Attack on Titanfandom wonders at what time they’ll get to watch Season 4 Part 2 Episode 11 (86). Well, here’s everything you need to know about the next episode’s release schedule.
Season 4 Part 2 ofAttack on Titanis approaching its end, and fans are eager to see how MAPPA plans on concluding the season. Connie, Mikasa, Jean, and Armin has teamed up with their enemies to save the world. Of course, Marleyans think that they have to fight Eren to stop him, but Eren’s friends obviously doesn’t want to fight him. So, it would be interesting to see what approach works with Eren, and which characters will survive the whole ordeal.
In theprevious episode, we saw a battle with Yeagerists, and Mikasa and other tried savingAzumabito. Now, we’ll see see the aftermath of that battle in the next episode.
Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 2 Episode 11 (86) Release Time Confirmed
Episode 11 ofAttack on TitanSeason 4 Part 2, which is technically Episode 86 of the franchise, is scheduled to release worldwide onSunday, March 20th, 2022, at 1:45 PM PDT (Pacific Timing).
Obviously, the release time for nextAttack on Titanepisode will vary depending on your region. So, here’s the exact time for Episode 86 for these time zones:
You can stream latest episodes ofAttack on TitanonCrunchyrollandFunimation. Both platforms have now merged into one, and it offers the subbed and the dubbed version ofAttack on Titan. However, the dubbed version of Final season is still a few episodes behind.
Attack on Titan Episode 86 Preview
According to the official preview, Episode 11 ofAttack on TitanSeason 4 Part 2 is titled"Retrospective.“In the teaser, we can see that the next episode will feature a lot of action. The battle against the Yeagerists is still ongoing, and Reiner and Annie will help in the fight.
We can also see Mikasa wiping blood off her head, so we’ll hopefully get to see more cool moments from her. Also, it would be safe to assume that the penultimate episode will conclude the fight on the island, and the remaining members will move forward to catch up to Eren.
