Evangelion returns to Ichiban Kuji with a lineup built around Operation Yashima. The top prize is a MEGAVIGNETTE of EVA Unit-01 aiming the positron rifle — roughly 49cm from end to end — while Rei's "I think you should smile" scene, Misato's opening-scene photo, and even a freshly bathed Pen Pen round out the figures. The final ticket takes home the same Unit-01 in a metallic Last One finish.

A Prize — EVA Unit-01 MEGAVIGNETTE Figure (approx. 22cm tall, 49cm long)
Unit-01 sniping the 6th Angel with the positron rifle during Operation Yashima, recreated in the MEGAVIGNETTE line. At roughly 49cm in total length, it's an overwhelming centerpiece.

B Prize — Rei Ayanami Figure (approx. 16cm)
The iconic moment when Shinji tells Rei "I think you should smile" — her smile sculpted in full, complete with an entry plug interior base.

C Prize — Misato Katsuragi Figure (approx. 17cm)
Misato as she appears in that photo from the very opening of the series, brought to life in figure form.

D Prize — Pen Pen Figure (approx. 8cm)
Pen Pen fresh out of the bath. That's it. That's the figure — and collectors will want him on the shelf.

E Prize — 6th Angel Figure (approx. 12cm)
The 6th Angel shifting into its attack formation during Operation Yashima. Display it opposite the A Prize to recreate the standoff.

F Prize — Glow-in-the-Dark Rubber Coasters (6 types, selectable, approx. 8.5cm)
Rubber coasters made with luminous material — charge them under sunlight or a UV blacklight and they glow softly in the dark.

G Prize — Metallic Posters (8 types, selectable, A3)
All-new illustrations on metallic-finish A3 posters — EVA units with their pilots, Misato with Pen Pen, Lilith, and Operation Yashima designs.

H Prize — Clear File Sets (10 types, selectable, A4 2-piece sets)
A4 clear file sets featuring stills from the series' most memorable scenes. All ten selectable — collect your favorites.

Last One Prize — EVA Unit-01 MEGAVIGNETTE Last One ver. (approx. 22cm tall, 49cm long)
The same 49cm Operation Yashima Unit-01 — but the Last One version wears a full metallic paint finish. The final ticket takes the definitive version home.
