Where Can You Buy Evangelion Collectibles? Rei, Asuka and Mari Figures Compared (2026)
The short answer: Evangelion collectibles are not one product category, they are four price tiers made by four different manufacturers, and knowing which tier you are shopping decides everything about what arrives. A Sega prize figure and a Kotobukiya scale statue of the same character differ by about $100 and about 15 cm. Our Evangelion collection is a deliberately small, curated range rather than a warehouse: eight officially licensed pieces running from $36.99 prize figures to a $1,098.75 Be@rbrick, covering Rei Ayanami, Asuka Shikinami Langley and Mari Makinami Illustrious. Prices below are the ones listed at the time of writing — always check the live product page. One honest limit up front: there is no Shinji figure and no Evangelion plugsuit costume in the range right now, so if a plugsuit cosplay is what you came for, the general cosplay costumes and cosplay wigs ranges are the right place, not this collection.
What Counts as an "Evangelion Collectible"?
Four families cover almost everything you will meet while shopping. Prize figures — Sega's SPM (Super Premium) line and equivalents from Banpresto and Taito — are built for Japanese prize machines: strong sculpts, simpler paint, no articulation, roughly $25–$50. Q posket is Banpresto's stylised line with big-headed proportions, usually sold in Ver. A and Ver. B colourways of one sculpt. Pop Up Parade is Good Smile Company's affordable standing line, typically around 17–18 cm. Scale statues are the premium end, sold as fractions such as 1/6 or 1/7, where the number is the size relative to the character rather than the box — our figure scale explainer walks through what those fractions actually measure. Sitting outside all four is the art toy: Medicom Toy's Be@rbrick, which is not a character sculpt at all but the Evangelion colourway applied to a bear silhouette.
The $37–$47 Tier: Prize and Stylised Figures
This is where most Evangelion collections start, and where the value is. The Sega Rei Ayanami Super Premium figure is $36.99 and, per Sega's own listing, stands about 9.06 inches (roughly 23 cm) in plastic — the largest thing in this bracket by a wide margin. Its natural pair, the SEGA x JAIA Asuka Shikinami Langley SPM figure, is also $36.99: Asuka in the iconic red plugsuit, hands on hips, about 9 inches, PVC and ABS, non-scale and non-articulated. The Asuka Shikinami Langley Q Posket figure at $42.49 is the stylised take, an official Banpresto product distributed by Little Buddy. The Pop Up Parade Rei Ayanami: Long Hair Ver. at $46.65 is the long-haired Rei from the Pop Up Parade line, which Good Smile describes as typically standing around 17–18 cm. If you want to see how this tier looks across other series before committing, the wider anime prize figures and Q Posket ranges are the same lines with different characters.
The $130–$139 Tier: Kotobukiya's 1/6 White Plugsuit Statues
Two pieces from Kotobukiya's Evangelion:3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time plugsuit line are the top of our sculpted range, and they are matched deliberately — same scale, same design language, same film. The Asuka Shikinami Langley White Plugsuit statue is a 1/6 scale figure of Asuka in the white plugsuit she wears before the final battle, with red accents, listed at $129.99 at the time of writing (down from $148.99); its base carries a stone statue of the head of New EVA-02α, the unit she pilots in the film. The Mari Makinami Illustrious White Plugsuit statue is the companion piece at $138.99, same 1/6 scale, pink accents, with EVA-08's head sculpted into its base. Buy one and the other becomes very hard to resist — that is the intent of the line, and it is worth knowing before you start.
The Ceiling: Be@rbrick 1000%
The most expensive Evangelion piece we list is the Be@rbrick Evangelion Eva02 1000% at $1,098.75 from Medicom Toy — the red Eva-02 colourway on Medicom's bear silhouette, in 1000%, the largest of the three standard Be@rbrick sizes (100%, 400% and 1000%). Straight answer: it is sold out at the time of writing, as is its stablemate, the Eva-08 β 1000% in the same collection, so treat both as watch-list items rather than something to plan a purchase around today. If the format interests you more than the series, the Be@rbrick art toys collection carries 122 other designs that are in stock.
Buying All Three Pilots in One Order
If what you actually want is the pilot line-up rather than a single figure, the Evangelion Pilots Figure 3-Pack at $116.47 bundles the Q Posket Asuka, the Asuka SPM and the Rei Ayanami SPM into one listing. Be clear-eyed about what that is: $42.49 + $36.99 + $36.99 comes to exactly $116.47, so the set is not discounted against buying the three separately — what you get is one order, one delivery and one return conversation instead of three. The pieces come from different lines and manufacturers, so they are not scale-matched to each other; check the images if a uniform shelf row matters to you.
