I’ve got Unit 00 set to arrive in the next few days and I think that’ll be my fill of Blokees Action Series Evangelions, even if the line continues.

These were the three that we actually saw together on screen.

The others were kind of their own things.

Once again, you get a ridiculous amount of stuff in the box. The value for money is unbeatable.

Not mentioned anywhere in the instructions, but there’s also a baggie of alternate arm joint pieces molded in white to use to Eva-02 a more screen-accurate appearance.

Why those aren’t the default is a mystery.

Arms were way easier this time around.

The number of very similar-looking brick parts needed to provide stable articulation is a bit daunting at first.

There are a few extremely fiddly bits on the torso.

A part kept popping off so I had to disassemble the whole thing three times to get it back in place.

Took about half an hour to get the head and neck built.

Definitely less of a frustrating experience than Unit 01 was, now that I’ve got an idea of how the Blokees assembly process is supposed to work.

Good point.

Arcee

Fucking numbers, how do they work?

Cross the streams…

Like, billionaires shouldn’t exist, but when one of ‘em is putting some of that towards delivering the best modern version of that thing I like, I’m mentally putting them at the back of the line.

Fellow man of culture

This and Frogger were what took up most my preschool gaming time.

And GORF

For context

I can’t help but hear his American Idol bit in the Dalek voice.

All the others are shouting EXTERMINATE and Ozzy’s like FUCK YOU! KISS MY FUCKIN ASS!

Is speaking a second language going to make a big difference in all of these kids lives? Nah. But if I can give ‘em a few hints about how to deal with other challenges along the way? That can make a world of difference.