Attack On Titan: 5 Reason To Be Excited For Season 3 Part 2

April looks like it's going to be a stellar month for fanboys and fangirls as Game of Thrones returns to TV, Becky Lynch and co. do battle at Wrestlemania 35, and Avengers: Endgame hits cinemas worldwide.

If your schedule wasn't already jam-packed, it will be now as Wit Studio announced that the second part of the third season of Attack on Titan will also be returning in April for some more action involving giants chowing down on humans.

Following a disappointing and slow second season, the show came back last summer with an action-packed opening episode that set the tone for the rest of the season and showed fans how high the stakes are. Things are only going to get worse for our heroes as there will be plenty of epic titan battles, along with some major revelations about where this story is going next. Here's what to expect.

While certain parts of Attack on Titan have varied in quality, the one thing that has managed to stay consistent throughout its run has been the soundtrack. Composer Hiroyuki Sawano has always managed to create memorable music that completely accentuates the scene it's in without taking away from it and becoming distracting.

Part one of season three continued this trend, especially in the epic battles between Levi and Kenny or when Rod Reiss turned himself into giant, grotesque titan, dragging himself across the floor towards the Orvud district. While we've only seen a minute and a half of footage from part two, the music used in the trailer certainly helped create the buzz that it did when it was released.