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* AscendedToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: Despite having the physical fusion body of Lillith and Adam destroyed, it's indicated by Rei's appearance to Shinji at the beach that her consciousness still exists and remembers him. Notably, she also appears at the beginning of the series in a way she wouldn't realistically be able to, leading to fan theories of her now being a Quantum entity that exists outside linear time.
* AdaptationDyeJob: Each of the Children get this to some degree, and for Rei it's her exact [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation skin color]]. Particularly when you branch out to the manga and promotional images, Rei's skin tone varies from starkly albino all the way to simply being very-fair-skinned-but-still-recognizably-Japanese, with hosts of examples in between. The actual shows and movies are a ''little'' better about this (tending more toward the albinism) but even then there's still variance between episodes or movies.
* AdaptationExpansion: The manga places more focus on her and her relationship with Shinji, in the process making her the clear female lead while [[OutOfFocus slightly reducing Asuka's prominence]].
* AdaptationDyeJob: Each of the Children get this to some degree, and for Rei it's her exact [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation skin color]]. Particularly when you branch out to the manga and promotional images, Rei's skin tone varies from starkly albino all the way to simply being very-fair-skinned-but-still-recognizably-Japanese, with hosts of examples in between. The actual shows and movies are a ''little'' better about this (tending more toward the albinism) but even then there's still variance between episodes or movies.
* AdaptationExpansion: The manga places more focus on her and her relationship with Shinji, in the process making her the clear female lead while [[OutOfFocus slightly reducing Asuka's prominence]].
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* AdaptationDyeJob: Each of the Children get this to some degree, and for Rei it's her exact [[AmazingTechnicolorPopulation skin color]]. Particularly when you branch out to the manga and promotional images, Rei's skin tone varies from starkly albino all the way to simply being very-fair-skinned-but-still-recognizably-Japanese, with hosts of examples in between. The actual shows and movies are a ''little'' better about this (tending more toward the albinism) but even then there's still variance between episodes or movies.
* AdaptationExpansion: The manga places more focus on her and her relationship with Shinji, in the process making her the clear female lead while [[OutOfFocus slightly reducing Asuka's prominence]].
* AdaptationExpansion: The manga places more focus on her and her relationship with Shinji, in the process making her the clear female lead while [[OutOfFocus slightly reducing Asuka's prominence]].
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* AscendToAHigherPlaneOfExistence: Despite having the physical fusion body of Lillith and Adam destroyed, it's indicated by Rei's appearance to Shinji at the beach that her consciousness still exists and remembers him. Notably, she also appears at the beginning of the series in a way she wouldn't realistically be able to, leading to fan theories of her now being a Quantum entity that exists outside linear time.
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A hardheaded, rough-edged, and tough guy with an Osakan accent and a short fuse, Toji appears on the outside to be a stereotypical jock, but underneath it all, he has a big heart and a strong moral compass. He forms a steadfast duo with Kensuke, sort of playing the role of the brawn to his friend's brains. Seemingly "just" an average student in the pilots' class for much of the first half of the series, fate soon conspires to give him a very significant role, with tragic consequences.\\\
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A hardheaded, rough-edged, and tough guy with an Osakan accent and a short fuse, Toji appears on the outside to be a stereotypical jock, somewhat of a jerk, blaming his sister's injuries on Shinji, but underneath it all, he has a big heart and a strong moral compass. He forms a steadfast duo with Kensuke, sort of playing the role of the brawn to his friend's brains. Seemingly "just" an average student in the pilots' class for much of the first half of the series, fate soon conspires to give him a very significant role, with tragic consequences.\\\
