Standing with a devastating presence, Sachiel towers on a ruined diorama base. The Ultimate Diorama Masterline rendition captures every scale detail of the Shin Gekijouban version, from the rugged skin texture and weathered armor plating to the wet, crimson eye glow and the telltale energy core in the chest. The figure is posed in a menacing intercept stance, as if it is about to advance, while cracks and debris around the base reveal a city under siege. Hand-painted shading emphasizes muscle, ridges, and sinewy lines, and the surface finishes range from matte to high-gloss to mimic organic skin and armor segments. The assembly features integrated lighting options to highlight the gaze and energy effects, and the diorama base adds ruined debris and structural remnants, creating a cinematic moment of confrontation.

Sachiel is the fourth Angel sent to test humanity in the Evangelion saga. In Shin Gekijouban, this colossal foe appears on Tokyo-3 as a demonstration of force, challenging Nerv, the EVA pilots, and the city’s fragile defenses. The creature's armored hide and energy core symbolize its otherworldly biology, while its near-limitless power drives humanity’s response: advanced Evangelion units mobilize, a desperate battle erupts, and Tokyo is thrust into a claustrophobic, war-torn landscape. This diorama scene evokes that moment of confrontation: Sachiel looming over shattered pavement, EVA Unit-01 in the distance, the sky torn with projectiles and energy, and the air charged with impending cataclysm. It’s a tribute to scale, menace, and the instinct to protect civilization against overwhelming odds.