evangelion shinji ikari raising project mana

This game has been criticized for its art style, and while it is disconcerting in places, it's nice to see the characters portrayed in some new ways. I'm not sure what she's saying, but I am sure this is a pic of Rei executing a Harpy with an EVA size assault rifle. But there is an almost hidden Easter Egg ending, which is referred to on the interwebs as the 'Happyland' ending. There is a 'main' ending, which is bad, like 'End of Evangelion' bad. Also, this is one of the few times you really see Hikari putting the moves on Toji. Also, the choices you make, and the stats you build affect Shinji's relationship, fighting ability, and outcomes. Unlike GoS, there is actually some robot fighting in this one, which is cool. Not sure what's going on in this scene, or what Aoi is saying, but I'm pretty sure she's admiring Shiji's wood. Because the last thing I want to do is screw up my playthrough due to not clicking the right thing. I don't speak Japanese, and this game has not been translated to anything (AFAIK), so I took the liberty of finding a strategy guide and save game editor. Uh, Asuka, are you sure cutting that thing in half is a good idea.I have a bad feeling. The idea of Rei taking as much martial arts classes as she does in this game amuses me, for some reason. Evangelion Lite, if you will.Įssentially, this is a slightly more sophisticated version of the Girlfriend of Steel games, where you play the role of Shinji's guardian, and guide his upbringing and training. Basically all the big robot battles without as much twisted self loathing. It's sort of a happier retelling of the events of the TV series and the 'End of Evangelion' movie.

I don't know about you, but I never figured Gendo for an 'umbrella drink' kinda guy. Now, despite having the same name as one of my favorite Mangas, this game is really not that closely related.Įven in this continuity, Kensuke is a perv.

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Evangelion shinji ikari raising project mana