
Ilse no Techou: Aru Chousa Heidanin no Shuki During the Survey Corps' 49th recon mission, Hange Zoë is determined to capture a titan specimen. Despite not receiving clearance from Commander Erwin Smith, when a titan is spotted in nearby forestland, Hange rides out alone to meet it. Recklessly luring it out, she asks the titan numerous questions and puts her life on the line for the sake of her research. However, the behavior of this particular titan is far from normal. It quickly turns back and ...
The first Shingeki no Kyojin OVA, Ilse no Techou, is adapted from a side-story in the 5th volume of the Shingeki no Kyojin manga. The second, Totsuzen no Raihousha, is an original story that utilizes the comedic previews found at the end of the manga's volumes. The third is an anime-original story. ...
When curiosity and rivalry clash, even a simple scout mission can rewrite humanity’s fight against the Titans.
In the 49th Survey Corps sortie, the ever‑curious Hange Zoe defies Erwin’s orders to seize a lone titan for study. She lures the creature deep into the forest, interrogating it with reckless enthusiasm, only to discover it behaves unlike any she’s seen. The titan retreats, guiding Hange to a hidden clearing where the late scout Ilse Langnar’s diary lies—a grim record of her final hours that could reshape humanity’s understanding of the giants. Meanwhile, the 104th cadets face their own trials. Jean Kirstein, desperate to escape his stifling home and dream of a cushy Military Police life, sparks a showdown with fellow trainee Sasha Blouse, each vying to prove who’s truly the strongest. Elsewhere, a routine horseback patrol turns chaotic when Marco Bott’s squad, split between dutiful vigilance and idle mischief, is caught off‑guard by an unexpected threat, exposing the fragile cohesion of the fledgling soldiers.
These three side-story OVAs mix brutal titan attacks with lighter cadet comedy. The first episode is the darkest, depicting a scout's gruesome death and her recovered diary, while the other two focus on training mishaps and a cooking rivalry.
Attack on Titan OAD has 3 episodes.
Attack on Titan OAD is currently finished airing.
Attack on Titan OAD was produced by Wit Studio.
Attack on Titan OAD aired Dec 9, 2013 to Aug 8, 2014.
Attack on Titan OAD is based on a Manga.
These three side-story OVAs mix brutal titan attacks with lighter cadet comedy. The first episode is the darkest, depicting a scout's gruesome death and her recovered diary, while the other two focus on training mishaps and a cooking rivalry.

Kirstein, Jean
Main
CV: Taniyama, Kishou

Langnar, Ilse
Main
CV: Kokuryu, Sachi

Yeager, Eren
Main
CV: Kaji, Yuuki

Zoë, Hange
Main
CV: Park, Romi

Ackerman, Mikasa
Supporting
CV: Ishikawa, Yui

Arlert, Armin
Supporting
CV: Inoue, Marina

Berner, Moblit
Supporting
CV: Nishi, Rintarou

Blouse, Sasha
Supporting
CV: Kobayashi, Yuu

Bott, Marco
Supporting
CV: Oosaka, Ryouta

Bozado, Oluo
Supporting
CV: Kawada, Shinji

Braun, Reiner
Supporting
CV: Hosoya, Yoshimasa

Carolina, Mina
Supporting
CV: Anzai, Chika

Dazz
Supporting
CV: Takubo, Shuuhei

Gustav
Supporting
CV: Shinomiya, Gou

Jinn, Eld
Supporting
CV: Chiba, Susumu

Kirstein, Mother
Supporting
CV: Takayama, Minami

Lenz, Krista
Supporting
CV: Mikami, Shiori

Leonhart, Annie
Supporting
CV: Shimamura, Yuu

Levi
Supporting
CV: Kamiya, Hiroshi

Pixis, Dot
Supporting
CV: Tanaka, Masahiko

Ral, Petra
Supporting
CV: Aikawa, Natsuki

Rheinberger, Anka
Supporting
CV: Hayama, Ikumi

Schultz, Gunther
Supporting
CV: Mito, Kouzou

Shadis, Keith
Supporting
CV: Mogami, Tsuguo
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