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UPDATE: Attack on Titan chapter 139 is out now, with Hajime Isayama's iconic manga ending after a run of over 11 and a half years.

Attack on Titan chapter 139 had a release date of Friday April 9 in Japan, but due to time zones differences became available to read for AoT fans in the West on Thursday.

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If you're a Crunchyroll Premium subscriber you can read Attack on Titan chapter 139 by clicking here.

While the Attack on Titan manga is now over, the good news is fans still have the conclusion of the anime to look forward to.

We've just seen the first part of Attack on Titan season 4 end, and after a split cour we'll see MAPPA drop a part 2 during Japan's winter 2022 anime season.

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This ranges from December 2021 to March 2022 - but seeing as how the first part of the Attack on Titan final season debuted last December, it wouldn't be a surprise for history to repeat itself with part 2.

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The next episode of Attack on Titan season 4 is episode 76 - Judgment.

ORIGINAL: Attack on Titan is reaching its highly anticipated conclusion this week with chapter 139 set to debut soon.

Over a 11 and a half years after the story of Eren, Mikasa and Armin began in the Shiganshina District Attack on Titan is at long last reaching its conclusion.

Attack on Titan is ending with chapter 139, which has a release date in Japan of Friday April 9.

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However, due to time zone differences AoT fans in other regions could be able to read Attack on Titan chapter 139 today.

Here is when Attack on Titan chapter 139 should release, based on the rollout of chapter 138...

• Attack on Titan chapter 139 UK release date and time - 4pm UK time on Thursday April 8

• Attack on Titan chapter 139 US release date and time - 8am pacific and 11am eastern time on Thursday April 8

Attack on Titan: Final season announced for autumn 2020

The Attack on Titan chapter 139 release schedule info comes courtesy of a post by DualShockers.

In terms of how you can read Attack on Titan chapter 139, Crunchyroll in its library not only has the Attack on Titan anime (which just finished the first part of its final season) but also the Attack on Titan manga.

If you want to read the Attack on Titan manga with Crunchyroll you have to be a Premium subscriber, which costs £7.99 a month.

In the run-up to Attack on Titan chapter 139 being released the team behind AoT have written an emotional letter to fans thanking them.

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The letter said: "This world that did not exist until 2009 was made into words and pictures, given meaning, turned into a story, printed in the first issue of Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, and serialised for eleven years and seven months by Hajime Isayama's hands.

"By no means were they eleven years and seven months of continued good news. This series was visited by troubles, sadness, and goodbyes."

It goes onto add: "Even so, we believe that nothing is more valuable than people being able to share in emotions that cannot be put into words through a story.

"It makes us happy that we were able to feel that way with readers and partners by way of Attack on Titan.

"Though this series has come to an end, these memories are sure to always warm our hearts. Thank you for reading. Our battle is only getting started!"

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