Five highlights at 'Attack On Titan: The Final' exhibition in Kuala Lumpur


Life-sized models of fan-favourite characters Eren Yeager (left) and Captain Levi Ackerman (right) are on display at the 'Attack On Titan: The Final' exhibition in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: The Star/Faihan Ghani

After captivating Japanese pop culture enthusiasts around the globe, the Attack On Titan: The Final exhibition has finally landed in Kuala Lumpur, inviting manga fans to explore the world of towering titans.

The exhibition, which opened today at the Fahrenheit88 mall in downtown KL, will run through July 21. Organised by Trendic and Ace Media Network (AMN) in Malaysia, this event has already made waves in various Asian cities, including a notable stop at the ArtScience Museum, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore in early 2022.

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