Standing at approximately 250 mm tall, this Bandai Spirits Mega Impact Last One Ver. captures Sachiel in an imposing, museum-quality interpretation. The sculpt emphasizes the Angel's iconic mask-like face, elongated limbs and the organic, almost armor-like plating that characterizes its design from Evangelion Shin Gekijouban. Fine paintwork highlights subtle gradients of pale bone-white and muted purple-blue, while gloss details give the eye sockets and exposed core a wet, menacing sheen. Textural contrasts between smooth plated surfaces and energy-vein detailing are carefully rendered. The dynamic pose conveys forward motion and menace, and it comes with a clear display base to stabilize the statue. Overall finish balances screen-accurate coloration with heightened display presence.

Sachiel is introduced in the Evangelion Shin Gekijouban continuity as one of the early Angels, a mysterious and powerful lifeform whose first attack triggers the deployment of the Evangelion units. Its design combines alien biomorphic shapes with an almost ritualistic symmetry: a central core protected by armored plates and a face that resembles a carved mask. Sachiel's appearance forces humanity to confront the fragile line between natural and engineered life, and its violent assault sets narrative stakes that reverberate throughout the story. In battle Sachiel demonstrates formidable regenerative capabilities and energy projection, creating dramatic, destructive confrontations that test the pilots' resolve and the fragility of Tokyo-3. As a symbol in the saga, Sachiel represents intrusion, the unknown origins of the Angels, and the thematic question of what it means to be human when faced with incomprehensible otherness.