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Clash of the Titans arc

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The fifth story arc of the Attack on Titan manga, running sixteen chapters from 35 to 50 across volumes 9 through 12. Titans surface inside Wall Rose territory, raising fears of a fresh breach, and the scramble to contain them exposes enemies who have been hiding inside the 104th all along.

Series: Attack on Titan manga
Volumes: 9-12 (4 total)
Arc Number: 5
Publication: July 9, 2012 - October 9, 2013
Manga Chapters: 35-50 (16 total)
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Overview

This arc occupies fifth position in the manga, arriving after The Female Titan arc and leading into the Royal Government arc. Its sixteen chapters, 35 through 50, were serialized over sixteen months from July 9, 2012 to October 9, 2013 and collected in volumes 9 through 12. The name is a fan convention rather than an official title, and the anime's version of the arc is delineated separately.

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Summary

Titans are suddenly reported inside the Wall, and the possibility that Wall Rose has been breached throws the military into an emergency response. The members of the 104th are swept into a bloody fight against the mysterious intruders while, unknown to them, a threat has been traveling within their own ranks the entire time. That hidden danger builds toward a decisive battle that Eren Yeager and his allies cannot avoid.

The run opens with The Beast Titan and closes with Scream, passing through chapters including I'm Home, Southwestward, Utgard Castle, Soldier, Ymir, Historia, Warrior, The Armored Titan, Strike, Throw, Submit, The Hunters, Opening, Children, Someone, and Charge.

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Aftermath

Publication of the arc ended in October 2013, and the manga proceeds into the Royal Government arc. The anime later adapted this stretch of the story as its own seventh arc, spanning episodes 26 through 37.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What episodes are the Clash of the Titans arc?

The Clash of the Titans arc is a manga story arc spanning chapters 35 through 50, collected in volumes 9 through 12. The anime later adapted this material into its own seventh arc, covering episodes 26 through 37.

What is the Clash of the Titans arc?

The Clash of the Titans arc is the fifth story arc of the Attack on Titan manga, arriving after The Female Titan arc and before the Royal Government arc. Titans surface inside Wall Rose, forcing the 104th into a bloody fight while a hidden threat operates within their own ranks.

How many chapters make up the Clash of the Titans arc?

The Clash of the Titans arc runs sixteen chapters, from chapter 35 to chapter 50 of the Attack on Titan manga. It was serialized over sixteen months, from July 9, 2012 to October 9, 2013.

What happens in the Clash of the Titans arc?

In the Clash of the Titans arc, Titans are reported inside Wall Rose, throwing the military into an emergency response. The members of the 104th fight the intruders while, unbeknownst to them, an enemy has been hiding within their own ranks, building toward a decisive battle for Eren Yeager and his allies.

What are the opening and closing chapters of the Clash of the Titans arc?

The Clash of the Titans arc opens with the chapter The Beast Titan and closes with the chapter Scream. In between, it passes through chapters including I'm Home, Utgard Castle, Ymir, Historia, and The Armored Titan.

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