Founding Titan Ymir Fritz
$79.00
Character: Attack on Titan · Founding Titan
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q2 - 2026
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 23 cm / 9.1 in
- Width: 12.5 cm / 4.9 in
- Depth: 16.2 cm / 6.4 in
Configurations
- Standard Version: Founding Titan Ymir Fritz statue with Survey Corps emblem base and smoke/steam effect elements at the base
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU (a rigid cast material commonly used in GK statues for structural parts) + Imported High-Transparency Resin (used for translucent effect parts such as steam and energy elements)
Other
- Studio: FengBao Studio
- Series Entry: 10th release in FengBao Studio’s “Retreating Dwarf” lineup
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
Founding Titan Ymir Fritz captures the moment the walls fall and the Rumbling begins — skeletal face thrown back, long blonde hair whipping through the air, arms spread wide as the titan form tears free of the earth. FengBao Studio’s WCF-scale piece stands 23 cm tall and pairs imported PU construction with high-transparency resin effects, set on a stone base embossed with the Survey Corps emblem. The combination of raw anatomical sculpt and the weight of that base gives the piece a presence that reads clearly at shelf distance.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis piece locks onto the instant the Rumbling is unleashed — Ymir Fritz answering Eren's recognition of her two-thousand-year wait in the Paths, the walls shattering, and the Founding Titan rising for the first time in the story's present. That moment carries the full weight of the series: every wall, every titan, every generation of suffering collapses into a single transformation. FengBao Studio interprets it through an outstretched, open-armed pose that reads simultaneously as emergence and release, the skeletal face tilted upward rather than forward in aggression — closer to liberation than conquest. The crumbling stone base bearing the Survey Corps emblem grounds the scale of the moment, placing the titan directly above the institution that spent the entire series trying to understand what it was fighting.
