Asuka Langley Soryu
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Character: Neon Genesis Evangelion · Asuka Langley Soryu
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: 1/6
- Height: 31 cm / 12.2 in
- Width: 16 cm / 6.3 in
- Depth: 15 cm / 5.9 in
Configurations
- × 1 Asuka figure — flowing sundress pose with windswept hair, standing in bright red ankle-strap heels
- × 1 sandy beach-themed base — textured with scattered seashells and a starfish, grounding the breezy summer mood
- × 1 numbered nameplate — individually marked for the limited run
Material & Packaging
- Imported PU resin
- Color printed box with EPE foam interior
Other
- Edition size: 188 pieces worldwide
- Estimated shipment: May 2026 — actual shipping date subject to production schedule
VIDEO
ABOUT
Snow Unity Studio × ZN Studio present Asuka Langley Soryu in a breezy 1/6 scale summer reinterpretation, standing 31 cm tall with dramatically sculpted windswept hair and a flowing yellow sundress caught mid-motion. Delicate details — from the ruffled fabric folds to the sandy, shell-scattered base — sell the seaside atmosphere. Limited to just 188 pieces, this is a rare, softer portrait of Evangelion’s most defiant pilot.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Asuka Langley Soryu is the fiery, fiercely proud EVA-02 pilot from Hideaki Anno's landmark series Neon Genesis Evangelion. Beneath her combative bravado lies a deeply vulnerable young woman whose need for validation drives much of the show's emotional core. This piece steps away from the plugsuit entirely, reimagining Asuka in a sun-drenched, carefree moment — the kind of quiet warmth she rarely allows herself, echoing the fleeting beach and slice-of-life interludes that punctuate Evangelion's darker arcs.
