Attack on Titan: Season 4 part 2 episode 4 (79) release date confirmed

After another incredible instalment this week, Attack on Titan fans are desperate to know what date season 4 part 2 episode 4 will release.

Outstanding…That’s all you can say about Attack on Titan and the anime series’ latest episode.

From the animation and score, to the action and pacing; Attack on Titan continues to dominate the global anime conversation with yet another incredible instalment, which is sure to go down as one of the best episodes in the entire series.

However, as one door closes, the ‘Path’ to another opens, with fans around the world now desperate to know more about what’s coming next in the iconic series.

So, what date will Attack on Titan season 4 part 2 episode 4 release worldwide, has a preview trailer been shared and how many episodes are left?

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Attack on Titan: Release date for season 4 part 2 episode 4…

Attack on Titan season 4 part 2 episode 4, broadcast number 79 in the anime, is scheduled to release worldwide on Sunday, January 30th.

For some international fans based in Asian territories, the new episode will premiere on Monday, January 31st, depending on their timezone.

Season 4 part 2 episode 4 (the 20th episode in season 4 overall) will be simulcast on the Crunchyroll, Funimation and Hulu streaming services first for premium users.

However, fans should note that the described release date only concerns the launch of season 4 episode 20 for premium users on Crunchyroll and Funimation.

As with all simulcast titles, the episode will be made available to watch for free on either Sunday, February 6th or Monday, February 7th.

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Has a preview trailer been shared online?

Yes, the preview trailer for season 4 part 2 episode 4 was shared following the ending theme song on this weekend’s broadcast.

The upcoming episode is called ‘Memories of the Future’ and appears that it will solely focus on Zeke and Eren in The Paths.

“Although rejected, the older brother doesn’t abandon the younger. In the place where they end up, the brothers learn the truth.” – Narration for episode 79 preview.

At the time of writing, Shingeki.tv has not shared an official episode synopsis.

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How many episodes are left to air?

With the premiere of episode 78 “Two Brothers” on January 23rd, there are just nine episodes left in Attack on Titan season 4 part 2!

The episode count for the final ever broadcast was confirmed by the series’ official Japanese website, as well as the Funimation streaming page for the anime.

If there are no surprise delays or breaks in the scheduled broadcast, the final ever episode of Attack on Titan will premiere on Sunday, March 27th, 2022.

Interestingly, the episode title for the 80th episode has also been revealed to be ‘From You, 2000 Years Ago’. As many fans have pointed out, this runs parallel to the very first Attack on Titan episode, which was titled ‘To You, in 200 Years’.

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Fans react to an incredible episode this week…

Arguably the best-ever episode of Attack on Titan, fans are still digesting what was an incredible conclusion to Marley’s invasion of Shiganshina.

From Zeke screaming in the face of Colt, to Falco’s introduction as a Titan and of course, *that* sniper shot from Gabi; we are struggling to remember an episode that featured more ‘cliff-hanger’ moments.

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Of course, the devastating image of Eren’s head flying through the air is the topic of conversation for many anime fans on social media today.

However, the vast majority of posts on Twitter aren’t even breaking down the episode like usual. Instead, the global sentiment from the community is one of praise and thanks towards the production team at MAPPA and Isayama, the series original creator.

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