At Rest Mikasa Ackerman
$179.00
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Character: Attack on Titan · Mikasa Ackerman
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 31 cm / 12.2 in
- Width: 15 cm / 5.9 in
- Depth: 14 cm / 5.5 in
- Weight: Not specified
Configurations
- Standard Version: Figure on weathered door-panel base; single configuration as provided
Material & Packaging
- Material: Full PU figure body + imported resin (PU provides a smooth, slightly flexible finish suited to skin and fabric surfaces; imported resin used for structural and detail-intensive components)
- Packaging: Color box with outer shipping carton, EPE foam (dense protective foam used for statue shipping), and securing straps
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
At Rest Mikasa Ackerman captures her in a rare moment of stillness — leaning against a weathered doorframe, barefoot, in civilian clothes, the weight of the Survey Corps entirely absent from her posture. CHUJIAN Studio sculpted this 1/6 scale piece with a full PU and imported resin figure body, pairing it with a distressed wood-panel door base that frames the composition like a painting. An edition of 188 makes this one of the tighter runs for a piece built around this specific emotional register.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
This is CHUJIAN Studio's original civilian interpretation of Mikasa — not a combat pose, not a uniform, but the version of her that the series rarely allowed space for. The concept frames dusk as a threshold: armor set aside, the figure leans into the doorframe with a composed, slightly distant expression that reads as exhaustion softened by something quieter. CHUJIAN's sculptural decision to use the full-length door panel as both base and backdrop gives the piece a portrait-like verticality, while the bare feet and draped black dress shift the visual language entirely away from soldier and toward the life she carried underneath it.
