Attack on Titan cosplayer joins the Survey Corps as Mikasa Ackerman Crunchyroll \/ Instagram: @mky_aysAn Attack on Titan cosplayer went viral when she shared her true-to-life take on Mikasa Ackerman. The artist\u2019s insanely accurate costume of the anime heroine will leave fans in awe. Attack on Titan made its explosive debut in 2013, becoming a cultural phenomena as viewers connected with its relentlessly brutal story. The show re-imagines a world overrun by Titans \u2013 AKA horrifying giants that destroy everything and eat people. A talented cosplayer transformed into the series\u2019 resident badass, Mikasa Ackerman. The artist\u2019s incredibly faithful portrayal is so good, it\u2019s almost as if the powerful heroine has slashed her way out of the screen and into real life. Attack on Titan cosplayer brings Mikasa to life In the story, protagonists Eren Yeager and Mikasa become refugees after Titans break through the walls of their city and destroy their home. Avenging their loved ones, they join the military branch known as the Survey Corps to learn how to taken down the lumbering monsters. Cosplayer \u2018mk_ays\u2018 shared her real-life take on Ackerman, and pulled off the perfect portrayal of the heroine. Ays captured Mikasa\u2019s signature look by recreating her black bob haircut which includes a blade of hair that sits above the center of her face. The artist looks ready for battle as she swings her blades that are used to cut through the necks of Titans. Incredibly, the prop weapon has wires that run off the back of it just like the series. In the story, the swords attach to the character\u2019s vertical maneuvering equipment. Mikasa Ackerman is here and ready to protect you from Titans!\u2694\ufe0f#AttackOnTitan #shingekinokyojin #MikasaAckerman #mikasa #snk pic.twitter.com\/SO933BMfOB \u2014 Ays\ud83c\udf38 (@Mk_Ays) June 18, 2020 In another shot, Ays faithfully mirrors the anime character\u2019s brown leather military jacket, which is given to members of the Survey Corps. Her costume even includes little details like the abundance of belts the character has that run under her jacket and across her waist and legs. If I was one of soilder of survey corps from shingeki no kyojin Levi: everyone get ready! Titans are attacking! Me: *25 minutes later, when finally put on all the belts* I\u2019m ready sir! Oh no\u2026 everyone is dead already\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/rkaw5Q83xN\u2014 Ays\ud83c\udf38 (@Mk_Ays) June 18, 2020 The cosplayer also adorable mirrored Mikasa\u2019s attachment to her red scarf, which she keeps closely around her neck for most of the story. The clothing item was given to the character by Eren after he rescues her. https:\/\/www.instagram.com\/p\/B4DMTSWH0yw\/ After years of waiting, Attack on Titan is finally coming to an end. Creator Hajime Isayama announced in 2019 that the manga is wrapping up, and that the fourth season of the anime will be the end of the series. For everything we know about AOT\u2019s final episodes, check out our guide here. Those looking to catch up in time for the epic conclusion can watch all episodes on streaming services Crunchyroll and Funimation.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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