One of Attack on Titan's most explosive confrontations is getting a premium diorama treatment from Prime 1 Studio. Confirmed via Prime 1 Studio's official reveal and reported by Toy People, the Ultimate Diorama Masterline Eren Yeager Attack Titan Bonus Version opened for pre-order May 8, 2026, priced at $2,899 (471,790 JPY), limited to 350 units worldwide.
This is a confirmed release with locked pricing, so here's what's included.
Prime 1 Studio's official reveal, as reported by Toy People, confirms the following:
This statue specifically depicts Eren's Attack Titan form rather than his later Founding Titan transformation, so collectors seeking a specific transformation stage should confirm this is the version they want before ordering, since Attack on Titan features multiple distinct titan forms across the series. Getting this distinction right matters more for this franchise than most, since Eren's various titan forms differ substantially in appearance and narrative context.
Recreating Eren's confrontation with Reiner during Marley's surprise attack on Shiganshina ties this statue to one of the story's most significant narrative turning points, giving it context beyond a generic titan-form action pose. That attack marks a major shift in Attack on Titan's overall story structure, moving the narrative beyond Paradis Island and reframing much of what came before it, which is part of why this specific confrontation carries outsized significance for longtime fans of the series.
Diorama-format statues at this price point and scale typically see smaller production runs than standard single-character releases, since the multi-figure sculpting and base work involved make each unit considerably more expensive to produce. A hard cap of 350 units worldwide means demand from Attack on Titan's large global collector base will likely outstrip supply well before the run sells out organically.
For an 81cm diorama statue, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case keeps the piece protected during its long wait for the 2027 shipping window.
For centerpiece display, EVORETRO's acrylic display risers add elevated shelf presence.
Since Prime 1 Studio revealed a matching Reiner Braun Armored Titan statue at the same time, collectors interested in displaying the full Shiganshina confrontation scene should consider both pieces together rather than Eren's statue alone.
Unlike a single-character statue where all production effort goes into one figure, a diorama piece like this Eren Yeager Attack Titan release requires an environmental base, careful scale balancing, and often narrative staging elements, all of which add real cost beyond a standard character statue, helping explain the $2,899 price point relative to Prime 1 Studio's single-figure lines.
Standing roughly 81cm tall, this piece sits well above typical single-figure statue scale, so collectors should plan dedicated shelf or floor space in advance of the 2027 shipping window rather than assuming it will fit alongside smaller figures on a standard display shelf. Diorama-format statues at this height also typically ship in multiple packed sections that require careful assembly once they arrive.
$2,899 (471,790 JPY).
350 worldwide.
Eren's Attack Titan form, not his Founding Titan form.
Between August and November 2027.
Yes, a matching Reiner Braun Armored Titan statue was revealed at the same time.
It depicts a pivotal confrontation during Marley's surprise attack on Shiganshina, a major turning point in the Eldia-Marley conflict.
Diorama-format pieces require an environmental base and careful multi-element staging, adding real production cost beyond a standard character statue.
Collectors who want to display the full Shiganshina confrontation should consider pairing both, since Prime 1 Studio revealed them together as a matched diorama scene.
This Eren Yeager statue gives Attack on Titan collectors a premium, narratively significant diorama piece, with a genuinely limited 350-unit run. Securing a pre-order now is the clearest way to guarantee one before it sells out.
Having a case and risers ready means the statue will be properly displayed once it eventually ships, and securing a pre-order slot now is the clearest way to avoid missing the capped 350-unit run entirely before demand catches up closer to the 2027 shipping window.
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