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Dari Wikipedia bahasa Indonesia, ensiklopedia bebas
Asuka Langley Soryu
Tokoh Neon Genesis Evangelion
Penampilan
perdana		"Asuka Strikes!"
PenciptaGainax
Hideaki Anno
Yoshiyuki Sadamoto
Pengisi suaraJapanese:
Yūko Miyamura
English:
Tiffany Grant
Biodata
AliasAsuka Shikinami Langley (Rebuild)[1]
GelarSecond Child
Captain (Rebuild)
KerabatKyoko Zeppelin Soryu (mother)
Ryoji Kaji (guardian)
Misato Katsuragi (guardian)
KewarganegaraanAmerican

Asuka Langley Soryu (惣流・アスカ・ラングレー, Sōryū Asuka Rangurē, IPA: [soːɾʲɯː asɯ̥ka ɾaŋɡɯɾeː]) adalah karakter fiksi dari franchise Neon Genesis Evangelion . Dalam seri ini, ia ditunjuk sebagai Anak Kedua dan pilot Unit Evangelion 02 . Nama keluarganya diromanisasi sebagai Soryu dalam manga bahasa Inggris dan Sohryu dalam versi bahasa Inggris dari serial TV, versi bahasa Inggris dari film, dan di situs web Gainax. Asuka disuarakan oleh Yūko Miyamura dalam bahasa Jepang dalam semua penampilan dan merchandise animasi; Asuka disuarakan oleh Tiffany Grant dalam bahasa Inggris. Dalam film Rebuild of Evangelion, nama keluarganya di Jepang diubah menjadi Shikinami (式波) .

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Pembuahan[sunting | sunting sumber]

Nama keluarga Asuka berasal dari kapal induk Jepang Perang Dunia II Soryu, nama tengahnya dari kapal induk Amerika Serikat Perang Dunia II Langley, dan nama belakangnya Rebuild dari penghancur Perang Dunia II Jepang Shikinami . Nama depannya berasal dari Asuka Saki (砂 姫 明日香, Saki Asuka ), karakter utama dari manga Jepang Super Girl Asuka (超少女明日香, Chō Shōjo Asuka) , ditulis oleh Shinji Wada . [3]

Perancang karakter Yoshiyuki Sadamoto menjelaskan bahwa ia "pertama kali merancang seorang gadis tipe Asuka sebagai karakter utama", tetapi merasa itu mungkin terlalu mirip dengan anime sebelumnya yang ia dan Anno telah kerjakan, seperti Gunbuster dan Nadia . Dia menyarankan untuk mengumumkan bahwa mereka mengubah karakter utama menjadi anak laki-laki, yang akan lebih sesuai dengan genre robot. [4]

Ketika Sadamoto dan Anno merancang seri ini, Sadamoto menjadi percaya bahwa Asuka akan menempati posisi "'idola' di dunia Eva". Dia juga menggambarkan kepercayaannya bahwa hubungan antara Asuka dan Shinji akan mirip dengan hubungan antara Jean, minat cinta Nadia dan akhirnya suami di Nadia sebelumnya. Kepribadian Asuka, dan juga karakter-karakter lainnya, dirancang agar dapat dipahami sekilas. [4]

Yūko Miyamura, aktris suara Jepang Asuka, mengatakan "Asuka bukan karakter yang paling terbuka yang pernah saya temui ... setiap kali saya mencoba menggambar diri saya dalam sinkronisasi yang lebih dekat, Asuka tidak akan pernah membiarkan dirinya menyinkronkan dengan 'saya' . . . Suatu hari, saya menemukan bahwa ada tembok di hati Asuka ". [5] [6] Jauh kemudian, dia menyatakan bahwa mengerjakan seri itu "sangat sulit" dan bahwa kadang-kadang dia "ingin menghapus Evangelion. " [7] Aktris pengisi suara bahasa Inggris Asuka, Tiffany Grant, merasa bahwa bermain Asuka adalah "menyegarkan", karena "ia mengatakan hal-hal yang paling mengerikan kepada orang-orang, hal-hal yang ingin Anda katakan kepada orang-orang dan tidak bisa lolos." [8]

