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Evangelion Japanese Voice Actors

Meet the Japanese voice actors behind Evangelion and explore how their performances shaped Shinji, Asuka, Rei, and the franchise’s emotional language.

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo Review

Original Evangelion 3.0 review fan art showing an isolated pilot above a red devastated world

Evangelion 3.0 wakes Shinji fourteen years late and turns WILLE, Kaworu, the spears, and Fourth Impact into a brutal argument about shame, secrecy, and the fantasy of undoing harm.

Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance Review

Original Evangelion 2.0 review fan art showing three pilots in a ruined rail yard beneath a fractured sky

Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance breaks the remake route through Asuka, Mari, Rei, Eva-03, Zeruel, Near Third Impact, and Shinji’s dangerous belief that love can overpower a system.

Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone Review

Original Evangelion 1.0 review fan art showing a teenage pilot facing a fortified city and towering biomechanical guardian

Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone rebuilds the opening six episodes into a cinematic argument about coercion, isolation, national labor, and a continuity already changing beneath Shinji.

Evangelion: Death & Rebirth Review

Death and Rebirth review fan art showing an empty rehearsal hall before catastrophe

Evangelion: Death & Rebirth turns the television series into a musical memory trial, then delivers half of a promised theatrical ending. RaeRae reviews the recap, production history, symbolism, controversy, criticism, and current viewing route.

Evangelion Original Continuity: Death & Rebirth and The End

Shinji Ikari faces a ruined city beyond an empty theater for the Evangelion original continuity review

EVANGELION ORIGINAL CONTINUITY Two endings, one collapse The 1995–1996 animated series builds the wound. Death & Rebirth revisits the evidence. The End of Evangelion tears open the ending from outside the characters’ heads. Evangelion HubMoviesWatch OrderSources BOTTOM LINE The movies do not replace the animated series Start with all twenty-six episodes of Evangelion. The series […]

Neon Genesis Evangelion Review

Shinji Ikari, Rei Ayanami, and Asuka Langley Soryu overlooking Tokyo-3 beneath looming Evangelion units

Neon Genesis Evangelion turns a robot war into a brutal study of children carrying adult systems, damaged relationships, and the terrifying cost of needing other people.

Koji Takao: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Koji Takao Bottom line: Koji Takao is the engineer who makes WILLE’s stolen miracle move. He knows Kaji, understands Misato’s appetite for impossible plans, and treats the Wunder’s dangerous first launch with the dry confidence of a man who has already survived too much to waste time pretending risk can disappear. ContinuityRebuild […]

Ryoji Kaji Jr.: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Ryoji Kaji Jr. Bottom line: Ryoji Kaji Jr. is the future his parents never get to share. He grows up away from Misato, maintains the barrier protecting Village-3, and proves that Evangelion’s ending is about more than defeating Gendo. A living world must have children who inherit work instead of war. ContinuityRebuild […]

Sumire Nagara: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Sumire Nagara Bottom line: Sumire Nagara keeps the AAA Wunder in the sky. Her calm navigation work turns Misato’s impossible orders into movement, while her restraint shows how a seasoned survivor can carry grief without making grief the only thing everyone sees. ContinuityRebuild of Evangelion RoleWILLE bridge officer StationAnti-gravity and navigation Japanese […]

Midori Kitakami: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Midori Kitakami Bottom line: Midori Kitakami gives WILLE’s anger a civilian face. She survives Near Third Impact, loses the family life she expected, and reaches the Wunder bridge carrying grief that Shinji cannot remember and the audience cannot dismiss. ContinuityRebuild of Evangelion RoleWILLE bridge officer First appearanceEvangelion 3.0 Japanese voiceMariya Ise The […]

Sakura Suzuhara: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Sakura Suzuhara Bottom line: Sakura Suzuhara is Rebuild’s clearest picture of the civilian life hidden behind every Evangelion battle. Shinji once helped save her, the war stole fourteen years from both of them, and her gratitude never cancels her terror of watching him enter another Eva. ContinuityRebuild of Evangelion RoleWILLE medical officer […]

Asuka Shikinami Langley: Evangelion Character Profile

Evangelion Character Profile Asuka Shikinami Langley Bottom line: Asuka Shikinami Langley is not Asuka Langley Soryu with a surname swap. Rebuild turns the Second Girl into a manufactured child soldier who survives fourteen lost years, carries an Angel behind her eyepatch, and reaches adulthood without receiving an adult body or a normal childhood. ContinuityRebuild of […]

Yui Ikari: Evangelion Character Profile

Yui Ikari is Shinji’s mother, a Project E bioengineer, and the soul inside Evangelion Unit-01. Her plan protects humanity while leaving her family to survive the cost.

Makoto Hyuga: Evangelion Character Profile

Makoto Hyuga tracks an emergency from a violet-lit NERV command station.

Makoto Hyuga turns NERV data into survival routes and quietly feeds Misato the truth. Meet Evangelion’s tactical operator, bridge technician, and dependable inside source.

Maya Ibuki: Evangelion Character Profile

Maya Ibuki monitors the MAGI from a violet-lit command station.

Maya Ibuki keeps NERV’s impossible systems running while refusing to treat suffering as data. Meet Evangelion’s bridge operator, Ritsuko’s devoted junior, and WILLE’s hardened technical leader.

Ryoji Kaji: Evangelion Character Profile

Ryoji Kaji stands in a violet-lit NERV greenhouse holding a watermelon.

Ryoji Kaji smiles through Evangelion’s conspiracy while investigating NERV, SEELE, and the government. Meet the triple agent, reluctant mentor, former lover, and watermelon gardener.

Ritsuko Akagi: Evangelion Character Profile

Ritsuko Akagi stands in a violet-lit supercomputer laboratory wearing a white lab coat.

Ritsuko Akagi keeps NERV alive through science while repeating the emotional trap that destroyed her mother. Meet Evangelion’s chief scientist, MAGI operator, and guarded truth keeper.

Gendo Ikari: Evangelion Character Profile

Gendo Ikari sits with clasped hands in a purple-lit NERV command center while an Evangelion unit stands behind glass.

Gendo Ikari commands NERV with a calm voice and a private agenda. This Evangelion character profile examines the father, strategist, manipulator, and grieving man behind Human Instrumentality.

Evangelion Episodes 1–26

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A complete Evangelion episode guide covering all 26 original anime episodes in order, with concise recaps, character turns, revealed lore, and links to the series and movie routes.

Evangelion World, Lore & Guides

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Explore every Evangelion movie in order, with original-continuity and Rebuild routes, substantial summaries, full-review links, and current legal U.S. viewing.

Evangelion

The End of Evangelion review artwork showing a lone pilot beneath a vast broken red sky and biomechanical silhouette

Enter Evangelion through its 26-episode series, original theatrical ending, six-film road, characters, voice cast, reviews, reactions, rants, lore, and confirmed news.