Mappa released the new key graphic for Attack on Titan: Final Season Part 3 at the Attack on Titan: Final Season Special Event 2022. Attack on Titan: Final Season, Part 1 was released by MAPPA on December 7, 2020, and Part 2 was released by MAPPA on February 13, 2022. Attack on Titan: Final Season Part 3 is scheduled for release in 2023, and MAPPA just organised a special event to reveal the date.
Part 3 of the main visual for the last season of Attack on Titan has been released by Mappa.
During their Special Event on November 13, 2022, MAPPA debuted a brand new key graphic for Attack on Titan: Season 3 of the Final Chapter. Eren Yeager’s former companions Mikasa, Armin, Connie, Jean, Levi, and Reiner face him in the central image. In the image, Eren may be seen in his Founding Titan form, surrounded by his old buddies who are now wearing ODM armour and swinging around him.
Event organisers have predicted that the anime will debut in the year 2023. That implies the third and final season of the Attack on Titan anime will cover the entirety of the manga.
There has been no word yet on when voice recording for Shingeki no Kyoji: Final Season Part 3 would begin, but the studio anticipates the show’s premiere to occur in 2023. As more details about the third and final season of Attack on Titan become available, fans have reacted.
Given the fact that Attack on Titan: Final Season Part 3 has yet to begin its voice recording, fans started guessing the anime’s release date. Part 3 has been highly anticipated by fans, with many anticipating its broadcast in the spring or summer of 2023. Part 3 is expected to premiere in the spring of 2023, coinciding with the anime’s ten-year anniversary and widespread fan anticipation. Other fans, on the other hand, were significantly more interested in gauging how far MAPPA had advanced with the anime’s last chapter. Some viewers believe that voice acting comes towards the end of the production process for an anime, while others suggest that it might start far before the animation is finished.
Some viewers wished, however, for MAPPA to alter the last scene of the anime. In light of the mixed reactions to the manga’s conclusion, there were rumours that MAPPA, the animation company adapting the story, may rewrite the finale.