Attack On Titan Special Event Revealed For Season 4 Part 3

Since premiering in 2013 Attack on Titan has become one of the most iconic anime of the modern era. The anime series is set to end with the upcoming final part of its fourth season.The official website for Attack on Titan recently announced that a special event is to be held on November 13 for part 4 of the final season. The series is slated to return in 2023, and so the event will serve as a promotion for the climactic final season.RELATED: Pokemon Gameplay Gimmicks' Anime Inspirations Theory, ExplainedThe special event will be held at the Tachikawa Stage Garden concert hall in Tachikawa, Japan. It will consist of two parts. The first part of the event will be an orchestra concert with guest vocals from singers who have provided vocals and lyrics for popular Attack on Titan openings, including Yuko Ando, Ai Higuchi, Cumi, Mpi, and other artists. The second part of the event will include the voice actors behind Eren Jaeger, Mikasa Ackerman, Armin Arlert, and others.Attack on Titan has been a hot topic of debate in the anime industry, as anime fans have been split between feelings of adoration and frustration over various elements surrounding the series. The final season has only kept the series in the hot seat, with the decision to split it into parts frustrating some viewers. Since the event is being held in Japan, some fans will have to wait for the details surrounding the event to surface online shortly after it's over.

The first season of the Attack on Titan anime adaptation aired in 2013. Wit Studio handled the series from 2013-2019, with MAPPA taking over for the fourth and final season of the series.

Part 1 of Attack on Titan: The Final Season aired during the Winter 2020 season, from December 2020 to March 2021. The 12-episode second part aired from January 2022 to April 2022. So far, no exact release date for the third part of the final season has been revealed. As of right now, fans can expect it to premiere sometime next year.

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