This Last One Prize figure presents Souryuu Asuka Langley from Evangelion Shin Gekijouban in a battle-ready pose that radiates confidence and intensity. The figure stands at 220 mm tall, with a dynamic silhouette and a carefully sculpted expression that captures her determined gaze and stubborn pride. Her hair is sculpted in wind-swept strands that catch light to reveal subtle shading, while her outfit is rendered with crisp lines and gloss to emphasize the character’s distinctive design from the Shin Gekijouban. The base provides a dramatic platform, with textured effects suggesting motion and energy. The painting includes crisp linework and gradient shading to highlight musculature and folds in fabric, resulting in a high-fidelity display piece. Overall, the sculpture and finish demonstrate Banpresto's attention to detail, making the Last One Prize a standout centerpiece for any Evangelion collection.

In Evangelion Shin Gekijouban, Souryuu Asuka Langley remains a fiercely independent and intensely proud EVA pilot, carrying the burden of her own high expectations while seeking validation from others. Her sharp wit, competitive spirit, and fearless demeanor mask a deeper vulnerability, the fear of letting people she cares about down. Throughout the film, she pushes EVA-02 to the limit, trading quick quips with Shinji and challenging Rei's calm, as she grapples with trust and responsibility in a world that seems to be unraveling. The narrative places her at the center of the team’s tension, forcing her to confront past traumas, the loneliness of being the 'best,' and the price of emotional isolation. The Last One Prize figure aims to capture that fleeting moment of tension and resolve—her stance poised for action, hair brushed by wind, eyes fixed forward—embodying her inner conflict and growth within Evangelion Shin Gekijouban.