There’s no official word yet on when the subtitled episode will debut
Attack on Titan Final Season Part ThreeThe first link is missing in action. Fans expected the subtitled version of the premiere to hit Crunchyroll sometime on Friday morning, shortly after the episode aired in Japan, but as of 3pm ET, it’s nowhere to be found. Rumors arising from Attack on Titan Twitter fan accounts I suggest the Translated version of the episode “Currently in the works,” but did not specify a time frame for when it might be released after “soon.” Crunchyroll was unable to provide an explanation on the release when contacted by Polygon.
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Some fans have become particularly desperate to jump into the latest (and technically penultimate) episode of the anime, and are turning to an edition with Translated by Google Translate. Of course, Google Translate isn’t likely to have as firm a grasp of the series’ intent or dialogue in question as the official version.
Attack on Titan Final Season Part Three It will be the end of the series, but it is being released in a very specific and strange way. Instead of rolling out a full schedule of standard-length episodes — like every previous season of the series — MAPPA, the studio that acquired Wit for final seasonchose to release Part 3 in two separate halves, each consisting of only one hour-long episode. While fans expected the special to air on Crunchyroll shortly after its Japanese premiere, the service was the home of streaming. Part 1 And Part 2The company has not publicly announced its acquisition Part 3. The time of the Friday premiere was only guesswork by loyal fans.
Polygon has reached out to Crunchyroll for comment, and we’ll update this post as more information becomes available on the episode’s release.
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