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Named through a physics pun on TheWeightOfLives, 2Volt is a 6:41 Hiroyuki Sawano piece introduced on the soundtrack of the second Attack on Titan compilation film. It scores some of the series' cruelest turns, from the annihilation of…

Three seasons and 59 episodes of Attack on Titan compressed into roughly two hours, Chronicle races from the fall of Shiganshina through the Female Titan, the coup against the crown, and the retaking of Wall Maria, ending at the basement,…

Pairing Linked Horizon's theme song with four Hiroyuki Sawano score cues, this seventeen-minute Pony Canyon album collects the original music written for the first Attack on Titan compilation film, Guren no Yumiya, released in March 2015.

Four tracks and just under 25 minutes of music make up the album for the second Attack on Titan compilation film, combining a Linked Horizon theme song with three Hiroyuki Sawano score pieces, released by Pony Canyon in December 2015.

The first Attack on Titan compilation film squeezes the fall of Shiganshina and the desperate defense of Trost into a single theatrical cut, following Eren Jaeger from the day a Titan devours his mother to the moment humanity scores its…

The second Attack on Titan compilation film carries the story from Eren's military trial through the catastrophic 57th expedition and the unmasking of the Female Titan in Stohess, closing the first season's arc with Annie Leonhart sealed…

The third Attack on Titan compilation film condenses the entire second season into one feature: the Beast Titan's arrival, the siege of Utgard Castle, Ymir's secret, the shattering confession of Reiner and Bertholdt, and the scream that…

The fifth and final Attack on Titan compilation film condenses the anime's two concluding specials into a single 145 minute feature. Eren unleashes the Rumbling on the world while his former friends mount a desperate airborne pursuit, and…

Shinji Higuchi's 2015 live-action take on Attack on Titan relocates the story to a rusted, post-industrial world where Eren, Mikasa, and Armin grow up beside a dud missile, lose everything when the Colossal Titan kicks through the Wall,…

Subtitled End of the World, the concluding live-action Attack on Titan film turns the story into a conspiracy thriller: the Titans were born from a virus, the government engineered the fear that cages humanity, and Eren must fight his own…

EMAymniam fuses reworked passages of two earlier cues, E・M・A and YAMANAIAME, into a single 5:30 Hiroyuki Sawano track first issued on the soundtrack of the debut Attack on Titan compilation film. Its later TV placements range from Flegel's…

A German-titled vocal piece whose name means "That's how it always is", So ist es Immer gives voice to soldiers finding warmth in cramped quarters beneath a starless stone sky. Benjamin sings the Hiroyuki Sawano composition, which scores…

This vocal-free rendition of So ist es Immer sits in the instrumental half of the YAMANAIAME album. Hiroyuki Sawano's arrangement keeps the sung version's full 4:49 runtime while letting the melody carry the song's tavern warmth without…

theDOGS collects Hiroyuki Sawano's original music for the second Attack on Titan compilation film, Jiyuu no Tsubasa. Released by Pony Canyon on July 1, 2015, the 25 minute set pairs two new vocal songs with their instrumental counterparts…

A wordless take on the ending theme of the second Attack on Titan compilation film, theDOGS (Instrumental) removes mpi's vocal while keeping the driving 4:35 arrangement intact. It appears fourth on the theDOGS soundtrack album released in…

Sung entirely in English by mpi, theDOGS asks whether a battered humanity can truly kill its giants and conquer its fear. Hiroyuki Sawano wrote the driving piece as the ending theme for the second compilation film, and its chorus and…

Seven minutes and change make TheWeightOfLives one of the longest cues Hiroyuki Sawano writes for the series. Borrowed material defines it, from a slow-building remix of an instrumental piece to the chorus and ostinato of theDOGS, and it…

A pun hides inside TWO-lives: pulled apart, the name reads The Weight Of lives and salutes a sister cue, while the number marks its home in the second recap movie. Hiroyuki Sawano builds the piece out of 2Volt, and the anime saves it for…

YAMANAIAME gathers Hiroyuki Sawano's new music for the first Attack on Titan compilation film, Guren no Yumiya. Pony Canyon issued the 30 minute disc on November 19, 2014, headlined by the title song and So ist es Immer, each mirrored by…

YAMANAIAME ＜FMv＞ is a vocal reworking of the soundtrack piece YAMANAIAME, built around singer Mica Caldito and the music of Hiroyuki Sawano. The track appears on the album theDOGS and later resurfaces on the second disc of the Season 2…

Closing out the album theDOGS, this instrumental cut strips the vocals from YAMANAIAME ＜FMv＞ and lets Hiroyuki Sawano's arrangement carry the piece on its own. It stands as the fifth and last entry on that Attack on Titan release.

This wordless rendition of the first compilation film's ending theme opens the instrumental portion of the YAMANAIAME album. Hiroyuki Sawano's arrangement stands on its own for 4:25, minus the three vocalists who share the sung original.

Its Japanese title meaning rain that does not stop, YAMANAIAME closes the first Attack on Titan compilation film over the ending credits. Three vocalists share Hiroyuki Sawano's elegy for soldiers who traded toys for guns, and its…

Mika Kobayashi's voice rides over an orchestral recasting of YAMANAIAME in ymniam-MKorch, a Hiroyuki Sawano cue attached to Guren no Yumiya, the first of the recap features. It scores that movie's opening moments and later joins the second…

An orchestra alone carries ymniam-orch, the vocal-free arrangement Hiroyuki Sawano spins out of YAMANAIAME for Guren no Yumiya, the first recap feature. Television later leans on it for grief and dread, from Rod Reiss's growing Titan to…