The TV adaptation of Hajime Isayama’s critically acclaimed manga series Attack On Titan is one of the most popular shows among anime fans. The show finished the first part of the 4th season at the end of March, with the 2nd part of season 4 arriving sometime this Winter. U.S. audiences can watch all four seasons through any following streaming services in this article.
Best Way To Watch: For anime fans, I recommend Funimation (2-Week-Free_Trial) for their massive catalog of anime. They have every episode of Attack on Titan available. Casual fans may want to try Hulu which also carries all episodes of Attack on Titan (free trial)
Streaming Services That Carry Attack on Titan
You can watch Attack on Titan through funimation, Crunchyroll, Netflix, and Hulu. Read on for more details.
Funimation Has All Episodes
The streaming service Funimation also offers all episodes of Attack on Titan. You can watch some episodes for free with ads, you can subscribe to a premium membership for $5.99/month after a 2-week free trial. There is no commitment so you can cancel at any time and allows you to watch two streams simultaneously on different devices. This plan will provide both subtitled and dubbed episodes.
The service also offers an upgraded subscription called “Premium Plus,” which will enable you to watch on five devices at once, download episodes, and more. You can watch Funimation on the web or with Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Chromecast, and more. See our review of Funimation for more details.
Attack On Titan is On Hulu
All four seasons of Attack on Titan is available through Hulu On-Demand. Season four is still being released, but new episodes drop on Hulu every Sunday. Every episode of previous seasons is available. Hulu provides the subtitled version of Attack on Titan for all episodes, but the dubbed version of episodes is offered as they become available.
Hulu’s On-demand streaming library starts at $5.99/month. That plan shows limited ads but Hulu offers an ad-free version for $11.99 per month. When subscribing to Hulu On-Demand there is no contractual obligation. Cancel any time at no additional cost. Features include:
- Hulu Watch Party lets Hulu subscribers watch movies and shows together from different locations.
- Watch Hulu Originals like The Handmaid’s Tale, Shrill, and The Act.
- Watch the current season of popular shows like Attack on Titan and more.
- Watch on Roku, Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, Google Chromecast, iOS, Android, and more
Hulu offers a 30-day free trial, which is plenty of time to watch all 4 seasons of Attack on Titan. You can also bundle Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+. All three are only $13.99 per month! Check out our review of Hulu’s Streaming Library for more information.
Crunchyroll Has Every Episode Free
Crunchyroll also offers all episodes of Attack On Titan. All episodes of Attack On Titan are streaming for free on the site. You have to watch with ads, but it’s free to watch. Upgrading to a premium subscription will let you watch with no ads, and you can watch in HD. The premium subscription costs $7.99/month after the 14-day free trial.
On this service, episodes of Attack On Titan are available subbed (with subtitles). Check out our review of Crunchyroll for more information on this streaming service.
Attack On Titan on Netflix
Every episode of Attack On Titan is available on Netflix. Netflix costs between $8.99-$17.99/month, depending on how many screens you use at the same time. Netflix offers the following plan options.
- Premium – $17.99 per month – 4K HDR – allows four simultaneous viewings
- Standard – $13.99 per month – HD – allows two simultaneous viewings
- Premium – $8.99 per month – SD – allows one stream at a time
Netflix supports most streaming devices. Check their support page for more information. Also, check out our review of Netflix for more information on the service.
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