Razer has unveiled a five-piece limited-edition gaming collection inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion, bringing the distinctive purple and green armor colors of Evangelion Test Type-01 to keyboards, mice, and peripherals across the Asia-Pacific market in mid-November.
Hardware Lineup and Design Details of the EVA-01 Collection
The new Razer x EVANGELION collection draws its aesthetic from the iconic mecha piloted by Shinji Ikari in the mid-1990s anime series. Five core hardware and furniture items receive the unmistakable purple and neon green colorway, offering fans a fully coordinated desktop setup that departs from standard black and RGB peripherals. Designed for dedicated gamers and animation enthusiasts looking for a matching desktop ecosystem, this hardware suite is officially called Razer | Evangelion (EVA-01) and mirrors the iconic purple and green palette of Shinji Ikari’s mecha. Consisting of five main gaming accessories and furniture pieces, the lineup features special EVANGELION (EVA-01) Edition variants of the Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro wireless mouse, Razer BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed wireless keyboard, Razer Leviathan V2 X PC soundbar, Razer Gigantus V2 XXL mouse mat, and Razer Iskur V2 X gaming chair.
The centerpiece of the peripheral lineup is the DeathAdder V4 Pro wireless ergonomic esports mouse. Built for tournament-grade precision, the mouse ships with a custom display stand inspired by the mechanical launch platform used to prepare EVA-01 for combat missions. The mouse itself combines a lightweight ergonomic profile with advanced second-generation HyperSpeed Wireless connectivity. Alongside it sits the BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed wireless mechanical keyboard. It features a compact tenkeyless layout equipped with hot-swappable switches, low-latency wireless connectivity, and cockpit-inspired graphics splashed across the keycaps.
Audio, Seating, and Surface Peripherals
Rounding out the battlestation are three environment-focused items designed to match the mecha aesthetic. The Leviathan V2 X soundbar brings compact, USB Type-C-powered audio to the desk with a bold purple chassis and neon green controls. To enhance desktop immersion and audio performance, the Leviathan V2 X soundbar utilizes a small USB-C-powered form factor integrated with personalized Razer Chroma RGB illumination areas styled after the EVA-01 aesthetic. Gamers can place it alongside the Gigantus V2 XXL mouse mat, which provides a textured micro-weave cloth surface for wide, decisive swipes. For marathon sessions, the Iskur V2 X gaming chair offers integrated ergonomic lumbar support finished in the same limited Unit-01 theme. Built for durability, ergonomic comfort, and extended gaming sessions, the Iskur V2 X│EVANGELION (EVA-01) Edition incorporates built-in lumbar support to maintain stability under pressure and grant complete mastery over your gaming setup, all wrapped in the characteristic EVA-01 styling.
| Peripheral Item | Japanese Retail Price |
|---|---|
| DeathAdder V4 Pro EVANGELION Edition Mouse | 32,980 yen (~$215) |
| BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed Keyboard | 35,980 yen (~$235) |
| Leviathan V2 X Soundbar | 22,980 yen (~$150) |
| Gigantus V2 XXL Mousepad | 6,980 yen (~$45) |
| Iskur V2 X Gaming Chair | 69,980 yen (~$455) |
Regional Availability and Market Rollout
International collectors face a significant hurdle, as the Razer x Evangelion EVA-01 collection is restricted entirely to the Asia-Pacific market. In South Korea, local distributor Srise scheduled the official release for mid-November through the brand’s official store, following an announcement on October 29. On the 29th, worldwide gaming lifestyle brand Razer revealed that it has introduced a five-piece limited lineup stemming from its official partnership with the Evangelion anime series, designated as the ‘Razer EVANGELION Unit-01 Edition’. Market availability for the ‘Razer EVANGELION Unit-01 Edition’ product range is planned for mid-November in South Korea, where items will be sold in limited amounts directly through Razer’s official e-commerce store. Meanwhile, Japanese retail pricing has been established across online channels like Amazon and select regional sellers, leaving fans outside these territories to rely on third-party importing unless broader availability is later announced.
The collection follows Razer’s previous hardware collaboration centered on the EVA-02 unit, continuing a trend of anime-inspired peripheral drops aimed at subculture enthusiasts and hardware collectors alike.