Neon Genesis Evangelion is the 1995 mecha-anime that fused giant-robot spectacle with existential dread. Hideaki Anno's series gave us NERV's tech-green UI grids, EVA-01's saturated red-orange armor, and Tokyo-3's deep-black sky — a vocabulary that became the gravitational center of every mecha and post-apocalyptic anime that followed.

The Curio package treats Evangelion as cockpit aesthetics: deep-black surfaces interrupted by tech-green readouts, saturated-red-orange alerts, and hot-yellow hazard chevrons. Every screen feels like an EVA console moments before sortie — terse, monospaced, mechanical.