Op/Ed

The Colossal Wait

Prepare for the Release of Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 2

Eleanor Tjoa, Staff Writer|December 17, 2021

The anime series Attack on Titan has been keeping its fans waiting. Left on a cliffhanger from Season 4 Part 1, millions of viewers have been anticipating the second and final part of the season, concluding the series. This anime has been part of many people’s lives since its air date, September 9, 2009.

The animation studio, MAPPA, has been working hard to bring intriguing panels to life. The original manga that this series is adapted from was created by Hajime Isayama, whom many viewers have a love-hate relationship with.

This captivating and long awaited anime is set to release on January 9, 2022. Will you be heartbroken again? Prepare your blankets, popcorn, and tissues because Attack on Titan will move your hearts beyond the walls.

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