This finished garage kit interpretation of Lilith presents a commanding, otherworldly presence. The figure stands tall with a pale, marble like complexion and an elongated, serene expression that hints at ancient wisdom. Long, flowing hair cascades down the back and around the shoulders, each strand subtly sculpted to catch light and cast gentle shadows. The arms are extended with a delicate yet deliberate pose that mirrors Lilith's reverent posture from the End of Evangelion. The garment or drapery is captured with fine texture, suggesting ancient robes as if carved from stone, with careful weathering along the edges to imply age and mystery. The piece sits on a slender plinth or base with minimal ornamentation to keep the focus on the figure itself. The resin finish highlights fine details in the face, hair, and fingers, while the unpainted surface allows the painter to choose their own color palette and mood. Overall, it conveys a solemn, awe inspiring presence befitting Lilith within the Evangelion mythos.

Lilith is a primordial being who predates humanity in the Evangelion universe. In The End of Evangelion, Lilith becomes a central anchor of human Instrumentality as the source of human souls and the foundation of the GeoFront experiment. The figure on the display evokes the moment when humanity's fate hangs in the balance, between memory and destiny, as Lilith's presence triggers the events that drive the series toward its climactic synthesis. She is kept under careful guard, a symbol of life, origins, and the fragile line between creation and destruction. The statue’s gaze and the calm pose reflect Lilith's role as maternal archetype, whose unearthly calm belies the cataclysmic power at play. Collectors appreciate how the sculpt captures both reverence and danger, inviting viewers to ponder the oscillation between individual choice and collective fate that defines the series.