Predicting the Episode Count for Attack on Titan Season 4: Part 3
How Many Episodes Will Attack on Titan Season 4: Part 3 Have?
As the anime series Attack on Titan continues, fans are eagerly awaiting the release of Season 4. To provide some context, Season 4 Part 1 had 16 episodes, and Part 2 is planning to have 12 episodes, bringing the total count to 28 episodes for the current season.
Speculating about the number of episodes for Season 4 Part 3, we can look at the manga for guidance. The official announcement from MAPPA states that there will be 12 episodes in the final season. Each episode covers approximately 1.5 chapters from the manga, and the manga has a total of 139 chapters. Up to Chapter 116, the anime has already covered a significant portion of the story, leaving a few chapters unadapted. Based on this information, it is theorized that there might be 14 to 15 episodes in Season 4 Part 2, which would bring the season total to 28 to 30 episodes overall.
Theory: Attack on Titan has a significant pattern of two numbers, 9 and 13. The series is set to end at Chapter 139. With that in mind, Season 4 Part 2 might consist of 14 episodes (89 total episodes) or 15 episodes (90 total episodes). This theory is interesting, but it remains to be confirmed by the official source.
Edit: The show currently has 22 chapters left to adapt from the manga. Given this information, the episode count for Season 4 Part 3 is likely to range between 12 and 16 episodes. However, this is a speculative projection, and only time (and the official announcements) will tell the exact number of episodes.
Summary: Season 4 of Attack on Titan is shaping up to be a marathon of exciting and anticipated episodes. While Season 4 Part 2 will have 12 episodes, the exact number for Part 3 remains to be confirmed. Fans should stay tuned for more updates as the series continues to unfold.
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