If the Mass Production Evangelions’ look in The Finish of Evangelion wasn’t already unsettling sufficient, collectible producer Prime 1 Studio has an upcoming Evangelion Mass Production Model statue that’s constructive nightmare gasoline.

Because the product description says, this interpretation of the Mass Production Evas, which is predicated on an idea design by Josh Nizzi, is a “mechanical reimagining” and comes with design components like panel traces and “inner mechanisms.” The tactility of the clearly mechanical sections mixed with the Mass Production Eva’s trademark “grin,” now depicted with realistic-feeling tooth and gums, and the wrinkled material on the top ends in an uncanny and terrifying look.

Right here’s an excerpt from the outline:

This statue accentuates their soulless, uncanny presence by idea design by Josh Nizzi. Whereas honoring the unique natural kind, it incorporates intricate particulars akin to panel traces and inner mechanisms. The white-based coloration scheme is complemented by metallic, muted silver and accented with a warning yellow. The purple-hued sword is imbued with a pointy stress inside its delicate sculpt.

At its toes, as if descending from the sky, unfolds a crafted scene of apocalypse—collapsed truss bridge, crumbling structure, and EVA-02 impaled and sinking into the purple sea. A nightmare as soon as witnessed returns, reborn in a brand new kind.

The extremely detailed statue lately turned available for pre-order on September 2 JST and is predicted to ship between December 2026 to March 2027. The common model prices US$1,399 and comes with a Neon Genesis Evangelion-themed Base. The US$1,699 deluxe bonus model, along with the bottom, contains the next:

• Wings
• Two swappable heads, one with closed mouth and the opposite with an open mouth
• Two swappable proper arms, one with a sword and the opposite with a duplicate of the Spear of Longinus
• One swappable head with its tongue out, labelled as a bonus half 

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Prime 1 Studio has beforehand given the Josh Nizzi therapy to different Evangelion “characters” like The 4th Angel, Evangelion Unit 13, and Eva-02.

Sources: Press launch, Prime 1 Studio web site