Sadly, Attack on Titan Season 2 will not be aired this year due to numerous reasons. Good news is, there will be a two-part live action film that will be aired this 2015.

"Attack on Titan" Season 2 is only a year away from hitting the small screen. Director Tetsuro Araki previously announced that the sequel to the "Shingeki no Kyojin" manga-based anime will be released in 2016. The sequel is said to take on the "Clash of Titans" story arc and will most probably include the current story arc titled, "The Uprising."

"Attack on Titan" will return with all new episodes for season 2 in 2016 following its season 1 finale, which left fans in suspense. The cast and crew are still waiting for more published chapters from the manga in order for production to begin. Meanwhile, fans may relive season 1 in the "Shingeki no Kyojin" compilation films titled, "Crimson Bow and Arrow" and "Wings of Freedom."

Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyojin) director Tesuro Araki has confirmed the return of the anime series on television in 2016. Meantime, 2 live action movie adaptations covering the episodes on the series are set to be released in US theatres this summer and fall. Fans are split between the value of the movies, with dispproval hinged on the movies possibly disappointing fans and losing following for the series.

Attack on Titan Season 2 release on 2016. Live-action adapatation to release second part of the movie this June.

The crazy anime Attack on Titan which has gone like a wildfire across Asia and some parts of the western regions as wild berry-ish knapsack for a real-deal anime series will be now adapted to film. Attack on Titan live action has been making rounds of worried criticisms from its wildly big fan mostly based in Asia. The crazy anime Attack on Titan which has gone like a wildfire across Asia and some parts of the western regions as wild berry-ish knapsack for a real-deal anime series will be now adapted to film. Attack on Titan live action has been making rounds of worried criticisms from its wildly big fan mostly based in Asia. Fans has fished out commentaries that there would be a ruin of a great anime series. Whether they will watch the upcoming adaptation of it or not, it will still be released this August 1, 2015. Pundits had been eyeing for the latest updates and even movie posters that they might deem something appalling with regards to how the film should project the characters. Nevertheless, casts for the film has somehow send relief to the fans. Japanese actors and actresses were taken as casts for the upcoming anime action movie. They seem labelled good actors and as seen with the newly released posters of the film, this anime adapted film will quite make good impressions on anime remakes. However, it will not be an assurance that they will make big hit in the Hollywood. The said franchise will be produced by Toho studios which will be releasing its biggest monster franchise “Godzilla” the following year. Necessarily as it should, they have been working hardly on the special effects wherein they will be working with Higuchi (acclaimed special effects director who made nerve-tingling ‘God Warriors Appears in Tokyo’ and ‘Evangelion Series’ among others) to intensify and justify the movies impressive plot. Though, Attack on Titan live action movie has been receiving a lot of attacks from detractors who said that this film would flunk, peace is held tightly by fans who still believe in the beautiful of their favourite anime series replica. You have to see for yourself.

The hugely popular animated series, Attack on Titan, returns with all-new season 2 next year as confirmed by director Tetsuro Araki last November.

'Attack on Titan' is set to launch Season 2 on April 2015 as it awaits the manga's publication this December. Fans must look forward to AoT, or well known as 'Shingeki no Kyojin', upcoming releases as it entails conclusions to some characters' plots.

'Attack on Titan 2' is expected to be released soon on early months of 2015 as the production has already divulged the highly anticipated anime being created since August of this year.

Attack on Titan retains no. 1 spot, editor claims series will end in 3 to 4 years. Attack on Titan retains its post as the leading manga in Japan as it remains to be the highest selling manga in the country.