This premium figure captures EVA-00 from Evangelion Shin Gekijouban in a dynamic, display-ready pose. The unit is sculpted with razor-sharp lines, from the distinctive wedge-shaped shoulder armor to the streamlined torso and long limbs. The Premium Metallic Color Ver. uses a high-gloss chrome finish on the exoskeleton with deep emerald and sapphire undertones that shift with the lighting, accentuated by subtle gradient transitions along the limbs. Fine panel lining and micro-etched details mimic the armor plates, and the head crest features a glossy red optic. The figure stands on a minimal, neutral base that highlights the figure's silhouette. The joint points are carefully integrated for a clean-at-rest presentation. The EVA-00's iconic color scheme is faithfully represented, with careful attention to the transparent palette for the eye and selection of gloss vs matte contrasts. The overall effect is a premium presentation that respects the source material and enhances display appeal, making it a centerpiece for fans of the Evangelion Shin Gekijouban line. The figure's finish has a metallic sheen to evoke the unit's armor durability, while the sculpt maintains accurate anatomical proportion to convey the unit's mechanical nature. The figure is designed for a refined collectors display, with a focus on capturing the essence of EVA-00 during Operation Yashima.

Evangelion Unit-00, piloted by Rei Ayanami, stands at the forefront of Nerv's combat chronicle within Evangelion Shin Gekijouban. In Operation Yashima, EVA-00 is deployed during a pivotal sequence where the unit confronts a particularly aggressive Angel, testing the limits of its prototype armor and the pilot's resolve. The film reimagines Unit-00 as a symbol of quiet resilience, balancing clinical piloting with the loneliness of the pilot's life aboard NERV's high-tech fortress. As battles unfold above Tokyo-3, EVA-00's calm, precise movements contrast with the frenetic energy of the battlefield, underscoring the tension between humanity's reliance on machines and the vulnerability of the pilots inside them. The character's arc explores trust, identity, and the costs of synchronization with the Evangelion itself.