Anime Trending has been given the opportunity to share a sneak peek of the upcoming Attack on Titan Worldwide After Party online event’s virtual venue and “Grand Finale.” The event is set to be held from November 5 to 8 JST to celebrate the Attack on Titan anime’s end.
First off is the event’s virtual ship venue, with the following screenshots taken from short clips of provided footage:
Wharf, Entrance, Part Room, Balcony, Flower Shop, Drink Counter, Reeves Company
Rooftop Fan Viewing Area, Rooftop, Character Rooms, Gallery, Exploration Area
And next, the Grand Finale screenshots:
According to the press release, the Grand Finale will allow to “become members of the Survey Corps, firing signal flares upon spotting a Titan and striking the ‘Dedicate your heart’ pose in response to cues from the characters.” There will also be music playing during the experience to increase the immersion.
Tickets for the event are currently on sale online, with a standard ticket costing 3000 yen (~US$20) before tax (time slot 3 tickets are required if you’re looking to participate in the Grand Finale). Aside from the Grand Finale, there are various programmes lined up including stories of the cast’s voice recording experiences and behind-scenes-talks with staff members like Tetsurou Araki (director and, later, chief director of the WIT STUDIO-produced seasons) and Yuuichirou Hayashi (director of the MAPPA-produced Attack on Titan Final Season). The full schedule is available here.
Attack on Titan Final Season Part 4 will premiere in Japan on November 4 at 24:00 JST (effectively November 5 at 12 AM JST). Attack on Titan Final Season‘s first part began in 2020, while the overall series debuted all the way back in 2013.
Attack on Titan is based on the dark fantasy manga series by Hajime Isayama, which ran in Kodansha’s Bessatsu Shounen Magazine from 2009 to 2021 and ended with a total of 34 tankoubon volumes. Kodansha USA describes the manga’s first volume as:
Source: Press release