Penampilan[sunting | sunting sumber]

Dalam serial TV Neon Genesis Evangelion[sunting | sunting sumber]

Asuka pertama kali diperkenalkan ke dalam seri di episode 8; [9] dengan kedatangan Eva Unit 02 dan pertempuran Asuka dan Shinji dengan Angel Gaghiel, Asuka ditampilkan sebagai mempertahankan rasio sinkronisasi yang tinggi dan keterampilan luar biasa sebagai pilot Eva, menjadi sangat agresif dan percaya diri dalam pertempuran. Dia memulai persahabatan dengan Hikari Horaki, perwakilan kelas, dan sementara dia awalnya mencoba untuk berteman dengan Rei Ayanami juga, dia akhirnya mengembangkan antipati mendalam terhadapnya. Asuka tinggal bersama Shinji di bawah perawatan Misato dan keduanya saling mengenal lebih baik. Asuka mulai memanggilnya "baka-Shinji", "Shinji bodoh". Ini memuncak di Asuka mencium Shinji di episode 15, namun Shinji tidak bereaksi membuat marah Asuka, dan dia mulai mengembangkan kebencian pada keterampilan tumbuh Shinji. Setelah pertama kali dikalahkan dalam pertempuran oleh Zeruel, [10] kepercayaan diri Asuka (dan, seiring dengan itu, rasio dan efektivitasnya sebagai pilot) mulai berkurang. Ini datang ke kepala di episode 22, ketika Arael muncul dan Asuka, dibebani oleh hasil yang semakin buruk dalam tes sinkronisasi, marah dengan diperintahkan untuk berfungsi sebagai cadangan untuk Rei. Dia menentang perintah dan mencoba untuk menyerang Malaikat sendirian, tetapi kewalahan oleh serangan psikologis oleh Malaikat. [11] Asuka adalah kekuatan untuk menghilangkan kenangan trauma masa kecilnya ketika melihat ibunya tidak dapat mengenalinya dan malah mengasosiasikannya dengan boneka, dan akhirnya menggantung diri pada hari ia dipilih sebagai pilot Evangelion, serta pengabaiannya oleh Kaji dan penolakan oleh Shinji. [12] Dia menjadi tidak mampu piloting Satuan 02, [13] dan karena piloting Eva telah menjadi tujuan utama dalam hidup sebagai Asuka percaya ini bisa membuat dia disukai dan dihormati, [14] Asuka kehilangan dia akan hidup dan menghabiskan episode 23 yang berkeliaran di jalan-jalan Tokyo-3 tanpa tujuan. Dalam episode 24, ia ditemukan oleh Nerv kekurangan gizi di sebuah bangunan kumuh yang ditinggalkan, dan kemudian terlihat di ranjang rumah sakit dalam keadaan katatonik. [15] Asuka lahir di Jerman dari ayah yang tidak dikenal dan ibu Jepang-Jerman. Dalam seri 'Instrumentality', Asuka adalah salah satu karakter yang menghadapi Shinji tentang pandangan hidupnya dan memiliki "Kasus Asuka Langley Sohryu" yang mengeksplorasi karakternya sendiri. Dalam urutan dunia alternatif di episode 26, Asuka membangunkan Shinji di kamarnya, dan merupakan teman masa kecilnya dalam versi Tokyo-3 yang lebih biasa.

Dalam film The End of Evangelion[sunting | sunting sumber]

