Description
Description
Commemorate the 30th anniversary of Evangelion with this Tamashii Nations Evangelion Shinji Ikari collectible figure. Crafted from PVC ABS, it showcases Shinji in his plug suit with an exceptionally detailed S.H. Figuarts design. Produced by BANDAI SPIRITS under the TAMASHII NATIONS label, this piece is ideal for enthusiasts seeking a display-ready item that boasts remarkable character fidelity and a premium aesthetic.
This impressive figure comes with four swappable facial expressions, interchangeable wrist components, a substitute backpack section, and a distinctive clear purple honeycomb-style display base. Perfect for individual showcasing or pairing with other S.H. Figuarts Evangelion figures (available separately), it offers a flexible enhancement to any anime collection.
Details
• Specifications:
Action figure
Pre-painted
Articulated
Includes interchangeable face parts
Includes replacement wrist parts
Includes dedicated display base
Assembly required: No
• Item dimensions: 15 x 5 x 18 cm
• Condition: New
• Product Material: Polyvinyl Chloride, Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene
• Manufacturer: BANDAI SPIRITS
• Release Date: 2026-11-30
• Recommended Age: 15+
• Country of origin: Japan
Features
Shinji Ikari, depicted in his plug suit from the iconic Evangelion franchise
Features 4 swappable facial expressions, enabling diverse scene recreations
Supplied with alternate wrist components and a substitute backpack section
Comes with a distinct clear purple honeycomb-patterned display stand
Designed for compatibility with other S.H. Figuarts Evangelion collectibles, available separately
Care instructions
Gently wipe with a soft, dry cloth to remove dust. Refrain from applying water, strong cleaning agents, or abrasive substances to the PVC and ABS surfaces. Shield the figure from direct sunlight and elevated temperatures to help deter discoloration or distortion. Keep any unutilized components in a small container, and exercise caution when interchanging face and hand pieces to prevent damage.
