Evangelion fans can snag a collectible Blu-ray edition of Thrice Upon a Time for an awesome price at Amazon or Walmart. Normally $37, Evangelion 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time’s Limited Edition Steelbook is discounted to $22. This limited-time deal is selling out fast, so fans should jump on it while you can.
Amazon also has the 4K Collector’s Edition for $55 (was $80). The 4K edition released in 2023, while the Limited Edition Steelbook is the most recent Evangelion physical release, as it hit store shelves last summer.
Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time Steelbook Edition (Blu-ray)
$22 (was $37)
Evangelion: Thrice Upon a Time’s Limited Edition Steelbook is a two-disc, standard Blu-ray release. It’s the only edition of the film that comes with a steelbook case. Like with the older non-steelbook Blu-ray edition and 4K Collector’s Edition, you’ll get English and Japanese versions of the film. The on-disc extras include promotional reels, trailers, and TV commercials.
If Amazon sells out of this deal, Walmart also has the Limited Edition Steelbook for $22. And if you don’t care about steelbook cases, Amazon has the standard Blu-ray release for $18.63 (was $30).
Evangelion: 3.0+1.11 Thrice Upon a Time Collector’s Edition (4K Blu-ray)
$55.06 (was $80)
If you’d prefer to watch Thrice Upon a Time in 4K, Amazon has the Collector’s Edition for $55.06 (list price is $80). This three-disc box set includes a 4K Blu-ray and the pair of 1080p discs that come with the other editions. The Collector’s Edition is packaged in an oversized box containing a 28-page book, 16.5 x 11.7-inch poster, and five art cards.
Evangelion Movies & Series Box Set
Thrice Upon a Time is a terrific movie that brings the story of Shinji and his fellow Eva Unit pilots to a satisfying conclusion. You can also save on a couple of the other movies in the series on Blu-ray and DVD at Amazon. Unfortunately, the first film, You Are (Not) Alone, is very tricky to find in stock these days. Evangelion 3.33: You Can (Not) Redo is also becoming scarce, with Blu-ray editions selling for well above retail price. The DVD edition is available for $18 and eligible for Amazon’s B1G1 50% off sale this week.