Dalam The End of Evangelion, ketika Pasukan Bela Diri Strategis Jepang menyerang NERV, Asuka ditempatkan di dalam Unit 02, yang tenggelam di sebuah danau di dalam Geofront, untuk perlindungannya. Ketika dia dibombardir oleh tuduhan mendalam, Asuka bangun menyatakan bahwa dia menolak untuk mati, dan pada saat kejelasan, menyadari bahwa jiwa ibunya ada di dalam Eva dan telah melindunginya selama ini. Identitas dirinya kembali, ia muncul dan mengalahkan JSSDF, sebelum bertemu dengan Evas yang Diproduksi Massal. Meskipun ia berhasil menonaktifkan semua sembilan lawan, kekuatan Unit 02 kehabisan dan kekuatan tak terbatas dari Mesin S² Evas yang Diproduksi Massal (yang memungkinkan mereka untuk tetap berfungsi meskipun rusak parah atau dimutilasi) akhirnya memungkinkan mereka untuk mengeluarkan dan memecah belah Unit 02 menggunakan replika Lance of Longinus mereka. Shinji dan Asuka memiliki urutan seperti mimpi yang panjang di dalam Instrumentality, di mana Asuka menyatakan dia tahu Shinji melakukan masturbasi pada payudaranya yang terbuka di awal film. Asuka membuat ultimatum untuk Shinji, dan tubuhnya seksual di depan matanya. Shinji, dalam sebuah adegan yang mengingatkan pada ciuman mereka selama seri. Shinji mengatakan kepada Asuka bahwa dia ingin membantunya dan tinggal bersamanya selamanya, tetapi Asuka menolak, menyatakan dia tidak pernah benar-benar mencintai siapa pun dan hanya mencari dia sebagai penghibur. Shinji sangat marah pada penolakan ini, dan menyerang dengan mencekiknya. [16]

Setelah Shinji menolak Instrumentality, dia adalah orang kedua yang kembali beberapa waktu setelah Shinji dalam adegan terakhir film, luka-lukanya berkelanjutan dalam pertempuran melawan Evas yang Diproduksi Massal yang ditutupi perban. [17] Shinji yang depresi mulai mencekik Asuka yang tampaknya koma, sampai dia membelai wajahnya dengan cara mengingatkan Yui, ibu Shinji, belaian sebelumnya. Dia kemudian mengatakan salah satu kalimatnya yang paling terkenal: 'Kimochi warui' ("Aku merasa sakit" atau "Betapa menjijikkan") dengan suara dingin.

Dalam seri film Rebuild of Evangelion[sunting | sunting sumber]

Dalam empat film yang kembali membayangkan serial TV, Asuka membuat penampilan pertamanya di film kedua, Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance . Beberapa perubahan telah dilakukan pada karakternya, seperti nama keluarganya diganti dari Sōryū (惣流) ke Shikinami (式波) , [18] melanjutkan konvensi penamaan kapal maritim Jepang, dan bukannya memiliki gelar sarjana, ia memegang pangkat kapten di angkatan udara Eropa, sebagai pilot pesawat tempur. [19] Dia juga tidak berbagi pediophobia Soryu, dan tidak lagi memiliki kegilaan yang sama dengan Kaji, memilih untuk mengabaikan undangan untuk melakukan perjalanan dengannya sampai Misato memaksanya untuk pergi. Shikinami juga lebih pendiam daripada Sohryu, dan tidak menjalin persahabatan dengan Hikari.

Shikinami tiba di Tokyo-3 mengalahkan Malaikat ke-7 sendirian dengan mudah. Dia memperkenalkan dirinya kepada Shinji, Touji dan Kensuke tetapi langsung tidak menyukai Rei. Asuka terlihat bermain dengan boneka tangan dan mengatakan pada dirinya sendiri bahwa dia istimewa dan selalu sendirian. Sebelum melawan Angel ke-8, Asuka tidak dapat tidur karena gelisah, dan dia pergi ke kamar Shinji dan berbicara dengannya berbaring di sisinya, bertanya kepadanya mengapa dia pilot Eva. Asuka mencoba mempelajari cara memasak untuk mengesankan Shinji, tetapi begitu dia menyadari Rei telah melakukan hal yang sama, Asuka bertanya kepadanya apa arti Shinji baginya. Asuka badai keluar dari lift tetapi memungkinkan Rei mengadakan pesta untuk Shinji dan Gendo. Sementara Misato sedang makan malam dengan Kaji, dia berbicara dengan Asuka di ponsel saat dia menjelaskan bagaimana dia sekarang lebih bersedia untuk berbicara dengan orang-orang. Asuka telah memutuskan untuk menjadi pilot uji Evangelion Unit 03 (sedangkan Touji memiliki peran seperti itu dalam seri aslinya) untuk menghindari pesta Rei. Unit 03 diambil alih oleh Malaikat ke-9, dan Shinji menolak untuk terlibat. Asuka selamat dari kehancuran Unit 03 di tangan sistem Dummy Plug, tetapi terakhir terlihat dalam perawatan darurat.

