EVA: Shinji Ikari Returns from the Anime Crossover Multiverse

It makes no sense if there is no change

The literary and youthful flavor of this introduction hits my nose through the screen.

The advice I give to the author is that you should still choose to have a harem. If you think you can just write a tragedy, others will get angry if they don't read the book seriously. You have to open a harem for the sake of performance, because the Misato Party is only a minority. If you write the remaining emotional scenes as well as family reunions, the audience results will be better.

Shinji Ikari is indeed a kind person. He has gathered all the elements needed to become a black man, but he still has good intentions in his heart. It even feels too ideal. There was a time when I was dependent on others. If I could see hope, I would just feel uneasy. But if I never see hope, then it is impossible not to resent my parents. (However, Shinji has forgotten his mother's love, and has not felt his father's love. There is no comparison, and he may only regard his parents as a symbol of hope.) Moreover, the days of driving EVA have always been considered a high-pressure environment. If this continues, he will either explode in silence or die in silence. Shinji has always been gentle, torturing himself all the time, but he did not vent it outwards or take revenge on others. Everyone says that he is a useless male protagonist, but he has just seen too many highlights of other male protagonists, and he also has a God's perspective. If he puts himself in his shoes and compares his feelings, they may not be as good as Shinji. So I hope he and Misato are together, and I hope he has a happy ending.

The final theatrical version of EVA has been released. Overall, it brings a perfect ending to childhood! At least it's a good ending.

Damn, have you stopped updating? It's a pity

After re-reading it three times, I always felt that something was wrong. Misato always felt like she was trying to force a smile. The taste is consistent with the TV version, but it's too consistent, as if nothing has changed. Li Lin replaced Blessing's ecological niche and even did better. However, no one has filled the ecological niche of his father. Although he did not really lose his father, Miri still lacked father's love. Still an awkward kid. Although there are emotions between Li Lin and Shinji, they only increase the richness of Misato's feelings, but do not make Misato complete. The author previously said that Misato's parents will appear in the follow-up. I hope the author can polish this plot so that even if Misato loses her father again, she can still reconcile with her father. Otherwise, when Misato becomes a mother later, she will understand from a mother's perspective and reconcile with herself.

To be honest, I didn't like Asuka at first. She is different from Shinji. She has a military rank and has received complete training and education. She should have the most basic sense of discipline and follow orders in her actions. Among the three little ones, she is the only one with the least sense of responsibility. In other words, she regards driving EVA as a game. She is playing a game of saving the world. Even if she loses, it doesn't matter. If she messes up, someone will deal with it for her. Shinji will escape because he knows that he cannot bear the heavy responsibility on him, but he also holds on at critical moments. Rei follows orders because it's her connection to the world. Only Asuka, she knew there was a better choice, but she just didn't choose it. It is true that driving EVA requires adaptability, but this is not a reason for Asuka to be reckless. If there was more unity and discipline when dealing with the apostles, many things would not have happened later.

Forget it, the author should write slowly, preferably more. Letting Misato stop suffering will make me feel better. Come on, author.

Honestly, what would the author do with Asuka? Asuka has become dependent on Shinji, with an Electra feeling. If it is not handled well, it will be another kind of poisonous point. After all, there are still many incest parties.