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The Character
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Profile
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Basic information
about Nagisa Kaworu, including the meaning and spelling
of his name, aliases, and basic stats (what is known). |
Appearances
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Episode 24 |
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Kaworu's only real "appearance," episode
24 of Shinseiki Evangelion. Includes information about
a never-released-outside-Japan extended version with additional
Kaworu footage. |
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Death & Rebirth |
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The first
Evangelion theatrical feature, which summarized the
Shinseiki Evangelion tv series and provided an introduction
to End of Evangelion. Information here is about what parts
of episode 24 were used as well as new Kaworu footage.
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End of Evangelion |
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The second
Evangelion theatrical feature, which included the
second half of Death & Rebirth and continued the story.
Kaworu makes some appearances here, as well. |
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Manga |
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Shinseiki Evangelion is currently being
serialized in the Japanese magazine Shonen Ace (as well
as being translated into English by Viz Comics). It is being written by Sadamoto Yoshiyuki, character
designer for Shinseiki Evangelion. Although it follows
the basic structure of the television series, there have
been several significant differences so far. It will be
quite some time until Kaworu appears in the manga, but
you can be sure to find more information here at Second
Impact when he does. You can find more information about
the manga at Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Manga. |
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Evangelion Addition CD
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This cd includes a very silly sound drama
featuring all the characters dealing with the fictional
situation of the Evangelion tv series being extended due
to its popularity. They try to think of ways to continue
the show's popularity, with humorous results. Kaworu is
featured prominently, somewhat out-of-character, of course.
Frelon Ngai's Evangelion
page includes mp3s
and a full
translation of this track. |
Deeper Analysis
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Revised September 13, 2000 |
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