted from Hajime Isayama's manga, this compilation film recuts the first half of Attack on Titan's debut season. The franchise became one of the most globally significant anime of its decade, driven by revelations that repeatedly reframe its premise and a willingness to kill sympathetic characters without warning. Its opening episodes are frequently cited among the most effective in modern anime for establishing stakes and hopelessness with remarkable efficiency. Its opening hour remains among the most effective introductions in modern action anime, establishing scale and hopelessness with remarkable economy.
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Every OVA, recap movie, chibi short, and even that Snickers ad, slotted in the order that actually makes sense so nothing spoils itself.
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>Attack on Titan
The one that starts it all. A wall, a titan, and a kid who won't stop screaming about revenge. Essential, obviously.
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>Attack on Titan: Since That Day
A TV special mixing new footage with a Season 1 recap. Small, but not pointless.
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>Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Fly, Cadets, Fly!
Chibi comedy shorts bundled with the Season 1 Blu-rays. Pure fluff, zero plot.
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>Attack on Titan: Crimson Bow and Arrow
The first recap movie, covering roughly the first half of Season 1. Skip it if you've already watched the show.
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>Attack on Titan: Wings of Freedom
The second recap movie, with a bit of new Levi backstory footage folded in. Slightly more worth your time than the first one.
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>Attack on Titan: Junior High
A gag spin-off imagining the whole cast as middle schoolers. Not canon, not serious, kind of delightful anyway.
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>Attack on Skytree
A goofy crossover short made to promote an actual Tokyo tower. Yes, really. Blink and you'll miss it.
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>Attack on Titan: Lost Girls
An OVA adapting a light novel side story about Mikasa and Annie's pasts. Actually worth watching, unlike most of the bonus stuff here.
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>Attack on Titan: The Roar of Awakening
The recap movie covering Season 2, with a little extra footage folded in. Handy if it's been a while.
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>Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Survey Corps, Levi Squad!
More chibi gag shorts, this batch bundled around Season 3. Watch for the laughs, not the plot.
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>Snickers x Attack on Titan
A genuinely bizarre candy bar commercial where celebrities get turned into titans. We can't explain it either.
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>Attack on Titan: Chronicle
A compilation movie recapping the story up through Season 3. A good refresher before the Final Season, not much else.
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>Attack on Titan: Chibi Theater - Survey Corps, The Final!
The last batch of gag shorts, bundled with the Final Season. A light breather before things get heavy.
>Attack on Titan: The Last Attack
A newer theatrical recut retelling the entire ending as one film. Good if you want the story's climax as one big cinematic gut-punch.
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