Razer has officially introduced a brand-new Evangelion-themed collection inspired by the iconic anime franchise, featuring an exclusive regional rollout across the Asia-Pacific market. Named Razer | Evangelion (EVA-01), the hardware lineup adopts the signature purple and green colorway of the mecha piloted by Shinji Ikari, targeting both avid gamers and anime collectors seeking a fully coordinated desktop setup. 

The collection comprises five core gaming peripherals and furniture items: the DeathAdder V4 Pro mouse, BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed keyboard, Leviathan V2 X soundbar, Gigantus V2 XXL mousepad, and Iskur V2 X gaming chair. Each piece incorporates thematic design cues to bring the aesthetic of the series directly from the screen into the workspace. 

A standout highlight of the collection is the DeathAdder V4 Pro mouse, which ships with a custom display stand styled after 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. Meanwhile, the BlackWidow V4 TKL HyperSpeed keyboard opts for a compact, tenkeyless layout equipped with hot-swappable mechanical switches, allowing users to customize their tactile typing experience. 

For desktop audio and immersion, the Leviathan V2 X soundbar features a compact USB-C powered chassis complete with custom Razer Chroma RGB lighting zones to match the EVA-01 color scheme. The Gigantus V2 XXL mousepad expands the visual theme across the desk surface with a textured micro-weave cloth layout, while the Iskur V2 X chair rounds out the collection with ergonomic lumbar support and themed upholstery. 

This release follows Razer’s previous collaboration centered on the EVA-02 unit, further expanding merchandise options for franchise fans.

In Japan, retail pricing is set at 32,980 yen (~$215) for the mouse, 35,980 yen (~$235) for the keyboard, 22,980 yen (~$150) for the soundbar, 6,980 yen (~$45) for the mousepad, and 69,980 yen (~$455) for the gaming chair. The collection will be sold through Amazon and select regional retailers, with no current plans for a broader international release outside the Asia-Pacific region. 

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