Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL, Which Heated Up Seoul, Arrives in Busan This November

Opening at DUEX Busan on November 14, with a New Exhibition Space Featuring the “Colossal Titan”

Over 200 Reproduced Original Artworks, Special Videos, Life-Size Exhibits, a Collaboration Café, Photo Booths, and More

The exhibition Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL, which has been receiving enthusiastic acclaim from audiences in Seoul, will finally arrive in Busan on November 14.

Created by manga artist Hajime Isayama, Attack on Titan sparked a worldwide phenomenon and remains one of the most celebrated masterpieces, even after its conclusion in 2021. Set against the backdrop of a conflict between humanity and Titans, separated by enormous walls, the series explores profound themes of freedom, choice, and human conviction, earning love from fans around the world.

Based on the original manga, this exhibition is designed to let visitors experience the world of Attack on Titan through a variety of formats, including original artwork, video, physical exhibits, and three-dimensional sculptures. It opened at DUEX Hongdae in Seoul last June to widespread acclaim, and, following its success, is now coming to audiences in Busan.

At the heart of the exhibition are approximately 200 reproduced original artworks, offering an up-close look at Hajime Isayama’s distinctive rough yet delicate art style. Key scenes from the series, beloved by fans, unfold in the order of the story, allowing visitors to see firsthand how the world of Attack on Titan came to life on the page. A special video featuring 1:5-scale wide-screen projection mapping and four-channel surround sound will also be presented, bringing the fierce battles between Titans and humans to life through overwhelming visuals and sound, guiding visitors straight into the battlefield of the series.

The experience continues with opportunities to encounter iconic items and scenes from the series in real life. Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits, including the book containing the story of the world beyond the walls, Mikasa’s scarf, the Scout Regiment’s cloak, life-size sculptures of Eren and Levi, and a diorama recreating a battle scene featuring the Scout Regiment.

The Busan exhibition will also feature a new space that was not part of the Seoul exhibition. The “Colossal Titan,” one of the most striking figures heralding the beginning of the story, will make its appearance at the Busan venue. This space offers visitors the chance to come face-to-face with the Colossal Titan that once threatened humanity within the walls, making it one of the key highlights exclusive to the Busan exhibition.

Content newly added to the Seoul exhibition will also return in Busan. Among the highlights is an original manuscript page of which only one exists in the entire world. Visitors will be able to view the original artwork depicting Mikasa as she bids farewell to Eren, as well as the very last page of the original manga.

In addition, the exhibition will feature a photo spot where visitors can encounter the Beast Titan during the operation to retake Wall Maria, as well as an interactive diorama where they can become a “Titan inside the walls” themselves. Visitors can also experience the world of Attack on Titan more vividly through exhibits such as a life-size 3D recreation of the Vertical Maneuvering Equipment and the basement of “Eren Yeager’s house”—a place Commander Erwin had long wished to visit—faithfully recreated in real life just as it appears in the manga.

To further immerse visitors in the world of the series, the merchandise shop will offer limited-edition special goods for Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL, under the concept of the Reeves Company opening a pop-up shop in Busan. A variety of merchandise awaits visitors, including items featuring popular characters and bags and keychains inspired by Scout Regiment supplies.

The exhibition-exclusive four-cut photo booth will offer a variety of photo frames that allow visitors to become members of the Scout Regiment and take pictures alongside the characters. In particular, Busan will feature exclusive new photo frames celebrating the characters’ birthdays. Frames for Levi, Eren, and Mikasa will be unveiled in sequence to coincide with each character’s birthday.

The collaboration café will also receive an upgrade specially for Busan. It will offer menus inspired by scenes from the series, along with desserts and beverages that reflect each character’s individual personality. A total of five new special menu items will be introduced exclusively at the Busan exhibition. From half-and-half drinks that allow visitors to choose their characters to desserts recreating scenes from the manga, the café will offer special items available only in Busan. Detailed designs for the Busan-exclusive photo frames and café menus will be unveiled sequentially through the exhibition’s official social media channels at a later date.

The Busan edition of Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL will operate with timed-entry sessions on its opening two days, November 14 and 15. From November 16 through April 4, 2027, visitors will be able to enter at any time during operating hours. Tickets, starting with early-bird tickets, will go on sale through YES24 Ticket beginning October 6.

[Exhibition Information]

- Exhibition: Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL

- Dates: November 14, 2026 (Sat) – April 4, 2027 (Sun) / Open daily

- Venue: DUEX Busan

- Hours: 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM / Last admission at 5:20 PM

- Age Restriction: Ages 7 and up (elementary school age and above)