The Colossal Titan breaks through Wall Maria at the start of Attack on Titan, with exposed red muscle, white tendons and a bare, lipless face. This costume translates the character into a polyester jumpsuit with a printed muscle design, offered in men's, women's and kids' styles.
Attached or Separate: The Colossal Titan Hood
The Hood Attached styles include a jumpsuit with the hood attached, while the Separate Hood styles include a jumpsuit and a separate hood. The choice is available for men, women and kids, making it possible for a Colossal Titan group to mix hood arrangements.
For a convention visit that includes food and drink, consider the separate hood so you can remove it for those breaks or to cool down. If keeping the hood connected to the jumpsuit is your preference, the attached option offers that arrangement without changing the choice of wearer category.
The Colossal Titan Across Men, Women and Kids
Men's and women's selections list XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Kids' selections list XS, S, M, L and XL. These labels are available with either hood arrangement, so an adult and child can choose different hood options within a shared Colossal Titan costume theme.
Gloves, shoes, shoe soles and props are not included. For a forced-perspective photograph with the Titan near the lens, choose your own footwear and any gloves with that foreground position in mind. Decide whether to include the hands and feet in the frame alongside the printed muscle design.
Give the Colossal Titan Scale Through Perspective
Forced perspective suits the Colossal Titan's giant character design. Try placing the Titan wearer close to the camera and Survey Corps cosplayers farther away, then frame them together. The aim is a photograph in which the Titan appears much larger, using the distance between the people to suggest the character's scale.
Ask the Survey Corps group to face toward the Titan for a staged encounter, or have the Titan turn toward the distant figures. Adjust everyone's positions from the camera's viewpoint until the size difference reads clearly. A low camera position is another optional way to suggest looking up at the Colossal Titan.
A child in the kids' Colossal Titan jumpsuit can take the foreground position while adults in Survey Corps uniforms stand farther back. Try that arrangement for a family version of the scale illusion.
For another scene, take inspiration from the opening breach of Wall Maria. Try a wall in the background, placing the Titan wearer closer to the camera so the photograph suggests the giant looming above it.
From the Titan's Full Outline to Printed Details
The gallery includes front views, a back view and a combined front, back and side view. Use those angles as references for a Titan photo sequence: start with the whole jumpsuit from the front, then photograph the back and side to record the printed design from different directions.
There are also hood, hood detail, chest detail, arm detail and knee detail images. Those views suggest specific subjects for closer photographs after the forced-perspective group shots. Try a hood portrait, a chest composition and a knee detail as separate studies of the costume's printed muscle design.
More From the Attack on Titan Lineup
Build out an Attack on Titan group or explore another Colossal Titan costume from the same series.
- Pair Attack on Titan Survey Corps Jacket Cosplay Costume with this jumpsuit for a group featuring costumes from the same series.
- For another version of the character, Colossal Titan Jumpsuit For Adults & Kids Halloween Costumes keeps a costume collection focused on the Colossal Titan.