The TV anime Attack on Titan has released a special collaboration video with the World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025, which will take place from September 13 to 21. The video, titled Attack on the World Athletics, was unveiled on August 24 via the official TBS X account.
Attack on Titan x World Athletics Championships Tokyo 2025
The post announced, “TBS ‘World Athletics Tokyo’ × TV Anime ‘Attack on Titan’ collaboration video ‘Attack on the World Athletics’ is complete.” It was accompanied by a line paying homage to the anime: “When the world unites, no wall is insurmountable! Offer Your… no, Offer Your Applause!!”—a playful twist on the iconic “Offer Your Heart!” motto from the series, urging viewers to cheer for athletes with applause.
The video opens with protagonist Eren’s famous line, “I’m gonna destroy them!”, before cutting to the Survey Corps confronting Titans. Within the anime’s dark fantasy setting, scenes of athletes competing at the Tokyo championships are seamlessly integrated. The narration reiterates the theme: “When the world unites, no wall is insurmountable! Offer Your… no, Offer Your Applause!!”
The World Athletics Championships will return to Tokyo for the first time in 34 years since 1991, drawing over 2,000 athletes from around 200 countries and regions to vie for the top in their respective disciplines. For TBS, the Tokyo edition will mark its 15th broadcast of the global competition.
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TBS『東京世界陸上』 × TVアニメ『進撃の巨人』
コラボVTR「進撃の世界陸上」が完成🔥
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世界がひとつになれば
どんな壁も乗り越えられる！
心臓を…いや、手拍子を捧げよ！！
心をひとつに
手拍子で選手を応援しよう👏 pic.twitter.com/UlgiCGajnY
— TBS 陸上 (@athleteboo) August 24, 2025
About Attack on Titan
Based on Hajime Isayama’s manga serialized in Bessatsu Shonen Magazine (Kodansha) from September 2009 to April 2021, Attack on Titan follows humanity trapped within massive walls, fighting a desperate battle against man-eating Titans. The story centers on Eren, who dreams of the outside world, his strong and skilled companion Mikasa, and the intelligent strategist Armin, as they join the Survey Corps in a struggle for survival.
Source : ORICON NEWS
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