'Attack On Titan' Season 2 Release Date Coming In February? Lead Character Levi Ackerman To Die?

by Dheeraj Rawal / Dec 31, 2015 01:02 PM EST

The "Attack on Titan" season 2 anime series's official release date will be out soon and the season is supposed to be full of action sequences with a major turn of events in the lead character's life and possibly the end of the anime series, according to Yibada.

The second season will feature an epic battle led by Captain Erwin Smith and 104th Trainees Squad against the Titans that have penetrated the wall.

The episodes will show that the captain will also lose his one hand in the battle and will be shown retiring from the 104th Squad, reported VC Post.

The speculations are high that the lead character, Levi Ackerman will succumb to death in the upcoming second installment of the "Attack on Titan."

Levi is rumored to die when he will try to save the Shiganshina Trio including Eren Yeager, Armin Arlert and Mikasa Ackerman from his uncle, Kevin in the "Attack on Titan" season 2, which release date will be announced in few days by the officials.

Christian Today reported that the true form of the Reiss family will be revealed in "Attack on Titan" season 2 as well. It is rumored that the Reiss family members will actually transform into the Titans during the combat. The speculations also suggest that Reiner Braun and Bertolt Hoover will transform into "Colossal Titan" and "Armored Titan."

The season two of the "Attack on Titan" will also feature a new ape-like Titan, which would be able to communicate with the other Titans when release date arrives.

Reportedly, the true identity of the couple Ymir and Krista Lenz will also be unveiled. Ymir is rumored to be a Titan who has been out there near the wall for around 60 years before she transformed back into her human form.

It would also be revealed that Krista is Rod Reiss's daughter and the rightful heir to the power of Coordinate, reported Realty Today.

The "Attack on Titan Season 2" release date is slated for February 2016 in Japan as confirmed by the creator of the anime series, Tetsuro Araki.