Dalam film ketiga, Asuka awalnya merupakan bagian dari operasi penyelamatan untuk Unit 01, yang terdampar di ruang angkasa, dan sekarang bekerja sama dengan Mari mendukung pilotnya Unit 08 . Setelah melawan serangan awal oleh Nerv, Asuka menghadapi Shinji di sel induknya dan mengatakan kepadanya bahwa 14 tahun telah berlalu. Asuka secara biologis berusia 28 tahun tetapi secara fisik belum menua berkat apa yang dia sebut "Kutukan Eva", dan dia mengenakan penutup mata yang bersinar biru dengan simbol yang sama dengan Choker DSS Shinji. [20] Ini mengejutkan Shinji, dan dia memperlakukannya dengan dingin ketika Shinji bertanya tentang apa yang terjadi pada Rei. Ketika Nerv menyerang lagi, Shinji melarikan diri dari Wille dengan klon Rei ke Nerv, Asuka mengamati kepergiannya dan mengklaim Shinji "bahkan bukan idiot. Dia hanya anak nakal. " Kemudian di film, Asuka kembali dan mengubah nama panggilannya yang biasa untuknya untuk gaki-Shinji, "brat Shinji".

Asuka, sekali lagi didukung oleh Mari, menghadapi Shinji dan Kaworu di Terminal Dogma dan terperangah untuk melihat piloting Shinji Unit-13. Ketika Shinji memberi tahu Asuka bahwa dia ingin menarik Spears, dia bertanya kepada Shinji apakah dia mencoba memulai Dampak lain, tetapi Shinji memberi tahu Asuka bahwa dia tidak tahu apa-apa dan mereka mulai berkelahi. Ketika Shinji menarik Spears of Longinus dan memulai Dampak Keempat, Asuka mengisi ulang baterainya dan dengan cepat bergerak masuk untuk melindungi Wunder dari Mark.09 . Asuka mengaktifkan "Kode 777" dan Eva bermetamorfosis menjadi bentuk kucing, sementara Asuka sendiri menumbuhkan taring. Tanpa waktu atau tenaga untuk mengalahkan Mark.09 dengan benar, Asuka menghancurkan Eva-nya sendiri untuk menyelamatkan Wunder. Kemudian, Asuka yang kelelahan membuka palka pada steker entri Shinji. Asuka dengan singkat mengeluh bahwa Shinji tidak datang untuk menyelamatkannya dan, jengkel karena kurangnya tanggapannya, mulai berjalan pergi, sebelum berbalik dan mengeluarkan Shinji secara fisik, karena ia menolak untuk bergerak. Rei muncul dan Asuka dengan acuh tak acuh menganggap dia "Ayanami Type asli". Asuka meraih pergelangan tangan Shinji dan mereka mulai bergerak di sepanjang reruntuhan Tokyo-3, diikuti oleh Rei.

Asuka juga muncul di banyak seri manga berdasarkan anime, termasuk Neon Genesis Evangelion oleh Yoshiyuki Sadamoto . Peristiwa dalam seri manga ini mencerminkan orang-orang dari anime dengan beberapa perbedaan nyata. Asuka muncul sebagai karakter utama dalam seri dan digambarkan, sebagian besar, mirip dengan rekan anime-nya. Asuka muncul di berbagai spin-off manga lainnya termasuk Proyek Peningkatan Shinji Ikari dan Neon Genesis Evangelion: Campus Apocalypse dengan berbagai perubahan kepribadian dan karakterisasi, termasuk kisah-kisah yang lebih romantis seperti Angelic Days. Dia lebih tua dan lebih dewasa dalam Evangelion ANIMA .

