Attack on Titan stands out as one of the most acclaimed anime series ever, masterfully adapting Hajime Isayama’s groundbreaking manga into an animated masterpiece. The intricate storytelling has not only captivated audiences but also fueled endless discussions, video essays, and creative content across platforms like TikTok. Over its 10-year run, the series transitioned from Wit Studio to MAPPA Animation after Season 3, yet it consistently delivered top-tier animation and narrative depth throughout its run.
I vividly recall watching the first episode with my brother, and years later, we made it a point to watch the final season together. It's a must-have for any anime enthusiast's collection, and I'm confident many fans share this sentiment.
Currently, Amazon's Spring Sale and Crunchyroll's concurrent promotions are offering fantastic deals on everything Attack on Titan. From the lowest prices ever on special edition steelbooks to significant discounts on manga sets, it's the perfect time to expand your collection.
Originally $69.98, now $41.99 at Crunchyroll Store (save 40%)
Originally $69.98, now $39.96 at Amazon (save 43%)
Originally $69.98, now $39.96 at Amazon (save 43%)
Originally $64.98, now $45.49 at Amazon (save 30%)
Originally $64.98, now $38.58 at Amazon (save 41%)
Originally $69.98, now $41.99 at Crunchyroll Store (save 40%)
Originally $43.96, now $23.99 at Amazon (save 45%)
The Complete Season Steelbooks, which were released in December, are now at their lowest prices. These Blu-ray editions come with both subbed and dubbed episodes, along with special features including interviews with the animators, voice cast, and Isayama himself. Here’s a glimpse at some extras from Season 1:
These special edition steelbooks are available for Seasons 1 through 3, while all three parts of Season 4 have their own Blu-ray releases that are also on sale. Additionally, discounted Attack on Titan Blu-rays and manga sets are part of Amazon’s Buy 2, Get 1 Free deal, allowing you to acquire three seasons for the price of two or even 12 manga volumes for the price of eight (volumes are sold in sets of four).
7 Days Free - See how to activate your free trial of Crunchyroll Premium. Available at Crunchyroll.
Crunchyroll, the premier anime streaming service, offers the entire first season of Attack on Titan for free with ads. A seven-day free trial of Crunchyroll Premium is also available, allowing you to binge the series. Premium subscriptions start at $7.99/month.
Deal ends on March 30 - Get both services for $2.99 a month for the first four months. Available at Hulu.
Attack on Titan is also available on Hulu, which currently offers an exceptional streaming deal: a bundle with Disney+ for just $2.99/month.
Originally $25.99, now $12.94 at Amazon (save 50%)
Available at Amazon.
Available at Amazon.
Originally $79.99, now $46.22 at Amazon (save 42%)
Originally $17.32, now $11.18 at Amazon (save 35%)
Originally $109.99, now $87.99 at Amazon (save 20%)
Originally $199.95, now $129.95 at Amazon (save 35%)
Originally $64.99, now $42.88 at Amazon (save 34%)
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