Attack on Titan: Part 1 – Guren no Yumiya
Wit Studio
Attack on Titan: Part 1 – Guren no Yumiya is a compilation film that recaps the first half of Season 1 (Episodes 1-13) with theatrical animation quality. The film condenses the early events of the series — humanity behind the walls, the Titans' initial breach, Eren's transformation, and the beginning of the Battle of Trost — into a single viewing experience with improved visual quality compared to the original broadcast. The compilation was created partly to bring new viewers up to speed before Part 2's release and to serve as a theatrical experience for fans who wanted to revisit the series' beginning in a cinematic format.
This compilation film is purely optional for anyone who has already watched Season 1, as it contains no new story content. It is a re-edited and visually polished version of existing material rather than a unique narrative work. However, for viewers who are new to Attack on Titan and prefer cinematic presentation over episodic format, or for fans who simply want to revisit the iconic beginning — Eren watching the Colossal Titan's first appearance, the charge of the Survey Corps, the Titans' terrifying scale — the film provides that experience with enhanced animation sequences in key moments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Attack on Titan Part 1 compilation worth watching?
Only if you prefer watching compilations over individual episodes, or want to revisit Season 1 in a condensed format. It contains no new story content.
When was AoT Part 1 compilation released?
Released November 22, 2014 in Japan — covering Episodes 1-13 of Season 1.
Is the AoT Part 1 compilation adapted from the manga?
The compilation adapts the anime series, which is adapted from Hajime Isayama's manga. No original content is added.
What do fans think of the AoT compilation films?
Generally viewed as unnecessary for those who have watched the series. Appreciated mainly as theatrical presentations of iconic scenes or as introductions for new viewers.