Yes — the Nine Titans appear in Attack on Titan 3, making their first in-game appearance in the series. The official Steam description confirms "intense new battles against the Nine Titans," though it does not name which Titans appear or explain their role in missions. This page separates what is officially confirmed from what remains unannounced.
- The Nine Titans make their first in-game appearance in the series in Attack on Titan 3.
- "Intense new battles against the Nine Titans" is confirmed in the official Steam description.
- Which specific Titans appear, and their in-game roles, are To be confirmed.
- No individual Titan names are listed here as game facts, because none are officially confirmed.
Do the Nine Titans Appear in Attack on Titan 3?
Yes. The Nine Titans make their first in-game appearance in the series in Attack on Titan 3, according to the official Steam description. This is a significant milestone for the game series, because it marks the first time the Nine Titans appear inside one of the games at all — earlier entries in the series are not described as featuring them.
For context, the Nine Titans are the nine Titan powers at the center of the Attack on Titan story. Bringing them into the game for the first time connects a major narrative element of the franchise to playable combat, but the official materials stop short of detailing exactly how they are implemented. What is certain is that their appearance in Attack on Titan 3 is confirmed, and that the game advertises battles against them as a headline feature.
For players who followed the Attack on Titan games before this entry, the confirmation is easy to miss because it appears as a single line in the official Steam description rather than in a dedicated announcement. Still, it carries real weight: a story element that had never appeared in the series' games before is now part of playable combat. The exact scope — how many of the Nine are involved, and how central they are to the campaign — is simply not stated anywhere in the official materials.
What the Official Description Confirms
The official Steam description of Attack on Titan 3 contains two confirmed statements about the Nine Titans. The first is that they make their first in-game appearance in the series. The second is that players can expect "intense new battles against the Nine Titans." Both statements come directly from the official description, so they are treated as facts on this page.
Taken together, these statements confirm two things: the Nine Titans are in the game, and fighting them is a major part of the experience. The battles are described as intense and as new — new, in the sense that fighting the Nine Titans is something the series has not offered before, and intense, in the sense that these encounters are presented as significant challenges.
What the description does not do is describe the battles themselves. How they are structured, how many of the Nine you will face, and where they appear in the game have not been shown. The emphasis on "intense new battles" suggests the Nine Titans are a headline combat feature of Attack on Titan 3, but that is an interpretation of the official wording, not a confirmed mechanic.
Because the official description is the only source so far, the safest reading is a narrow one: the Nine Titans are present in the game, and battling them is confirmed. Everything beyond those two statements — which Titans, how many of them, and where the fights happen — remains unspecified. Readers who want the fullest picture should keep an eye on official trailers and announcements, since those are the channels where roster details would surface if they are revealed before launch.
What Is Not Confirmed Yet
Several important questions remain unanswered, and we mark them "To be confirmed" until official materials provide details:
- Which specific Titans from the Nine appear in the game.
- The in-game role of each Titan — whether they are bosses, field encounters, story battles, or something else.
- How the battles against the Nine Titans are structured and where they take place.
- Whether the Nine Titans connect to Special Exterior Missions or other modes.
- Any rewards or unlock conditions tied to defeating them.
Note that we deliberately do not list individual Titan names as game facts on this page. The official description confirms the Nine Titans as a group, but it has not confirmed any individual member's appearance, so naming specific Titans as part of the game would go beyond what we actually know. Any roster lists you see elsewhere are unverified.
For now, the practical takeaway is simple: treat the Nine Titans as a confirmed marquee feature, but do not build expectations around specific encounters, because none have been shown. The official description gives players a headline — first in-game appearance, intense new battles — and nothing more. Any claims about which specific Titans are in the game, or how their fights play out, go beyond what the official materials state.
As soon as the developers reveal more — through trailers, updates to the official game description, or post-launch materials — this page will be updated with the confirmed roster and roles. Until then, the facts stand where the official description leaves them: first in-game appearance, and intense new battles.