Nendoroid Mikasa Ackerman (#365): The Survey Corps’ Top Soldier
The Nendoroid Mikasa Ackerman (#365) is the original release of the series' female lead, capturing her in her classic Trainee and early Survey Corps attire. Standing approximately 10 cm (3.94 inches) tall, this figure is a favorite for its balance of high-intensity combat accessories and the sentimental items that define her character.
Like the Eren #375 model, this figure is fully articulated and designed to be posed in the dynamic, mid-air "slashing" stances that Mikasa is known for.
Key Features & Design
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Three Emotional Face Plates:
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Standard Face: Her signature stoic and calm expression.
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Shouting Face: A fierce look designed for combat poses.
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Stunned Face: Captures her look of shock or disbelief, often seen during the series' more tragic turns.
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The Iconic Scarf: Includes her signature red scarf, which can be wrapped around her neck to match her standard look or held in her hands to recreate the "thank you for wrapping this scarf around me" scene.
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Vertical Maneuvering Equipment (VME): A highly detailed, miniature version of the Scout gear, complete with dual blades and removable smoke/steam effect parts to simulate the propulsion system.
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Blood & Combat Effects: Includes unique blood splatter effect parts that can be attached to the blades, allowing for a more "battle-hardened" display.
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Survey Corps Cape: Comes with the iconic green hooded cape featuring the Wings of Liberty logo. The cape is removable, giving you the option for both indoor and expedition-style looks.
Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Detail |
| Character | Mikasa Ackerman |
| Manufacturer | Good Smile Company |
| Series | Nendoroid (#365) |
| Material | High-Quality ABS & PVC Plastic |
| Height | Approx 100 mm (3.94 inches) |
| Included Accessories | 3 Face Plates, VME Gear, Dual Blades, Scarf, Cape, Combat Effects, Stand |
This figure is the perfect counterpart to the Eren Yeager (#375) Nendoroid, especially since their bases and accessories are designed to complement one another in a shared display.