Evangelion and Godzilla are still teaming up, and the results are terrifying

In the year 2026, Neon Genesis Evangelion is celebrating its 30th anniversary, and as part of the festivities, a new Unit-01 figure is now available for pre-order, but it's not exactly what longtime fans were hoping for. Combining Shinji's legendary mecha with Godzilla, this new release is reminiscent of another recent figure release, just a little more intimidating. Neon Genesis Evangelion and Godzilla have both participated in several memorable collaborations over the past three decades, but this one has the potential to make an impact.

After its television debut in 1995, Neon Genesis Evangelion It quickly cemented itself as one of the greatest animated series of all time, focusing on the complexity of human emotions, mental health, and the impact of trauma that helped differentiate it from other mecha series. The legendary 26-episode series is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2026, prompting several crossovers and special releases to honor one of the most important anime releases of all time. a new one Evangelion The anime project was confirmed in February, which will be written by Yoko Taro (Nier) and directed by Hideki Anno's protégé, Kazuya Tsurumaki, who served as assistant director on the original series, Toko Yatabe (Chainsaw Man – Movie: Reze Arc, Darling in the Franxx). While no release window has been confirmed, it's fair to say that the hype is already at a critical level.

In early June, Bandai revealed a metal version of its 'Deforeal Evangelion Unit-01 'G' Awakening form, a chibi version mixed with Unit-01 and Godzilla. Those who aren't fans of the super deformed look are now in luck, as SH MonsterArts has unveiled the 'Evangelion Test Type-01 “G” Awakening Form, an even stronger version of the terrifying crossover between Shinji's Eva and the King of the Monsters. Those who order the unique figure will receive the main body, heat ray effect parts, a dedicated base, and spare horn parts. Pre-orders are now open, with a price tag of ¥17,600 (about $110), slated for a December 2026 release.

The Godzilla With the first titular film released in 1954 the franchise needs no introduction. In the decades since, 33 Japanese movies have been released, five American movies, video games, comics, TV shows, and a collection of merchandise enough to please even the most devout fans. most recent Godzilla movie, Godzilla x Kong: The New Empirewas released in 2024, with a sequel, Godzilla x Kong: SupernovaComing to theaters in March 2027.

EvangelionThe 30th anniversary has inspired several high-profile crossovers in the anime and video game worlds. in April, Final Fantasy 14 Players were surprised to learn that the popular MMO would be getting Neon Genesis Evangelion– Themed Raid in its next expansion. Perhaps even more real has recently been revealed Sonic the Hedgehog support, together Evangelion is sure to come Sonic Race CrossWorlds As a way to commemorate both its anniversary and 35 years Sonic. A release date for the crossover has yet to be revealed.

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While Neon Genesis Evangelion Largely remembered for its intense story and unforgettable mecha battles, it is also known for its theme song. In late June, a Japanese variety show Professional ranking Announced Top 10 Anime Songs of All Time Evangelion The theme, “A Cruel Angels Thesis,” comes first. Sung by Yoko Takahashi, the track recently celebrated its 1,000th week on the Oricon Weekly Karaoke Ranking Chart.

Neon Genesis Evangelion Can be streamed on Netflix.


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Release date

1995 – 1996

network

TV Tokyo

directors

Keiichi Sugiyama, Masahiko Otsuka, Tensai Okamura, Shoichi Masuo, Minoru Ohara, Seiji Mizushima, Tetsuya Watanabe, Ken Endo

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    Megumi Ogata

    Shinji Ikari (voice)

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    Kotono Mitsushi

    Misato Katsuragi (voice)

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    Megumi Hayashibara

    Rei Ayanami (voice)

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    Yuko Miyamura

    Asuka Langley Soryu (voice)


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