Kotobukiya Reveals New Attack on Titan Mikasa Ackerman Final Season OSHI WORKS Figure
Kotobukiya has officially unveiled a new Mikasa Ackerman figure that perfectly captures one of Attack on Titan: The Final Season’s most emotional moments.
Created by Hajime Isayama, Attack on Titan follows humanity’s struggle for survival against the mysterious Titans before evolving into a far larger conflict that challenges everything its characters believed about their world, with Mikasa Ackerman remaining one of the series’ most skilled and devoted soldiers throughout the story.
The new “OSHI WORKS Mikasa Ackerman The Final Season ver.” figure is based on episode 93, A Long Dream, depicting the moment Mikasa resolves to confront Eren while riding on Falco’s back during the series’ dramatic final battle.
Standing approximately 24.5 cm tall, the non-scale figure recreates Mikasa with a determined yet gentle expression, while the sculpt carefully captures the flowing movement of her hair, the layered folds of her Survey Corps uniform and the intricate mechanical details of her Omni-Directional Mobility gear.
The paintwork places particular emphasis on Eren’s iconic red scarf, using soft shading to make it stand out against the darker tones of her outfit while reinforcing the emotional weight of the scene.
Fine details continue across the leg straps and ODM equipment, while the square display base features a magnetic design engraved with the Attack on Titan series title and Mikasa Ackerman’s name in Katakana.
Kotobukiya has also designed the figure to be displayed alongside the previously released Eren Yeager The Final Season ver., with additional characters from The Final Season lineup planned to expand the collection.
The “OSHI WORKS Mikasa Ackerman The Final Season ver.” figure is priced at ¥11,000 (approx. $75 USD / £55 GBP) and will be available through reputable hobby goods retailers such as HobbyLink Japan.
The figure is currently scheduled for release in February 2027.
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