Attack on Titan started in 2009, and it has been winning hearts with the dark shonen theme for over a decade. This success has led to many Attack On Titan spin-offs. Hajime Isayama’s masterpiece has been adapted several times, from manga to anime to live-action. Some of these series are exciting and thrilling, while others might be boring. However, here is a list of spin-off entries that fans would love to watch after the anime has finally wrapped up with a thrilling finale.
1. Attack on Titan: Lost Girls
This series started as a light novel focusing on three different stories. Lost Girls was then adapted into a manga with the same name and later became a three-episode anime in 2017. This series revolves around the female characters, with the first part tracing the story of Annie Leonhart as she looks for a lost girl. Another part features Mikasa Ackerman dreaming of a world where her parents are still alive. The final part of the story features Mikasa and Annie discussing their reason for being drafted into the military.
2. Attack on Titan: No Regrets
This spin-off series is based on a visual novel, A Choice with No Regrets. This story is a prequel to the main storyline and follows the sweetheart of the fandom, Levi Ackerman. This was adapted into a two-part OVA that was serialized in the manga’s special edition of Volumes 18 and 19. The story traces Levi’s early life struggles as a criminal and chancer until he is recruited into the Survey Corps.
3. Attack on Titan: Before the Fall
The premise of the story revolves 70 years before the main series. This is a series of light novels adapted into a manga series by the same name, Before The Fall. The first part of the story follows Angel Aaltonen, the creator of the Vertical Maneuvering Equipment while the latter traces the story of Kuklo, a boy found in a pool of Titan vomit. Kuklo becomes an outcast as people are scared of him due to being a Titan’s son.
4. Attack on Titan: High School
This is a sequel to the parody series Attack on Titan: Junior High. Attack On Titan: High School focuses on our characters who have moved into the high school. New grades mean new premises for chaos and comedy! Eren Yeager and his group head to a new school called Marley Academy, which hosts humans and Titans, to save their friends Ymir, Bertolt, Reiner, and Annie. Surprisingly, these people consider students from other schools as demons, which results in them getting bullied. However, its short length means that it stays within its welcome.
5. Attack on Titan: Junior High
This is a parody series of the main storyline. Attack On Titan: Junior High is adapted into a short anime series. The story revolves around characters with alternate lifestyles as chaotic junior high school students, presented in a chibi style. Their school is next to campus, specifically for Titans, who steal their lunches. Our protagonist and crew embark on a revenge mission to punish these lunch-stealing Titans! This is quite a light-hearted and comedic series after the sad and depressing events of the storyline.
