Attack on Titan’s Epic Final Battle Inspires Kotobukiya’s New Official Levi Figure
Kotobukiya has officially opened pre-orders for a new Attack on Titan figure of Levi Ackerman that captures the Survey Corps captain after the brutal injuries he suffers during the anime’s Final Season.
The “Levi Ackerman The Final Season ver. OSHI WORKS” recreates Levi during the Battle of Heaven and Earth, with facial bandages, visible scarring, and a weary stance reflecting the physical toll of everything leading into the series’ final confrontation.
Levi earned his reputation as humanity’s strongest soldier after rising from the Underground to become one of the Survey Corps’ most formidable fighters under Commander Erwin Smith.
That ability repeatedly placed him at the center of some of Attack on Titan’s most dangerous battles, but the Final Season leaves Levi carrying injuries that even he cannot simply fight through.
He is severely wounded by the explosion of a Thunder Spear while guarding Zeke Yeager, leaving permanent damage across his face and hand before he eventually returns to help the surviving Survey Corps members stop the Rumbling.
Kotobukiya has based the new statue around that later version of Levi rather than his earlier, almost untouchable appearance in combat, showing a soldier who is visibly exhausted but still refuses to abandon the mission.
Bandages cross one side of his face around the scars left by the explosion, while additional painted and sculpted details recreate the stitching around his wounds and his characteristically severe expression.
His posture also avoids the dramatic mid-air attacks often associated with Levi figures, instead showing him standing with the effects of his injuries still clearly visible.
The darker anti-personnel combat uniform used during the Final Season is paired with Levi’s omni-directional mobility equipment, with the mechanical components and connecting parts arranged around his waist and legs.
At approximately 19.5 cm tall, Levi is noticeably shorter than several of the other Attack on Titan OSHI WORKS statues, accurately reflecting his canonical 160 cm height and naturally smaller stature compared with many of his fellow Survey Corps members.
The included square base uses an internal metal plate and magnetic connection, allowing Levi to be repositioned without permanently attaching his feet to a fixed mounting point.
The “Attack on Titan” logo and Japanese lettering for “Levi Ackerman” are also worked into the base, matching the presentation used across Kotobukiya’s other Final Season OSHI WORKS figures.
Kotobukiya’s growing Final Season lineup already includes OSHI WORKS figures of Eren Yeager and Mikasa Ackerman, while Armin Arlert and Sasha Blouse have now been revealed alongside Levi as the next additions to the series.
Levi is also set to headline another major Attack on Titan figure release through Bandai’s upcoming “Ichiban Kuji Attack on Titan ~Dedicate Your Hearts~” collection, where a new MASTERLISE statue of him on horseback will serve as the Last One Prize.
That version presents Levi during an earlier Survey Corps expedition, making it a very different portrayal from Kotobukiya’s battle-scarred Final Season statue.
Pre-orders for the “Levi Ackerman The Final Season ver. OSHI WORKS”, priced at ¥11,000 (approximately $70 / £53), are now available through the Kotobukiya Online Shop and reputable hobby goods retailers such as HobbyLink Japan, ahead of its release in May 2027.
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