Attack on Titan launches Christmas meeting-themed merchandise
Eren, Levi and Erwin lead a new winter merchandise collection with preserved flowers, acrylic goods and a reservation bonus.
The new Attack on Titan (進撃の巨人) “Meeting” merchandise collection puts Eren, Levi and Erwin in winter clothing, each carrying a bouquet in newly drawn artwork. Reservations opened on 23 October through the Gets-Oshi Mart online shop and other retailers, according to anime news outlet Anime! Anime! 1
The collection is built around a seasonal meeting theme rather than a new anime project. The official product page presents the three characters waiting with flowers, alongside a preserved-flower range that pairs each bouquet with a character postcard in a photo-frame box. The official collection visual also carries the copyright notice for Hajime Isayama, Kodansha and the Attack on Titan: The Final Season production committee. 2
What is in the collection
Each preserved-flower item costs ¥8,800, with versions themed around Eren, Levi and Erwin. The wider line includes bust-up acrylic stands at ¥3,850 each, full acrylic stands at ¥1,980, holographic tin badges at ¥660 and Polaroid-style acrylic cards at ¥770. The character names and product details are listed on the official Gets-Oshi collection page. 2
Customers who spend ¥3,300 on the themed merchandise receive one random postcard from a three-design set as a reservation bonus. The promotion is tied to the Gets-Oshi Mart shop, so availability and delivery terms may differ elsewhere.
Reservations are scheduled to close at 12pm on 13 November 2026, with shipping planned for late December. That timing makes the collection explicitly aimed at the holiday season, although the source does not describe the products as a new anime release or announce any new story content. 1 2
Our opinion
This is a focused piece of character merchandise, and the visual concept does more work than a generic logo-led product line would. Eren, Levi and Erwin are recognisable immediately, while the bouquets give the range a clear seasonal identity. The preserved-flower boxes are the standout items because they connect the illustration theme to a physical display piece rather than simply repeating the characters on another acrylic product.
The practical catch is that this is a Japanese reservation run with a fixed closing date and a late-December delivery window. International fans should check the official shop’s shipping terms before treating the listed yen prices as the final cost. For collectors who already like the three characters, though, the meeting theme gives this release a more coherent identity than a scattershot merchandise drop.