War for Paradis arc (Anime)
CharacterThe Attack on Titan anime's eleventh story arc and its last. With the raid on Liberio behind them, the Scout Regiment returns to Paradis Island only to face the rogue Jaegerists, who want an Eldian Empire led by Eren Jaeger, just as Marley moves to take its revenge on the island.
Overview
War for Paradis arc is the eleventh story arc of the Attack on Titan anime and the last one the show tells. Its episode count depends on the release format: episodes 69 through 87 plus two television specials, or 26 installments running from episode 69 through 94 when the specials are counted in their episodic form. The Marley arc precedes it, nothing follows, and the arc's name is unofficial.
Summary
Fresh from Eren Jaeger's assault on Liberio, the Scout Regiment finds Paradis Island slipping toward chaos from the inside. A breakaway faction of soldiers, the Jaegerists, moves to seize the territory, aiming to raise a new Eldian Empire led by Eren, while Marley organizes a surprise counterattack on the island in answer to the raid. Squeezed between internal revolt and foreign invasion, Paradis becomes the center of a conflict on multiple fronts that will decide its fate. The run opens with "A Sound Argument" and builds through episodes such as "From You, 2,000 Years Ago" and "The Dawn of Humanity."
Aftermath
The concluding material aired in two forms: as THE FINAL CHAPTERS Special 1 and Special 2, or divided into episodes 88 through 94, finishing with "Toward the Tree on That Hill." Either way the arc closes the anime, covering the same ground as the manga's own final War for Paradis arc.
Frequently Asked Questions
What episode does the War for Paradis arc start?
The War for Paradis arc of the Attack on Titan anime begins with episode 69, "A Sound Argument," picking up right after the raid on Liberio.
What is the War for Paradis arc?
The War for Paradis arc is the eleventh and final story arc of the Attack on Titan anime, in which the Scout Regiment returns to Paradis Island to face the rogue Jaegerists while Marley launches a retaliatory strike on the island.
How long was the War for Paradis arc?
The War for Paradis arc runs 26 episodes, from episode 69 through 94 when THE FINAL CHAPTERS specials are counted in episodic form, or episodes 69 through 87 plus two television specials.
What arc precedes the War for Paradis arc in the anime?
The Marley arc immediately precedes the War for Paradis arc in the Attack on Titan anime.
What do the Jaegerists want in the War for Paradis arc?
The Jaegerists, a breakaway faction of Paradis Island soldiers, want to seize control of the island and establish a new Eldian Empire led by Eren Jaeger.
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