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* AccidentalKiss:
** Shinji and Rei's first kiss goes like this: Shinji trips and falls into Rei. The two of them land in a compromising position at the foot of a bookcase. A book falls off the shelf and lands on the back of Shinji's head, driving his face into hers such that they end up mashing their lips together.
** Happens to Rei and Asuka in Chapter 102 when the former trips and is caught by the latter. Naturally, this is [[NotWhatItLooksLike the exact moment Shinji walks in.]]
--->'''Shinji:''' ''(walking back out)'' [[LesYay You two work it out.]]



* AccidentalKiss: Happens to Rei and Asuka in Chapter 102 when the former trips and is caught by the latter. Naturally, this is [[NotWhatItLooksLike the exact moment Shinji walks in.]]
-->'''Shinji:''' ''(walking back out)'' [[LesYay You two work it out.]]
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Widget Series has been renamed to Quirky Work as per TRS (it's also YMMV).


* LighterAndSofter: It's pretty much of a {{Moe}} / WidgetSeries version of ''Evangelion'': light-hearted, considerably dumbed down and where almost everybody has his or her cute moments; also, anxiety can probably be cured by hugs, food, or Shinji's radiant goodness. Most of the characters are better adjusted than they'll ever be in the original verse and there's no trace of childhood trauma so far. ''Raising Project'' still includes a darker subtext about separated families, as the Ikaris hardly ever get to have dinner together, Kyouko hides in the NERV basement, and Asuka's father is absent or dead, with the result that Shinji and Asuka still live at Misato's most of the time. Rei's background hasn't been explained in the manga so far, but she seems to have grown up mostly at NERV and been rejected by other kids for being "weird," doesn't have parents, and images from the video game suggest [[spoiler: the Reiquarium still exists]]. The children are still NERV's lab rats and kept in the dark about everything, too, but the director occasionally throws a party for them for [[strike: damage control]] their efforts.

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* LighterAndSofter: It's pretty much of a {{Moe}} / WidgetSeries version of ''Evangelion'': light-hearted, considerably dumbed down and where almost everybody has his or her cute moments; also, anxiety can probably be cured by hugs, food, or Shinji's radiant goodness. Most of the characters are better adjusted than they'll ever be in the original verse and there's no trace of childhood trauma so far. ''Raising Project'' still includes a darker subtext about separated families, as the Ikaris hardly ever get to have dinner together, Kyouko hides in the NERV basement, and Asuka's father is absent or dead, with the result that Shinji and Asuka still live at Misato's most of the time. Rei's background hasn't been explained in the manga so far, but she seems to have grown up mostly at NERV and been rejected by other kids for being "weird," doesn't have parents, and images from the video game suggest [[spoiler: the Reiquarium still exists]]. The children are still NERV's lab rats and kept in the dark about everything, too, but the director occasionally throws a party for them for [[strike: damage control]] their efforts.

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* ChildSupplantsParent: Parodied. Shinji and Gendou are in a kind of playful(?) rivalry that involves trying to outdo each other at indoor biking while yelling about generational differences, among other things. Their highly conflictual / WellDoneSonGuy relationship in the original series is also parodied in that Gendou is [[http://www.misato.cz/files/u1/isik_19.jpg Shinji's biggest fanboy in existence]] (at least partly because he's such a narcissist). However, Shinji is genuinely annoyed at his father's overwhelming weirdness and disturbing displays of affection, so he usually tries to avoid him. Which just serves to heighten Gendou's desperation for his approval.) At one point Rei lampshades this dynamic by wondering if she should be more like Yui, since Shinji is "kinda Oedipal" in her view.



* OedipusComplex: Parodied. Shinji and Gendou are in a kind of playful(?) rivalry that involves trying to outdo each other at indoor biking while yelling about generational differences, among other things. Their highly conflictual / WellDoneSonGuy relationship in the original series is also parodied in that Gendou is [[http://www.misato.cz/files/u1/isik_19.jpg Shinji's biggest fanboy in existence]] (at least partly because he's such a narcissist). However, Shinji is genuinely annoyed at his father's overwhelming weirdness and disturbing displays of affection, so he usually tries to avoid him. Which just serves to heighten Gendou's desperation for his approval.)
** At one point Rei wonders if she should be more like Yui, since Shinji is "kinda Oedipal" in her view.

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%%* SenpaiKohai: Ritsuko and Maya. Averted at Shinji's school.

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