Neon Genesis Evangelion, Vol. 1 by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto

4Ĭars, motorcycles, the summer sun, and the sleepy-time that summer sun brings. Source: Originally published in Neon Genesis Evangelion, Vol.

But I guess there won't be any of those as long as they're reading this manga. Rei is expression less, but is it that she doesn't feel emotion, or that she is merely unable to express it? Back in reality, it's my moment of happiness to see a girl's innocent smile. But might it also result in fewer abandoned animals? An emotional change causes muscles in the face to tense, producing an 'expression'. And of course, it would look pretty damn creepy if they did. I heard that dogs and cats have emotions too, though of course their facial expressions don't change as much as ours. Specifically, I had to see the girls in sky-blue wigs, wearing white plugsuits. You know, I hate crowds, so ordinarily the whole cos-play scene is no more than a distant reality. But there were, at the December '95 Comic Market, the February '96 Wonder Festival, at the. Naturally, I thought the cos-players wouldn't even consider attempting it.

Embarassing-I mean, they almost look like, y'know, body paint. The design concept in Eva was that the characters themselves should lean towards a relatively subdued appearance. Well, what a simple and corny and emotional and wonderful story. In other words, the power of love drives this weapon of mass destruction. And it is the synchronization of the threads and bundles of A10 that splice pilot and Eva together to become one entity, to fight. Cells soaked in dopamine, certain emotions are processed here such as the thoughts of two lovers-or of a parent and child. On the floor of the midbrain is the ventral tegmental system, that neurobiologists call region A10. Translated by: William Flanagan & David Ury Written Statements Manga Volume 1 Commentary

Neon Genesis Evangelion, Vol. 1 by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto