Attack on Titan · Figure guide
Mikasa Figure
Mikasa Ackerman keeps the scarf Eren gives her after the loss of her parents. It belongs to the beginning of a life with his family, before the fall of Shiganshina sends them both into the military. Its red color remains familiar as the uniforms, weapons and people around her change.
Mikasa figures often carry that scarf alongside the equipment of the Survey Corps. Attack on Titan gives both details a history: one connects her to the home she found, while the other belongs to choices she must make as a soldier among people she wants to protect.
Story and characterFigure selection
Early uniform in motion
Mikasa · figma 203

figma Mikasa
View this figurefigma combines Mikasa’s early military outfit with dual blades, maneuvering gear and smoke effects.
Three expressions, wire hooks, an optional cloak and an articulated stand help you arrange the action. The figure is about 14.5 cm tall, so compare its proportions with the soldiers you already own.
Final Season, with scarf options
The Final Season · Nendoroid 2001

Final Season Nendoroid Mikasa
View this figureThe later haircut and equipment come with standard, combat and tearful smiling faces.
Her scarf, blades, maneuvering gear and smoke effects are included. At roughly 10 cm tall, this Nendoroid gives you the later Mikasa in a format you can keep changing.
The scarf as the subject
The Final Season · Oshi Works

Oshi Works Mikasa
View this figureRaised arms and the red scarf frame the face in Oshi Works’ fixed Final Season pose.
The figure stands about 24.5 cm high including the square base. Magnetic attachment lets you adjust her position on its metal top; the body itself keeps the sculpted pose.
Story and character
Learning to fight beside other people
Mikasa graduates at the top of the 104th Training Corps. Her ability makes her exceptionally effective with maneuvering gear, but the battle at Trost shows how quickly her judgment can falter when she believes Eren is dead. Armin and the other recruits also become essential to her survival.
She can be fiercely direct about protecting civilians. When a merchant blocks the evacuation route at Trost, she forces him to clear it. Her concern extends beyond Eren to the frightened people whose lives depend on the soldiers holding the street.
Joining the Survey Corps brings her under commanders who ask for discipline as well as courage. She learns to coordinate with Levi and other soldiers, using her strength within missions whose outcome no individual can control. The early jacket and green cloak belong to those years of training, loss and shared expeditions.
The scarf through the Final Season
Mikasa’s shorter hair and later combat uniform mark the years that have passed since the recruits first fought Titans. The equipment changes with the enemies they face. The scarf remains a personal attachment within a life increasingly organized around military operations.
As Eren distances himself from his friends, remembering the boy who wrapped it around her becomes painful. Keeping that memory does not settle what she should do about the man he has become. His decisions put other people’s lives at risk, including the friends who have fought alongside them both.
The final conflict asks Mikasa to act against someone she still loves. Her choice gives the scarf’s continued presence a different meaning. She can remember the kindness that began their life together while refusing to let that memory decide every obligation she has to the living.
Mikasa’s early Survey Corps clothing and later uniform mark the passing years; her scarf keeps a much earlier moment present within them.