 7:00 PM on 06.20.2010 |
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[Update: We have a winner!]
We write about Evangelion toys a LOT. It's not because we are all Eva fanboys and girls around here, but because the frequency of figures released for this seminal series never seems to to show signs of slowing. The latest figures we were sent over courtesy of our sponsors, Hobby Link Japan, was the collectible set of Evangelion mini figs from Kotobukiya which came packaged with special edition UCC canned coffee to celebrate the release of Evangelion 2.0: You Can (Not) Advance.
Hit the jump for an unboxing video of these cute little boxed sets. Also, I heard a rumor that there's an easter egg in the video that may allow you to win the full set of figures. I wonder if that's true?
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