Evangelion is a series of the 90’s, which eventually became considered pop culture, with great support in several countries, besides Japan, this iconic anime presents a very powerful quartet of waifus that overflow beauty, bravery and sensuality. One of those who has more support is Rei Ayanami, her personality and physical appearance made her very popular, being that the amount of merchandise focused on her is abundant, and now we add to her long list of products a very nice figure that presents this girl as we could not see her in the series.
Evangelion’s Rei Ayanami dresses up as a bride in cute figure
The church bells ring, announcing that our beloved blue waifu peli from the Evangelion universe is getting married, this scenario is possible thanks to the new collection piece presented by HuBen Studios, which is officially named “Black Wedding Dress Ver. Rei Ayanami – (EVA) Neon Genesis EVAngelion Statue”, it is a figure made of plastic 1/7 scale of the EVA 00 pilot, its approximate measures are 35 x16 x13 cm.
Thanks to this dazzling piece we can see the waifu with intense red eyes standing wearing the most striking of all the product itself, we refer to that incredible wedding dress and while seeing Rei as a bride is already quite tender, now appreciate the detail of this spectacular dress we end up falling in love. A factor that ends up breaking the paradigm, is the color of the dress, since society has “defined” that a wedding dress should be white, Ayanami comes to impose fashion and style with this great garment in black with violet touches.
This figure of Rei Ayanami from the Evangelion franchise simply blows us away with her beauty. We were used to seeing the pilot with her various outfits that she shows in the series and movies, with her school uniform, or looking sweet and pure with her impressive and long blue hair, but we had not had the opportunity to witness such a beautiful figure with such an elegant and special outfit.
We must admit that the focal point of this figure is that dress, with an asymmetrical cut, a length that is not the usual in wedding dresses, a striking and very sensual neckline is the back, finish complementing the well-defined silhouette of our waifu. As if it wasn’t enough, with such a daring piece of dress, Rei Ayanami from Evangelion also wears seductive black gloves that look like leather and shoes, nice stiletto heels that also look black, but have flashes of purple.
As they say, something a bride should never be without is “something new, something old, something borrowed and something blue”. In this case our waifu in the new, of course it is the dress, as for the old, we can say the style of her hairstyle, as it is the classic one she wore most of the time in this saga. As for the borrowed thing, could it be that the nervous clips that she brings in the head are the Kaworu Nagisa, let’s remember that those of this angel boy were of black color, and with respect to the blue thing, this point has it covered the waifu by default, when having her pretty blue hair.
At the moment this piece of Evangelion is in pre-order phase from this page until May 20, 2024, it is important to highlight the fact that this edition of Rei is limited to only 200 pieces. If you order it, it is estimated to be arriving on March 25, 2025 and its price ranges between $80 dollars and includes the figure of Rei Ayanami and the spectacular and very detailed base, which gives the illusion that the waifu was floating, a touch quite “gothic” for the bride vibes that transmits.
Rei Ayanami in the series and movies, is a calm, reserved, quiet girl who only follows orders and does her duty, but this figure gives the message that she is actually a naughty and rebellious girl who is not afraid to break standards, to draw attention and to express her confidence by showing her sexy body. Will Shinji be the lucky one to give this waifu a happy ending, thanks to Rei being a bride in this product, anyone can imagine that he is the one chosen to marry the beautiful Evangelion pilot.
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