Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition has embarked on a global journey, visiting 5 cities starting with Japan’s Mori Art Museum in Osaka, Fukuoka, Kobe, and Yokohama. It then ventured overseas to Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, Singapore, Indonesia, and Korea, before finally making its way to Malaysia on April 25, 2024. Attack on Titan: The Final Exhibition offers a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the complete story depicted through Hajime Isayama Sensei's original artworks. From the earliest days of the manga to the present, the exhibition showcases Isayama's sprawling dystopia, featuring new pieces never before displayed anywhere else in the world. Visitors will encounter drafts and sketches from Isayama's archives, providing insight into the creative process behind the series. Despite being reproductions, the exhibition maintains the essence of Isayama's world, allowing attendees to experience an immersive battle sequence set in the Great Titan Theatre. Additionally, displays of Titans, characters, and objects from the manga further enrich the experience, inviting fans to explore the intricate details of the Attack on Titan universe. Since its serialization debut in 2009, Attack on Titan has captivated audiences worldwide, transcending cultural boundaries with its captivating storytelling. With over 100 million copies sold in print and successful live-action film adaptations, the manga's recent conclusion marked the end of a monumental era. Coinciding with the exhibition's run is the fourth and final season of the anime TV series, further cementing the enduring legacy of Attack on Titan and inviting fans to celebrate its impact on popular culture.