Rei Ayanami
$559.00
Character: Neon Genesis Evangelion · Rei Ayanami
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship Q3 - 2026
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: 44 cm / 17.3 in
- Width: 51 cm / 20.1 in
- Depth: 30 cm / 11.8 in
- Scale: 1/4
CONFIGURATIONS
- 1/4 scale figure of Rei Ayanami seated and posed alongside a race-spec Yamaha sportbike — the composition reads as a full diorama straight out of the box
- Rei sculpted in a high-gloss black bodysuit with choker, one hand resting on the tank, the other holding a pair of sunglasses — a rare moment of quiet confidence rather than combat tension
- Yamaha R-series sportbike rendered with racing livery, sponsor decals, carbon fiber panel detailing, and blue-accented wheels — each element treated with the same care as the figure itself
- Sculpted sunglasses accessory held in hand as a display element
- Integrated display base with a clean industrial finish tying figure and bike into a unified scene
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Figure material: imported PU and imported resin
- Packaging: EPE foam, full-color box, outer shipping carton
OTHER
- Estimated shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
RO Studio and NewBorn Studio reimagine Rei Ayanami beyond the Eva cockpit — perched beside a meticulously detailed race-spec Yamaha sportbike, rendered in high-gloss black against the bike’s crisp white livery. At 1/4 scale spanning 51 cm wide, the piece commands space like a proper diorama, with carbon fiber paneling, sponsor decals, and blue-rimmed wheels treated with the same sculptural attention as Rei herself. For collectors who appreciate the quieter, more enigmatic side of an icon.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Rei Ayanami is one of the central figures of Hideaki Anno's landmark 1995 mecha series Neon Genesis Evangelion, serving as the First Child and pilot of Evangelion Unit-00 for the organization NERV. Defined by her pale skin, short blue hair, and famously unreadable crimson eyes, Rei carries an air of detachment that has made her one of the most analyzed and enduring characters in anime history. This piece reimagines her entirely outside the cockpit — RO Studio and NewBorn Studio's original interpretation places her in a rare moment of stillness, leaning against a race-spec Yamaha as though she has quietly claimed the machine for herself, sunglasses in hand, the world's noise held at arm's length.
