GSK gives its Unicorn a mecha makeover for the EVA-02 raffle
Golden Star Keycap lists up to 10 hand-cast resin keycaps at $100 each plus shipping, with a 12-hour entry window.
Announcement date: November 7, 2026
Golden Star Keycap (GSK) has announced EVA-02 Unicorn, a hand-cast resin artisan keycap for MX-style switches. The maker says prototyping is complete and identifies the cap in its announcement photo as a production piece. The raffle form lists up to 10 keycaps at $100 each plus shipping.
The orange brow, red armor and round green details recall Evangelion’s Unit-02, the machine associated with Asuka. A white horn keeps the face recognizable as GSK’s Unicorn. The form shows the same sculpt from another angle in a rubble scene.
Raffle entry and shipping
GSK specified a 12-hour entry window. The Discord announcement went out on November 7 at 14:57 UTC. The form does not give an exact opening or closing time.
The form requests a PayPal email for invoicing and lists free local shipping in Vietnam, $15 standard international shipping and $39 international express via UPS or FedEx. GSK estimates 7–15 days in transit for standard shipping and 3–7 days for express. The form gives prices with a dollar sign and no currency code.
What is GSK?
Golden Star Keycap is a Vietnam-based artisan studio that sculpts characters by hand and casts them in resin. Its SMKX exhibitor profile traces the founder’s craft to a family background in jewelry making. The studio began with metal keycaps before shifting to hand-cast resin.
How EVA-02 compares with earlier GSK raffles
| Release | Theme and design | Raffle price per cap |
|---|---|---|
| EVA-02 Unicorn | Unit-02-style armor in red and orange with green face details | $100 |
| Grim Harvest Hungercorn (with Hungerworks) | Halloween skulls, exposed teeth and a purple headpiece | $150 |
| Grim Harvest Napicorn (with Namong) | A stitched pumpkin face with a small skull above it | $150 |
| Grim Harvest Unicorn | A stitched orange face with pumpkins and skulls | $100 |
| DMG Unicorn | A gray handheld console with a pixel-art screen and magenta buttons | $100 |
Prices are from the original raffles, before shipping. The forms use a dollar sign without a currency code.