Update – Watch

After gracing the Evangelion x Nestlé Nescafé Gold Blend Barista, Eva Unit-01 now serves as the inspiration for the Evangelion x Casio G-SHOCK DW-6900.

Part of the ongoing RADIO EVA line, the collaboration is based on the 25th anniversary of the DW-6900 model. The black base is marked with a purple spine design on the strap accompanied by “RADIO EVA” in neon green. The color scheme decoration continues on the dial, underscored by “EVA-01 TEST TYPE MODEL” tying the watch to Shinji Ikari’s iconic mech. Rounding up the design of the watch is an intricate engraving on the rear and a special black edition box.

Priced at 22,000 JPY (approximately $205 USD), the Evangelion x Casio G-SHOCK DW-6900 is set to be available in August, but head over to EVANGELION STORE to learn more about the release.

In case you missed it, you can now buy a 1:1 scale Psyduck plush.

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Update – Footwear

The Nike SB Dunk wave has energized the masses once again. One of the most legendary Dunks of them all is the “Raygun” iteration from 2005 that drew inspiration from the fictional Roswell Rayguns used in a Nike campaign.

Long after its release, the “Raygun” colorway looks to make its way onto the Nike Air Force 1 Low, according to Complex.

Update – YG

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Update – Business

After recording its first day without a Coronavirus (COVID-19)-related deaths to meet all seven of the Governor’s health-based benchmarks, New York City is now set to see Phase One of business reopenings. Over the last few months, the city has unfortunately stood as the heart of the pandemic in the United States. Mayor Bill de Blasio took to Twitter to note that the city will resume early stages of resumption under social distancing guidelines June 8 along with the caption “we didn’t just flatten the curve — we crushed it.”

Phase One of business reopenings will see roughly 32,000 shuttered construction sites start back up, followed by the return of wholesale, manufacturing, agriculture, and retail businesses at a limited capacity.

Phase One of business reopenings will see roughly 32,000 shuttered construction sites start back up, followed by the return of wholesale, manufacturing, agriculture, and retail businesses at a limited capacity.

Following Phase One in Governor Andrew Cuomo’s four-phase “NYC Forward” reopening initiative, office jobs, hair salons, gyms, and restaurants with outdoor dining will look to restart as part of Phase Two, likely sometime in July.

Despite the optimism tied to business reopenings, City Health Commissioner Dr. Oxiris Barbot reminds people to remain vigilant. “As we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and rebuild as a city, we need all New Yorkers to continue taking public health measures to protect each other’s health. The precautions are in place to keep workers safe, and the health of our city depends on them being followed.”

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