It is the year 2015, in Tokyo 3. An Angel, an alien being, attacks the Earth. Luckily, the Earth was prepared, having survived a first Angel invasion before the turn of the millenium. They initiate a program called the Evangelion program. Evangelion Unit 00, the prototype, cannot defeat the Angel. Both the Eva and its pilot, Ayanami Rei, the first child, are badly wounded.
Luckily, a second Evangelion has been prepared, Unit 01, the test-type. Ikari Gendou, Commander of Nerv, the government organization in charge of the Evangelion program, calls in his son Shinji to pilot Unit 01. Shinji succeeds in destroying the Angel, and decides to stay on as a pilot. From there come three more Evangelion pilots; all are sworn to defend the Earth against the Angels. Now, if it were only so easy as all that...
Evangelion's ending is very bad. It all ends on a what-is-a-dream-and-what-is-reality? note. In fact, the ending was so bad that fans demanded that the ending be changed, and animators agreed. So the last two episodes have been or are supposed to be redone. A movie is also planned, called Evangelion: Death and Evangelion: Rebirth. Asuka is once again a pilot, and some girl with black hair and glasses comes along... A game for the Sony PlayStation will also be made available soon.
Ikari Shinji- Spike Spencer/Ogata Megumi
Ayanami Rei - Amanda Winn/Hayashibara Megumi(the one and only!!)
Sohryu Asuka Langley - Tiffany Grant/Miymura Yuuko
Suzuhara Toji - Joe Pisana/Seki Tomokazu
Katsuragi Misato - Allison Keith/Mitsuishi Kotono
Ikari Gendo- Tristan MacAvery/Tatsuki Fumihiko
Akagi Ritsuko - Sue Ulu/Yamaguchi Yuriko
Ryoji Kaji - Aaron Khron/Yamdera Kooichi
Fuyutsuke Kouzou- Guil Lunde/Kiyokawa Motomu
Ibuki Maya - Kendra Berham/Nagasawa Miki
Hyuga Makoto - Brian Granveldt
Aoba Shigeru - Jason Lee/Koyasu Taketo
Aida Kensuke - Kurt Stroll/Tetsuya Iwanaga
Horaki Hikari - Carol Amerson/Iwao Junko
Nagisa Kaworu - Kyle Sturdivant
Lorenz Keel - Rick Peeples
last updated: July 4th, 2000
