Director: Yuichiro Hayashi
Years of buried grievances finally boil over in this theatrical send-off, which folds the final chapters of one of the most talked-about anime of the last decade into a single big-screen experience.
What is Attack on Titan the Movie: The Last Attack about?
Having crossed beyond the walls that once defined his entire world, Eren returns changed, carrying a truth that pushes him toward an irreversible plan capable of erasing nearly everything alive outside his own people. As word spreads of what he intends, former comrades and one-time enemies find themselves forced onto the same side for the first time, racing against a deadline neither group fully understands the scale of. The film compresses years of buildup into its runtime, closing plotlines around loyalty, inherited trauma, and the cost of freedom that the series spent its entire run laying out, without giving away how the final confrontation resolves.
Cast & crew
Yuki Kaji reprises Eren Yeager opposite Yui Ishikawa as Mikasa Ackerman and Marina Inoue as Armin Arlert, the three performers who have carried the franchise's emotional core since its 2013 debut. Hiroshi Kamiya, Yu Shimamura, Romi Park, Yoshimasa Hosoya, and Kisho Taniyama return in supporting roles that longtime viewers will recognize from earlier seasons.
Context & significance
Directed by Yuichiro Hayashi, the film assembles the last two television episodes of the series into its first true theatrical release, giving the ending a scale and pacing built for cinemas rather than weekly broadcast. It caps a franchise that grew from a niche manga into one of the highest-rated anime ever produced, reflected in an IMDb score above nine.
Where & how to watch
Attack on Titan the Movie: The Last Attack streams on K-Time with Persian dubbing, available right after a quick free account login. The film's page is open to read without signing in, and K-Time's Farsi-language interface makes it simple for Persian-speaking viewers to follow one of anime's most-discussed endings.