The Ultimate Guide to the Attack on Titan Complete Dub: From Beginning to the Final Silence

A "complete" collection includes all 89 episodes (counting the two specials as extended episodes). Several home video box sets and streaming services now offer the entire dubbed run.

For over a decade, the world of anime has been dominated by the shadow of a single, colossal wall. Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) isn't just a show; it is a cultural monolith that redefined what animation could achieve. It took the tropes of shonen anime—friendship, bravery, and fighting against the odds—and dunked them into a grim, brutal, and politically complex nightmare.

This is the eternal anime debate. The original Japanese cast (Yuki Kaji as Eren, Yui Ishikawa as Mikasa, Hiroshi Kamiya as Levi) is phenomenal. However, the English dub of Attack on Titan stands out for three specific reasons:

For over a decade, Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) has been more than just an anime; it’s a global cultural phenomenon. While many purists began their journey with the original Japanese broadcast, the has earned a reputation as one of the most well-crafted English adaptations in modern media.

Crunchyroll (worldwide), Hulu (US), and Funimation (legacy library).

The final arc of Attack on Titan is a dialogue-heavy political tragedy. There is less action and more moral philosophy. In the Final Chapters (Specials 1 & 2), the English voice actors give career-best performances: