WARNING: The following contains spoilers for the Attack on Titan manga by Hajime Isayama, Dezi Sienty and Alex Ko Ransom, available in English from Kodansha.
Attack on Titan is coming to an end, but the final chapter of the manga may have hinted at a possible continuation.
Chapter 139, which brings an end to the highly popular manga series by Hajime Isayama, features a note to fans from the editorial department of Bessatsu Shonen Magazine thanking them for reading the manga and emphasizing the value of emotions that stories can bring. "Our battle is only getting started!!!" the note says in conclusion.
Though no official spinoff or sequel series has been announced by Bessatsu Shonen Magazine, the ending of Attack on Titan leaves plenty of room for more stories. Chapter 139 ends with the death of protagonist Eren Yeager, as tensions run high between the inhabitants of Eldia and the rest of the world. Originally slated to release April 9, the final chapter debuted much earlier than expected.
Attack on Titan centers on the battle between humanity and the massive flesh-eating Titans, with Eren Yeager seeking vengeance against the beasts after one killed his family. The manga has become a worldwide phenomenon and also gave birth to an anime series that will air its final stretch of episodes next year.