The Super Evangelion Chogokin by Bandai presents a striking, heavily detailed mecha interpretation based on the Shin Seiki Evangelion ANIMA design language. The figure features a layered paint finish with vivid primary colors contrasted by metallic silver and gunmetal panels, creating realistic weathering and panel lines. Die-cast components give the torso and limbs a reassuring weight while ABS and PVC parts allow for tight sculpted details such as exposed pistons, armor seams, and multi-segment vents. Articulated joints are reinforced with metal pins and POM for smooth, stable posing. Additional accessories include interchangeable hands, energy effect parts, and a display stand that secures dynamic airborne or combat stances. Small printed markings, serial emblems, and translucent visor elements complete the premium, collector-grade presentation.

In the Shin Seiki Evangelion ANIMA continuity, Super Evangelion is an evolved, experimental Evangelion unit designed to contend with increasingly anomalous threats. It embodies a blend of adaptive combat systems and enhanced synchronization capabilities beyond standard builds, often serving as a frontline variable to test new weapon systems and defensive protocols. The unit is notable for its combination of brute force and refined agility: heavy armor plating conceals modular armaments while internal stabilizers permit swift, precise movements uncommon for such a large chassis. Piloted by a select operator with exceptional sync aptitude, Super Evangelion is portrayed as both a symbol of hope and a tactical gamble, pushing psychological and mechanical limits. Storylines around the unit explore themes of identity, control, and the ethical cost of augmenting humanity’s defenses, as its introductions into combat frequently shift the balance in pivotal conflicts while raising questions about the long-term consequences of experimental augmentation.