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I love the fun details in that pic, such as Sahaquiel and Jet Alone in the background, the drawings of Lilith and Sachiel on the ground, and the way Rei’s scarf is caught on the Unit-01 horn. Okay, I’ll include one more picture for this review… Here’s a delightfully whimsical illustration by Hiroaki Tomita: Check out this picture of the Eva pilots and Pen Pen, by Kikuko Sadakata: This section has illustrations by Akira Amemiya, Chikashi Kubota, Kikuko Sadakata, Ayumi Shiraishi, Sushio, and Hiroaki Tomita. The next part of the book is called Ex-Children of Gainax, which has tributes to Evangelion drawn by several artists who worked on various Gainax titles. These Asuka and Rei valentine thingies are cute: Then we get a few pages for Evangelion mobile games and such. You don’t get to see photos of them, so instead the images from this section are small screenshots from the anime. There are some screenshots and promotional art for the games.Īfter that is a section called From Directors’ Eye, which is devoted to various people who worked on the Evangelion anime, including profiles for Kazuya Tsurumaki, Masayuki, Shinji Higuchi, Mahiro Maeda, and more. The next few pages of the book are about three Evangelion video games… Neon Genesis Evangelion 2: Tsukurareshi Sekai -Another Cases-, Girlfriend of Steel, and Girlfriend of Steel 2. Kind of makes you want to see a picture of Kaworu hanging out with Baymax, doesn’t it?

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Check out Shigeto Koyama’s drawing of Kaworu, with Leliel in the background:īy the way, Shigeto Koyama is also the artist who designed Baymax for the movie Big Hero 6. In addition to Eiichi Shimizu and Tomohiro Shimoguchi’s Asuka pic, there are illustrations by Ryuji Gotsubo (artist of Sasameke), Shigeto Koyama (a designer for Eureka Seven), and Asu Tsubaki (artist of He is My Master). The Asuka picture shown earlier in this review is from this part of the book. The next highlight is a section called My Favorite of Evangelion, which has tributes to Evangelion drawn by a few manga/anime artists.

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The covers for volumes 5 to 8 can also be found in Die Sterne.)Īfter that, there are two pages of Evangelion figurines: one page about the Angel Chromosome-XX series (including the infamous Tabris-XX), and one page for Evangelions with F-Type Equipment.

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If you want a book with large versions in full color, get Der Mond for the covers of the first four volumes, and Carmine for volumes 5 to 11.

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(The manga covers are printed in a very small size in this book, plus they’re in black-and-white. The book starts off with an interview with Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, including cover art and summaries for the first ten volumes of his Evangelion manga. Keep reading for the rest of the book review, plus a few more pictures! Here is one of the artistic tributes to Evangelion that can be found inside… Asuka and Unit-02, by Eiichi Shimizu and Tomohiro Shimoguchi (the duo behind the Linebarrels of Iron manga):

(By the way, if you would like a textless version of the above artwork, it can be found in the lovely book Carmine.) This little book is not available in English or French, but there are a number of pictures to enjoy, including some nifty renditions of the Evangelion characters drawn by various anime/manga artists! The interior illustrations are all in black-and-white, so the art on the cover by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto (shown above) is the only full color image. It was included with the March 2006 issue of Newtype magazine as a bonus item, and it’s basically a mini guide/tribute to the Evangelion franchise. For my 42nd Evangelion book review, here is Neon Genesis Evangelion Decade, published by Kadokawa Shoten.

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