Asuka juga tampil di berbagai video game bersama dengan karakter Evangelion lainnya seperti di Neon Genesis Evangelion untuk Nintendo 64 serta waralaba video game cross-over populer Super Robot Wars, di mana ia sering bertabrakan dengan yang berkepala panas dan cerdas Kouji Kabuto, pilot Mazinger Z dan Mazinkaiser . Asuka adalah opsi romantis yang potensial di semua videogame Evangelion yang menyertakan opsi seperti itu, seperti Girlfriend of Steel 2nd dan Shinji Ikari Raising Project, sering, tetapi tidak selalu, bersama Rei dan karakter lainnya. Dia juga tersirat telah mengembangkan naksir pahlawan terkenal seperti Char Aznable (dengan kedok Quattro Bageena) dan Amuro Ray . Namun, di Super Robot Wars Alpha, Asuka dengan cemburu mengambil buket mawar dari Shinji yang ditujukan untuk Lynn Minmay . Dalam Super Robot Wars Alpha 3, ia menjebak Shinji dari keadaan tertekannya selama pertempuran dengan Evas yang Diproduksi Massal dengan menyatakan bahwa ia tidak bisa bersama seseorang yang hanya akan berbaring dan mati.

Asuka muncul di Transformers x Evangelion crossover. Dia mengemudikan Ava-1 untuk mencegat Angel yang memiliki Starscream menyebut dirinya Angel-scream, Ava-nya dipindai oleh pemimpin Autobot Optimus Prime dan dia mendapatkan ukuran dan warna Ava-nya, dia dengan bantuan Optimus Prime dan kekalahan Autobots lainnya. Jeritan Malaikat [21]

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Kepopuleran[sunting | sunting sumber]

Dalam jajak pendapat Newtype dari Maret 2010, Asuka terpilih sebagai karakter anime wanita paling populer ketiga dari tahun 1990-an. [2] Edisi Juni 2010 dari Newtype peringkat Asuka Shikinami Langley No. 8 dalam survei top 10 karakter bulanannya. Satu pengulas menggambarkan cacat fatalnya sebagai "Kebanggaan berlebihan", mencatat bahwa ibunya menjadi gila setelah mengambil pengalaman uji coba pilot pada dirinya sendiri seperti Asuka menderita gangguan mental atau kontaminasi ketika menantang Malaikat ke-16 sendiri. [22] Mike Crandol, juga dari ANN, menyatakan bahwa "Sekali lagi Asuka yang paling menarik untuk dipertimbangkan dalam cahaya [semi-romantis] ini. Merasakan jiwa yang bersahabat di bawah penampilannya yang agresif (atau mungkin mengagumi tekad yang kurang), Shinji datang untuk mencintainya, tetapi tidak tahu bagaimana mengungkapkannya. Demikian juga, itu mengisyaratkan bahwa Asuka memiliki perasaan romantis yang sama untuk Shinji, tetapi egonya mencegah dia mengakuinya bahkan untuk dirinya sendiri. " . [23] Pete Harcoff dari Anime Critic menggambarkan Asuka memberikan banyak bantuan komik, sementara juga menjadi "ingus yang mengganggu". [24] IGN menempatkannya sebagai karakter anime terbesar ke-13 sepanjang masa, mengatakan bahwa "Di permukaan, dia adalah karakter yang sederhana. . . . Tetapi seiring dengan perkembangan serial ini, kita melihat bahwa harga dirinya adalah kedok untuk emosi yang lebih dalam dan masalah psikologis yang mendalam. " [25] . Pengkritik Jepang Manabu Tsuribe menganggap bahwa End of Evangelion disimpulkan oleh Shinji yang menemukan "orang lain" dalam dirinya. [26] Asuka awalnya kurang sukses dan populer daripada Rei, namun seiring waktu popularitas Rei menyerah pada Asuka, terutama dengan rilis Evangelion 3.0 . [27] Dia secara konsisten peringkat karakter paling populer dalam penjualan merchandising. [28]

Urutan pertarungan Asuka melawan Evangelions Produksi Massal di The End of Evangelion diterima dengan baik oleh para kritikus yang merasa bahwa itu adalah momen definitifnya, karena kalau tidak, ia tetap statis untuk sebagian besar film. [29] [30] Pujian juga diberikan kepada Tiffany Grant atas perannya sebagai aktris pengisi suara bahasa Inggris Asuka. Mike Crandol dari Anime News Network menyatakan bahwa Grant adalah "dirinya yang dulu berapi-api sebagai Asuka." [31]

Theron Martin menulis bahwa penggambaran Asuka dalam Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance adalah "berbeda dari yang mudah," menyatakan bahwa ia bahkan lebih anti-sosial daripada di serial anime asli. Martin juga menulis bahwa meskipun tampaknya menjadi "pilot Eva yang paling disesuaikan secara sosial dalam serial TV," Asuka of Evangelion 2.0 "tidak membuat kepura-puraan tentang menyukai siapa pun" dan bahwa ia "tampaknya lebih termotivasi dengan membangun dirinya di jalur karier di masa depan di NERV karena dia dengan kebanggaan pribadinya. " [32] Eric Surrell juga berkomentar tentang peran Asuka dalam Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, menyatakan bahwa "kedatangan dan pemecatan Asuka secara tiba-tiba mengejutkan dan menekan, terutama mengingat betapa integralnya dia dengan Evangelion yang asli." [33]

Lihat juga[sunting | sunting sumber]

  • Daftar karakter Neon Genesis Evangelion

Referensi[sunting | sunting sumber]

