POP UP PARADE Rei Ayanami: Long Hair Ver. (Rebuild of Evangelion)

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The 16-centimeter (6.3-inch) figure also comes with an alternate face plate with Rei’s eyes looking to the left and a tiny version of protagonist Shinji’s S-DAT tape player that she can hold in her hand if it’s not already being used to grip rice or potatoes. While reviewing the Rebuild of Evangelion films, writers from Anime News Network praised Rei's character development. On Evangelion 1.0, Carlo Santos noticed that Rei's personality is the same as in the TV series, and "those who hated the original Evangelion for its highly dysfunctional characters still won't find anything to like in this version", while Justin Sevakis praised her response to Shinji's kindness in Evangelion 2.0. [220] [221] UK Anime described Rebuild's Rei as a more human character who is easier to empathize with. [222] The Fandom Post appreciated the fact that she becomes progressively more independent from Gendo, [223] while Anime News Network's Mark Sombillo wrote: "Her personality and plight form much more of the core motivation of the story and despite her still tryingly hesitant attempts at communication, there's genuine warmth beneath her actions and it's hard not to be won over by her". [224] When referring to a ‘mysterious character’ in the pre- Evangelion era, it was usually about someone with a twisted and often tragic past that would be slowly revealed as the plot progressed. What is mysterious about Rei is that she has no past. ... Before Evangelion,anime merchandises were not considered a big market for producers to profit on. However, it changed when Evangelioncame out. Rei expands the market, and Gainax capitalizes on that. ... Evangelion is a very doujin-friendly series, for many scenes are not explained in details that fans can create their own versions of what the scenes entail. Rei's mysteriousness definitely helps in this aspect, as she allows fans to write about many ‘what-if’ scenarios, especially her relationships with other characters. .... Furthermore, Rei is a common character used in hentai doujin.Animentalism.com (in Japanese). Animentalist. 12 January 2021. Archived from the original on 15 April 2021 . Retrieved 15 April 2021. a b c d e f g h i Justin Wu (11 July 2013). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Legacy of Rei Ayanami". The Artifice. Archived from the original on 18 March 2016 . Retrieved 17 April 2020.

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