The PLAMAX Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time Rei Ayanami Plastic Model is a meticulously crafted figure that captures the essence of Rei Ayanami, the iconic character from the 'Rebuild of Evangelion' series. This model showcases Rei in her plugsuit, emphasizing her distinct curves and poised demeanor. Based on the original rough design by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, the figure is a tribute to the detailed artistry found in the series. The kit is user-friendly, featuring pad-printed face plates and colored runners, minimizing the need for extensive painting or detailing. Designed with precision, the model maintains the intricate details of the original sculpt, bringing Rei to life in a tangible form. The assembly process is straightforward, yet rewarding, allowing collectors and hobbyists alike to enjoy the experience of building a piece of anime history. The figure stands at approximately 200mm tall, making it a striking addition to any collection. It comes with a base for display, ensuring stability and enhancing its visual appeal. The model requires plastic model tools and adhesive for assembly, with the option to use additional adhesives for a more secure build. Painters can use colors suitable for plastic models to enhance the figure further, offering customization possibilities.

Rei Ayanami is one of the central characters in the 'Rebuild of Evangelion' series, known as the 'First Child' and the pilot of EVA Unit 00. Her enigmatic personality and mysterious origins have intrigued fans since the series' inception. Rei is characterized by her calm demeanor and loyalty, often displaying a quiet strength that belies her fragile appearance. Throughout the series, her relationships with other characters, particularly Shinji Ikari and Gendo Ikari, reveal layers of complexity and depth. As the story unfolds, Rei's true nature and purpose become pivotal to the narrative's progression. Her unique connection to the EVA units and her role in the overarching plot underscore her significance within the Evangelion universe. The 'Rebuild of Evangelion' films, including 'Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time,' explore her character further, providing new insights and developments. These films reimagine her story, presenting new challenges and opportunities for character growth. Rei's journey is not just about her role as a pilot but also about her personal evolution and understanding of her place in the world. Her character embodies themes of identity, connection, and the search for meaning, making her a compelling and enduring figure in anime history.