‘Attack on Titan’ Returns to South Korean Theaters with Expanded Formats

Seoul, South Korea – The Japanese animated film Attack on Titan Theatrical Version The Last Attack is returning to South Korean cinemas to commemorate the first anniversary of its initial release. Aniplus, the South Korean distributor, announced the re-release will begin on March 13th, offering fans a wider range of viewing experiences.

Expanded Viewing Options

The re-release will initially be available in premium formats including Dolby Cinema, featuring Dolby Vision and Atmos sound, and Dolby Atmos. Following this, screenings in 4DX and MX4D will commence on March 20th. This marks the first time the film will be shown in Dolby and 4DX formats in South Korea.

About ‘Attack on Titan’

Attack on Titan is based on the globally popular manga series by Hajime Isayama, which has sold over 140 million copies worldwide. The film depicts the final battle of the Survey Corps against the “earth tremor,” a catastrophic force threatening all life. The theatrical release covers the concluding chapters of the animated television series.

Previous Success and Audience Engagement

During its initial release last year, Attack on Titan attracted 950,000 viewers, achieving the top spot among exclusive releases at Megabox cinemas. The MX4D screenings, which provided immersive sensory effects simulating the “earth shaking,” proved particularly popular, accounting for approximately 20% of the total audience.

Aniplus’ Statement

An Aniplus official stated that the re-release was confirmed due to the enthusiastic support received during the film’s first run. They highlighted the addition of Dolby and 4DX formats as a way to provide a more diverse and engaging cinematic experience for fans.