We are just a few weeks away from the Japanese premiere of the final episode of “Attack on Titan: The Final Season – Final Chapters” (Shingeki no Kyojin: The Final Season – Kanketsu-hen) and fans are showing their enthusiasm for what could be one of the chapters of the “Attack on Titan” anime that will generate the most noise within the otaku community.
Thanks to this enormous repercussion that Attack on Titan in general is gaining with the arrival of the TV anime’s finale, a figure manufacturer presented to the public a fascinating product that is inspired by the character Mikasa Ackerman, the skilled and prodigious adopted sister of the protagonist Eren Jeager, who will be dressed in a particular way to the delight of the otaku public.
Mikasa Ackerman from Attack on Titan causes sensation in Figure H
This amazing 1/6 scale figure based on the popular Attack on Titan waifu, Mikasa Ackerman, was produced by the manufacturer “OZ P.” and presents this character with a revealing schoolgirl outfit, an outfit that has not been explored in the original story of the franchise. This incredible reimagining has left otakus more than fascinated and the work done in the sculpting of Mikasa’s features along with the meticulous care in detailing her physical qualities to perfection, is something highly praised by the public interested in acquiring the product.
In addition, the schoolgirl outfit that was used to cover Mikasa Ackerman provokes a more than satisfactory sensation to the eye of the spectator, where both the skirt of military green tones, her white shirt and the attractive pose in which she finds herself manages to captivate the otakus.
For those interested in acquiring a more “free” version of Mikasa Ackerman’s clothing, “OZ P.” has prepared some variants that show the more “irresistible” side of Mikasa, since it will have the possibility of detaching the clothes of this waifu.
This is possible thanks to the fact that the figure will come with some interchangeable pieces such as her school uniform, detachable skirt and some other additions like a platform and an Eren doll.
If you want to see more images of the H version of the Mikasa Ackerman figure you can click here.
“Attack on Titan“, also known as “Shingeki no Kyojin” in Japan, is an exciting anime that has captivated millions of fans around the world. This acclaimed series immerses us in a post-apocalyptic world where humanity is on the brink of extinction due to the threat of humanoid giants known as Titans.
The story transports us to a bleak setting, where the last remnants of humanity have built massive walls to protect themselves from the Titans. However, the apparent safety is shaken when a Colossal Titan, of unimaginable proportions, breaks through the barrier and unleashes devastating chaos.
The protagonist of the story is Eren Yeager, a determined and courageous young man who swears vengeance against the Titans after witnessing the destruction and suffering they have caused. Along with his loyal friends Mikasa Ackerman and Armin Arlert, Eren joins the ranks of the Exploration Corps, a military organization specialized in dealing with the Titans and uncovering the secrets behind their existence.
As the plot unfolds, the characters face harrowing emotional and physical challenges. They are drawn into epic battles against the Titans, explore the mysteries of the past and discover the hidden truth behind the existence of these giant creatures.
“Attack on Titan” stands out for its intense and complex narrative, which tackles themes such as survival, the struggle for freedom, corruption and human nature. The series features a masterful blend of fast-paced action, shocking emotional moments and surprising plot twists that keep viewers on the edge of their seats in every episode.
With breathtaking animation, an epic soundtrack and charismatic, memorable characters, “Attack on Titan” has left an indelible mark on the anime industry. It is a suspenseful, thrilling and thought-provoking journey that has captivated both fans of the genre and those venturing into the world of anime for the first time.
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