History FanFic / NewPerspectiveEvangelion

* {{Tsundere}}: Noriko notes herself as one, but also thoroughly deconstructs the concept.

* TheMindIsAPlaythingOfTheBody: ZigZagged regarding Noriko, and DeconstructedTrope in regards to whether it's good, bad or in-between. Her personality was originally an 22-year old Irish Engineer who is now in the body of a 14-year old Japanese student, but she is desperately trying to old onto her past life, for fear of actually losing herself, so whenever something does happen that makes her remember something, she takes two steps back. She doesn't know what will happen, but if Misato's advice is taken, then her personality will be a blend of both her old life and her new one. However, her fear of losing her identity, coupled with her hormones and sexuality being warped because of her body, make her too afraid to consider if it is good or bad.

** When History gives Noriko an assignment on writing an essay of what would happen if Second Impact did not happen, she decided to tell what actually happened post 2000. PlayedStraight, however, since her essay was rejected, being called "too fantastical and cyberpunk" to be likely.

* AmazonianBeauty: Noriko. She is the most physically powerful of the pilots, and is apparently pretty busty as well.

* SoulFragment: Bits of Noriko's memories and interest mesh with whoever is currently controlling her. Her characteristics, such as her love of athleticism, carry on despite the person controlling her not being into physical activities. It's unclear if her soul is completely vacant from her body or if it's still there, but has just meshed with her current user.

Noriko is a 14-year old Japanese student, and is the Fourth Child, pilot of Unit-03. On the surface, she appears as a normal, albeit a buff and busty, young girl. However, underneath the surface is a 22-year old male Irish Engineer, who was given a "life transplant" in the form of transferring his soul into Noriko's wounded form following a plane crash. What follows is Noriko's journey to discover what it means to separate someone else life from their own, and whether she will lose her identity in the process of gaining knowledge, or will become something greater.

** The first was when Noriko decides to tell Haruhi about '''everything''' that goes on in NERV, including Seele, the angels, and the Evangelions. The only thing she does is change several names as to make it look like pure coincidence. It's [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]], however, when NERV not only deletes Noriko's story but also begin to target Haruhi.

** When History gives Noriko an assignment on writing an essay of what would happen if Second Impact did not happen, she deciding to tell what actually happened post 2000. PlayedStraight, however, since her essay was rejected, being called "too fantastical and cyberpunk" to be likely.

** The first was when Noriko decides to tell Haruhi about '''everything''' that goes on in NERV, including Seele, the angels, and the Evangelions. The only thing she does is change several names as to make it look like pure coincidence. It's [SubvertedTrope Subverted]], however, when NERV not only deletes Noriko's story but also begin to target Haruhi.

FFN gives the following summary: Newton's First law. An Object in motion will remain in motion until acted on by an external force. The events of Neon Genesis Evangelion, as seen by the Fourth Child. Self Insert:ACC.

Hasn't been updated since October 2016.

* TheSocialExpert: '''Heavily''' [[AvertedTrope Averted]] in the case of Noriko. She has no idea what to do when it comes to the issues of the characters and is very bad at direct communication, such as when Asuka gets into an argument with her father, where, instead of Noriko trying to consult her, immediately leaves once Asuka tells her to. This is a result of her belief that she would make things worse if she tried to do so, and believes it's better to do something she knows rather then what she doesn't.

* GeniusDitz: Noriko has the lowest IQ score out of all the pilots and does subpar to terrible in school, and has a F in History. However, she is extremely good at math, and was an engineer in her previous life. It's to the point where she managed to shock both Asuka ''and'' Ritsuko during Mr. Langley's presentation of his railgun.

* GeniusDitz: Noriko has the lowest IQ score out of all the pilots. However, she is extremely good at math, and was an engineer in her previous life. It's to the point where she managed to shock both Asuka ''and'' Ritsuko during Mr. Langley's presentation of his railgun.

* TheSocialExpert: '''Heavily''' [[AvertedTrope Averted]] in the case of Noriko. She has no idea what to do when it comes to the issues of the characters and is very bad at direct communication, such as when Asuka gets into an argument with her father, where, instead of Noriko trying to consult her, immediately leaves once Asuka tells her to. This is a result of her belief that she would make things worse if she tried to do so, and that it's better to do something you know rather then what you don't.

* DoorStopper: It's twelve chapters in and over 150,000 words long. ''There've only been two Angels featured'' so far (the 8th and 9th, but still).

* FlatEarthAtheist: Noriko does not believe in God or Heaven, due to the knowledge of what happens in the Catholic Church (I.E Pedophilia), and believes God is simply luck and nothing more, despite the fact that Kaworu showcases god-like powers and can appear in her dreams, and her general predicament is fantastical and unbelievable.

* TheSocialExpert: '''Heavily''' [[AvertedTrope Averted]] in the case of Noriko. She has no idea what to do when it comes to the issues of the characters and is very bad at direct communication, such as when Asuka gets into an argument with her father, who, instead of trying to consult her, immediately leaves once Asuka tells her to. This is a result of her belief that she would make things worse if she tried to do so, and that it's better to do something you know rather then what you don't.

* TheSocialExpert: '''Heavily''' {Averted} in the case of Noriko. She has no idea what to do when it comes to the issues of the characters and is very bad at direct communication, such as when Asuka gets into an argument with her father, who, instead of trying to consult her, immediately leaves once Asuka tells her to. This is a result of her belief that she would make things worse if she tried to do so, and that it's better to do something you know rather then what you don't.

* OOCIsSeriousBusiness: Rei, despite still being the stoic, shy, and reserved girl she usually is, is far more expressive towards Asuka's insults then in the Anima. It's to the point where, when Asuka begins berating her and telling Rei her emotions are fake, she starts ''quivering in anger'', but then let's go of it before anything worse can happen.

* CovertPervert: Asuka apparently keeps a collection of "private" magazines beneath her bed, as well as looks at Shinji's ass when he is in his plugsuit.

* EagleLand: A mix of Type-1, and Type-2, when the Americans come to visit to negotiate the release of Evangelion Unit 04. Noriko does not seem to have a very high opinion of Americans at all, viewing them as very jingoistic, over-the-top, and cheesy when it comes to speeches. However, she does admit that they are at least trying their best when it comes to making Units 03 and 04, and the American General even tries to give a RousingSpeech to Noriko in order to boost her self-esteem, though she doesn't really care and is annoyed by his efforts.

* EloquentInMyNativeTongue: Subverted. The original Noriko was a native Japanese speaker who could barely speak English, but the poor sod controlling her reigns now is a native English speaker who must ''re''learn Japanese. Something that very nearly gets her into trouble with the NERV higher-ups.

* EagleLand: A mix of Type-1, and Type-2, when the Americans come to visit to negotiate the release of Evangelion Unit 04.

* FlatEarthAtheist: Noriko does not believe in God or Heaven, due to the knowledge of what happens in the Catholic Church (I.E Pedophilia), and believes God is simply luck and nothing more, despite the fact that Kaworu showcases god-like powers and can appear in his dreams, and his general predicament is fantastical and unbelievable.

* FlatEarthAtheist: Noriko does not believe in God or Heaven, due to the knowledge of what happens in the Catholic Church (I.E Pedophilia), and believes God is simply luck and nothing more, despite the fact that Kaworu and his general predicament is fantastical and unbelievable.