Attack On Titan Annie Leonhart
Price range: $209.00 through $289.00
Character: Attack on Titan · Annie Leonhart
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
1/6 Scale
- H 30 cm (11.8″) × W 14.5 cm (5.7″) × D 14 cm (5.5″)
1/4 Scale
- H 45 cm (17.7″) × W 22 cm (8.7″) × D 20.5 cm (8.1″)
Configurations
- Annie Leonhart figure in Victorian-gothic evening gown with intricate lace paneling and corset-laced bodice
- Ornate grand staircase base with turned wooden balusters, curved handrail, and gilded acanthus-leaf finials
- Available in both 1/6 and 1/4 scale
Material & Packaging
- Resin + PU
Other
- Estimated shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Model Power Studio’s Night Banquet Vol. 02 reframes Annie Leonhart as a figure of restrained elegance, poised mid-descent on a richly detailed grand staircase. Layered black lace, brocade texturing, and gilded baluster finials reward close inspection at every angle. Available in both 1/6 and 1/4 scale in resin and PU, this piece captures the quiet tension Annie carries everywhere — even when the battlefield is a ballroom.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Annie Leonhart is a graduate of the 104th Training Corps and a key antagonist in Hajime Isayama's Attack on Titan, secretly serving as the Female Titan sent to infiltrate humanity's forces within the Walls. Beneath her cold, detached exterior lies a deeply conflicted soldier driven by a promise to return to her father. Model Power Studio's Night Banquet series reimagines her outside the battlefield entirely — trading military harness and crystal prison for the quiet menace of a formal evening, where her guarded composure feels just as dangerous descending a staircase as it does on the front line.
