This is actually quite a good COMPLETE story which this little troper has read at least 5-6 times. The concept that the Tendos and the rest of the NWC are able to watch Ranma as he plays his version of the role of Shinji is wonderful, moreso because Ranma knows the Evangelion story as well as its downer ending and he has to use his brain (for a change) and his knowledge of the story to change the outcome. I also love the idea that the side effect of hearing Ranma's true thoughts about things and people back in his home dimension is that the Status Quo is no longer God! The Rei and Asuka pairings don't feel forced either. If you are a hardcore Ryoga fan, though, you wouldn't be too happy with this story.
Inkki Bookman's review
This is actually quite a good COMPLETE story which this little troper has read at least 5-6 times. The concept that the Tendos and the rest of the NWC are able to watch Ranma as he plays his version of the role of Shinji is wonderful, moreso because Ranma knows the Evangelion story as well as its downer ending and he has to use his brain (for a change) and his knowledge of the story to change the outcome. I also love the idea that the side effect of hearing Ranma's true thoughts about things and people back in his home dimension is that the Status Quo is no longer God! The Rei and Asuka pairings don't feel forced either. If you are a hardcore Ryoga fan, though, you wouldn't be too happy with this story.