Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL Opens in Busan This November

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The Attack on Titan Exhibition FINAL in Busan will open on November 14 at DUEX Busan. The exhibition features around 200 replica original art pieces, a new 'Colossal Titan' space, and a special video utilizing 4-channel 3D surround sound.

This exhibition is designed to allow visitors to experience Hajime Isayama's manga Attack on Titan through original artwork, videos, physical exhibits, and 3D sculptures. Following its run at DUEX Hongdae in Seoul, it is now set to welcome visitors in Busan.

The venue features around 200 replica original art pieces that arrange key scenes from the series according to the narrative flow. A special video combining 1:5 ratio wide-screen mapping with 4-channel 3D surround sound brings the combat scenes between Titans and humans to life through visuals and audio.

Physical exhibits include the book containing stories from outside the Walls, Mikasa's scarf, and the Scout Regiment's cloak. Life-size statues of Eren and Levi, as well as a diorama recreating combat scenes of the Scout Regiment, are also on display.

A new 'Colossal Titan' space—not seen in the Seoul exhibition—has been added to the Busan venue. It is constructed in a format where visitors directly face the Colossal Titan that threatened humanity inside the Walls.

The original artwork previously added in Seoul will also be unveiled in Busan. Introduced as the one and only original drawing of its kind in the world, visitors can view the scene of Mikasa parting with Eren alongside the final page of the original manga.

In addition, the exhibition features a photo spot where visitors can encounter the Beast Titan from the 'Final Wall Maria Reclamation Operation', as well as an interactive diorama where visitors become a 'Titan inside the Wall.' A life-size Omni-Directional Mobility Gear and a recreation of 'the basement of Eren Yeager's home' from the manga are also showcased.

The exhibition-exclusive four-cut photo booth section offers photo frames where visitors can take pictures with characters. In Busan, exclusive frames timed with the birthdays of Levi, Eren, and Mikasa will be released sequentially. The collaboration cafe will add five Busan-exclusive special menu items themed around scenes and characters from the series.

For the first two days of the opening, November 14 and 15, entry will operate on a timed slot system. From November 16 to April 4, 2027, the exhibition will transition to regular general entry, open daily with no closing days. Operating hours are from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM, with last entry at 5:20 PM. The admission age is 7 years and older.

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