  1. ^ The Evangelion 2.0 Complete Records Collection. khara, Inc. September 2010. ISBN 978-4-905033-00-4. 
  2. ^ a b "NT Research". Newtype. Kadokawa Shoten (4). March 2010. 
  3. ^ "Evangelion character names". Translation of essay by Hideaki Anno about character name origins; includes a link to the original essay in Japanese. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal August 19, 2007. Diakses tanggal August 19, 2007. 
  4. ^ a b "EVA If it weren't for Sadamoto – Redux". Translation of interview with Yoshiyuki Sadamoto about designing the series. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal July 19, 2011. Diakses tanggal August 1, 2011. An easily recognizable silhouette is also important, but I designed the characters so that their personalities could be more or less understood at a glance. For example, even the color and length of the hair expresses personality. I thought that Asuka would occupy the position of an "idol" in the Eva world, and that [Asuka and] Shinji should be just like the relationship between Nadia and Jean. 
  5. ^ pg 166 & 167 of "A Place For Asuka in the Heart", written by Yuko Miyamura in 1997
  6. ^ http://www.evamonkey.com/writings_miyamura01.php translated into English by William Flanagan. This short essay was included as a backpage supplement in the third manga volume released in the US: Neon Genesis Evangelion Volume 3, story and art by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto 1966, English adaptation by Fred Burke, published July 1999 in Canada by Viz Communications. ISBN 1-56931-399-7; it is also included in the June 2004 edition of Volume 4 published by Viz in the United States. ISBN 1-59116-402-8
  7. ^ "Interview with Yūko Miyamura – SMASH 2010". Anime News Network. April 5, 2011. Diakses tanggal July 4, 2011. 
  8. ^ "Otakon Highlights - Evangelion Voice Actors - Aug. 7, 1998". fansview.com. Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal January 27, 2007. Diakses tanggal March 24, 2015. 
  9. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  10. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  11. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  12. ^ "Episode Commentaries 21-26 - Platinum Booklets - Eva Monkey, an Evangelion Fan Website" (dalam bahasa Inggris). Diakses tanggal 2019-03-15. 
  13. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  14. ^ "Piloting the Eva provides the means by which Shinji and Asuka acquire their sense of purpose. Emotionally stunted in all other areas of her life, Asuka has focused exclusively on the Evangelion, her "job", to give meaning to her existence. As she loses the ability to control her Eva late in the series she loses the only sense of value she knew." "Understanding Evangelion", Mike Crandol ANN
  15. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  16. ^ "It's one of the most intense scenes in the film, and a perverse subversion of the dynamic between these two in the series. Asuka tells Shinji he wants her because he’s scared of Misato and Rei. She is the most accessible to him, so he tries to channel his affection towards her, but does he really care for her? It’s a question he can’t really answer, and all his uncertain feelings about women get wrapped up in this awful mess that leads him to choke Asuka. It's intense and hard to watch. This is the ostensible hero of the piece and he’s caught in this psychological hell, choking the heroine to death. This leads into the trippy reality bending sequence that brings the film towards its climax". Meaney, 2008
  17. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  18. ^ 「ヱヴァンゲリヲン新劇場版：破」作品情報　-キャラクター紹介- (dalam bahasa Japanese). Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal February 16, 2010. Diakses tanggal April 5, 2010. 
  19. ^ Rujukan kosong (bantuan) 
  20. ^ "Angel-Sealing Hex Glyphs - EvaWiki - An Evangelion Wiki - EvaGeeks.org". wiki.evageeks.org. Diakses tanggal 2019-03-15. 
  21. ^ "Transformers × Evangelion - Transformers Wiki". 
  22. ^ "An extrapolation of these verses also incorporates the eventual similar 'fate' and punishment of parents and children. With this in mind, the seeming parallels are shocking:...Asuka's mother, after direct (1st level) contact with an Angel, goes 'insane' and eventually kills herself. Asuka, after direct contact with the 16th Angel, as well as an extremely wounded hubris (excessive Pride), has a complete mental breakdown and attempts to commit suicide, but fails; she is effectively 'dead.'" Kenneth Lee, "The Thin Veneer Known as "Evangelion"", ANN; Lee also describes Asuka in one scene as "completely misanthropic".
  23. ^ Crandol, Mike. "Understanding Evangelion". Anime News Network. Diakses tanggal 14 March 2019. 
  24. ^ Pete Harcoff (May 26, 2003). "Neon Genesis Evangelion". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal October 4, 2013. Diakses tanggal June 29, 2011. 
  25. ^ Isler, Ramsey (February 4, 2014). "Top 25 Greatest Anime Characters". IGN. Diakses tanggal March 13, 2014. 
  26. ^ "Prison of Self-consciousness: an Essay on Evangelion". www001.upp.so-net.ne.jp. Diakses tanggal 2019-03-29. In my view, The End of Evangelion ended on the phase when Shinji, the hero, found Asuka as "the other." For Shinji, Asuka is an ambiguous existence. On the one hand she lectures and inspires him because she minds him, but on the other she is also an existence beyond his control-the other that can never be interiorized. Asuka's ambiguity is also the ambiguity of the work Evangelion as it is. 
  27. ^ ""Evangelion" Creator Hideaki Anno Discusses Rei Versus Asuka". Crunchyroll. 14 April 2015. Diakses tanggal 14 March 2019. 
  28. ^ "Eva Store's Character Popularity Poll Yields Surprising Results". Anime News Network. 5 February 2019. Diakses tanggal 14 March 2019. 
  29. ^ Patrick Meaney (March 19, 2008). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: End of Evangelion". Diakses tanggal June 29, 2011. 
  30. ^ Pete Harcoff (June 6, 2003). "End of Evangelion". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal September 28, 2011. Diakses tanggal June 29, 2011. 
  31. ^ Mike Crandol (September 24, 2002). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: End of Evangelion". Diakses tanggal June 29, 2011. 
  32. ^ Theron Martin (March 31, 2011). "Evangelion: 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance". Diakses tanggal June 30, 2011. 
  33. ^ Eric Surrell (June 1, 2011). "Evangelion 2.22 You Can (Not) Advance". Diarsipkan dari versi asli tanggal July 23, 2011. Diakses tanggal June 30, 2011. 
  • Fujie, Kazuhisa (2004). Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Unofficial Guide. Tokyo, Japan; printed in the USA: DH Publishing, Inc. ISBN 978-0-9745961-4-3. 

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