Human Instrumentality Project Evangelion Unit-02 and Asuka Langley Soryu

Name: Human Instrumentality Project Evangelion Unit-02 and Asuka Langley Soryu - GK Resin Statue - Collector Figures
Brand: Meow Studio
SKU: CFS003599
Price: 1009.00 USD
Availability: BackOrder

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CharacterNeon Genesis Evangelion · Evangelion Unit-02, Asuka Langley Soryu

INFORMATION

Dimensions

Height: 70 cm / 23.6 in
Width: 56 cm / 18.9 in
Depth: 53 cm / 17.7 in
Weight: More than 50,000 g / 1,763.7 oz

Configurations

Evangelion Unit-02 seated display
Industrial containment bay base and backdrop
Forward maintenance gantry
Same-scale Asuka Langley Soryu bonus figure
Illuminated rear 02 panel
Illuminated Unit-02 eyes
Illuminated pool effect
Illuminated left shoulder marking
Illuminated right shoulder marking
Illuminated product name

Material & Packaging

Polystone (dense cast statue material)
PU (polyurethane component material)
Packaging: Not specified

Other

Scale: Not specified
Studio: Meow Studio
Edition Size: 99 pieces worldwide
Estimated Shipment: Three months after the pre-order closes
Series: Neon Genesis Evangelion

VIDEO

ABOUT

Human Instrumentality Project Evangelion Unit-02 and Asuka Langley Soryu presents the Eva seated within an industrial containment bay, with Asuka positioned on the forward gantry. Meow Studio builds the 60 cm display around layered armor, weathered mechanical surfaces, and six integrated lighting zones. Its substantial architectural framing gives the piece the presence of a complete display rather than a standalone character sculpt.

CHARACTER ORIGIN

Human Instrumentality Project Evangelion Unit-02 and Asuka Langley Soryu captures a quiet containment-bay display rather than an active battle pose. The contrast places Asuka's human scale directly against the overwhelming mass of Unit-02. Meow Studio stages the figure so that the lowered head, forward gantry, illuminated markings, and surrounding architecture frame the Eva as both machine and looming presence.