SEGA Super Premium Figure Rei Ayanami Hand Over Momentary White Ver. Scale Figure (Evangelion)
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- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
SEGA Super Premium Figure of Rei Ayanami from Evangelion 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. This figure captures the character as she appears in the film's final chapter, featuring her characteristically long hair and serene, elegant pose in the exclusive "Hand Over Momentary White Ver." costume with a classic white color scheme.
- Approximately 23 cm tall
- PVC/ABS high-quality materials with detailed sculpting
- Part of the Super Premium Figure line with refined detailing throughout
- Display-only collectible, ideal for dedicated Evangelion fans
Rei Ayanami is a core character in Neon Genesis Evangelion, serving as the pilot of Evangelion Unit-01 and the First Child. The original series debuted in 1995 and became a landmark in Japanese animation culture. Directed by Hideaki Anno, the theatrical film tetralogy concluded in 2021, further developing the story and character arcs from the TV series.
- 100% authenticAll items from valid Japan & Hong Kong authorised distributors
- Factory-sealedOriginal unopened packaging
- 14-day returnsFrom delivery · return shipping and a restocking fee apply
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SEGA Super Premium Figure of Rei Ayanami from Evangelion 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. This figure captures the character as she appears in the film's final chapter, featuring her characteristically long hair and serene, elegant pose in the exclusive "Hand Over Momentary White Ver." costume with a classic white color scheme.
- Approximately 23 cm tall
- PVC/ABS high-quality materials with detailed sculpting
- Part of the Super Premium Figure line with refined detailing throughout
- Display-only collectible, ideal for dedicated Evangelion fans
Rei Ayanami is a core character in Neon Genesis Evangelion, serving as the pilot of Evangelion Unit-01 and the First Child. The original series debuted in 1995 and became a landmark in Japanese animation culture. Directed by Hideaki Anno, the theatrical film tetralogy concluded in 2021, further developing the story and character arcs from the TV series.