How to Know an Evangelion Figure Is Authentic
The anime figure market has a real counterfeit problem, and Evangelion — a franchise with decades of prize figures in circulation — is a common target. The practical checks are the manufacturer markings and licensing text on the box: genuine Banpresto pieces carry Banpresto and Bandai Spirits markings, genuine Be@rbricks carry Medicom Toy markings, and recasts typically give themselves away on paint edges, seam quality and a price that is too good to be true. Our guide to buying authentic anime figures sets out the full checklist. Everything in this collection is officially licensed, never a replica, and the 30-day return window exists precisely so you can verify what you received in hand.
Sizes: What We Will and Will Not Tell You
This is the wedge, and it is a deliberate policy rather than an oversight. We quote a figure's height only when the manufacturer's own listing states it — which is why this article can tell you the Sega Rei is about 9.06 inches, the Pop Up Parade Rei is around 17–18 cm and the Kotobukiya statues are 1/6 scale, but does not quote a height for the Q Posket Asuka or the 1000% Be@rbrick. Those two listings do not state one, so inventing a number would be guessing with your money. Every figure listing says the same thing plainly: check the title, options and images for the scale or size, and if a size is not listed and you need it, email mail@magicstories.co before ordering and we will confirm what we can. A retailer that has a centimetre figure for every single SKU is either very well documented or making some of them up.
Shipping and Returns You Can Hold Us To
Shipping is free on US and international orders over $70; below that it is a flat $9.99 within the US and $14.99 international, and orders to Africa ship free over $199 with a $29 flat rate below that. Our shipping policy lists delivery as usually up to 10 working days, with international routes averaging around 15 business days depending on customs, and the refund policy notes delivery can take up to 30 days — so a figure intended as a birthday gift wants real margin. On returns: you have 30 days after receiving your item to request one, with the item unused, with tags and in its original packaging, plus the receipt or proof of purchase. Email mail@magicstories.co to start it; if the return is accepted we send a return shipping label with instructions, and items sent back without requesting a return first are not accepted. Approved refunds go to the original payment method within 10 business days. Orders shipping into the European Union also carry the statutory 14-day cancellation right, for any reason and without justification. Two honest caveats: we do not do in-place exchanges — swapping a piece means returning it and placing a separate order — and because figures are display collectibles with delicate parts, inspect the box on arrival and contact us immediately if anything is damaged or wrong so we can make it right.
Quick Answers
- Where can you buy Evangelion collectibles? Magic Stories carries a curated Evangelion collection of eight officially licensed pieces covering Rei Ayanami, Asuka Shikinami Langley and Mari Makinami Illustrious, from $36.99 Sega prize figures up to a $1,098.75 Medicom Be@rbrick, with a 30-day return window. It is a focused range rather than a full catalogue: there is no Shinji figure and no Evangelion plugsuit costume in it at the time of writing.
- How much does an Evangelion figure cost? Prize and stylised figures run about $36.99 to $46.65 — the Sega Rei Ayanami SPM and the SEGA x JAIA Asuka SPM are both $36.99, the Q Posket Asuka is $42.49 and the Pop Up Parade Rei is $46.65. Kotobukiya's 1/6 scale white plugsuit statues are $129.99 for Asuka and $138.99 for Mari. The Eva-02 Be@rbrick 1000% sits far above that at $1,098.75. Prices are as listed at the time of writing.
- What is the difference between a prize figure and a scale figure? Prize figures such as Sega's SPM line are made for Japanese prize machines: non-scale, non-articulated, strong sculpts with simpler paint, and priced around $25 to $50. Scale figures are sold as a fraction such as 1/6 or 1/7 describing their size relative to the character, use finer paint and detail work, and cost several times more — in this collection, $129.99 to $138.99 for Kotobukiya's 1/6 plugsuit statues.
- How big is the Rei Ayanami figure? Two different Rei figures, two different answers. The Sega Rei Ayanami Super Premium figure is stated at about 9.06 inches, roughly 23 cm, in plastic. The Good Smile Company Pop Up Parade Rei Ayanami: Long Hair Ver. belongs to a line that typically stands around 17 to 18 cm. Where a listing does not state a height, we do not quote one — email mail@magicstories.co and we will confirm what we can before you order.
- Are these Evangelion figures authentic? Yes — every figure we sell is officially licensed, never a replica or recast, and it is backed by a 30-day return window so you can verify the piece in hand. Check the manufacturer markings on the box: genuine Banpresto pieces carry Banpresto and Bandai Spirits markings and Be@rbricks carry Medicom Toy markings. Our guide to buying authentic anime figures sets out the full counterfeit checklist.
