The countdown is nearly over for one of the biggest Attack on Titan releases since the series ended: the franchise's 17-year journey project is now just one month away, per Screen Rant.

The release is built around scale. It spans the entire 17-year timeline of Hajime Isayama's manga — from the Colossal Titan's first appearance over the wall of Shiganshina through the story's devastating endgame — and is designed to let fans replay every brutal battle across that run. For a series defined by its escalating, era-spanning conflicts, packaging the whole arc into a single release is the pitch.

It's also a reminder of how durable the franchise remains. Attack on Titan concluded its manga run in 2021 and its anime adaptation in 2023, yet it continues to anchor major commemorative projects, exhibitions, and re-releases. Isayama's story — serialized from 2009 to 2021 — turned into one of the defining manga of its generation, and the appetite for revisiting it clearly hasn't faded.

For lapsed fans, a one-month runway is enough time for a refresher before diving back in; for completionists, the full-timeline framing makes this one of the more comprehensive Titan packages yet announced. Either way, December is shaping up to be a loud month in the Attack on Titan calendar.