Attack on Titan

Attack on Titan merchandise covers everything from figures to replicas of Survey Corps gear. This series built a massive following with its dark story about humanity fighting giant Titans, and the collectibles reflect that intensity.

What's Available

You'll find figures of Eren, Mikasa, Levi, and the rest of the Scout Regiment in their ODM gear. Some are posed mid-action, others are static display pieces. Nendoroids give you the chibi versions with interchangeable faces. Figmas offer articulation for dynamic poses.

Beyond figures, there are replicas of the vertical maneuvering equipment, Survey Corps jackets, and Titan-themed accessories. Manufacturers like Good Smile, Kotobukiya, and Bandai produce most of what you see here.

The AOT Collectible Market

Attack on Titan peaked in popularity during its final season, which means there's a lot of merchandise floating around. That's good for availability, less good for exclusivity. Limited editions and high-quality statues hold their value, but mass-produced prize figures are easy to find.

Levi Ackerman is the most popular character for collectibles. Eren comes second, especially in his Founding Titan or post-timeskip look. Mikasa gets solid representation too. The Colossal Titan shows up as oversized figures and diorama pieces.

Quality Varies

Prize figures from Japanese arcades are affordable but basic. Scale figures from Kotobukiya or Good Smile have better paint and detail. If you want museum-quality, look at the statue variants with diorama bases showing action scenes from the anime.

FAQs

Are Attack on Titan figures still being made?
Yes, but the pace has slowed since the anime ended. New releases still happen, especially for popular characters like Levi and Eren.

What's the difference between AOT figures and statues?
Figures are usually smaller, sometimes articulated, and focus on single characters. Statues are larger display pieces, often with diorama bases showing scene recreations.

Do AOT collectibles come with ODM gear?
Many do, especially Figmas and higher-end scale figures. Prize figures are hit or miss. Check the product listing.

Why is Levi more expensive than other characters?
Popularity. Levi is the fan favorite, so manufacturers make more variants and collectors buy them all. High demand, limited releases, higher prices.