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He could meet his future self. His future self might be wiser, having learned from all the experiences in the past. They could have a deep conversation about Shinji's purpose and the mistakes he's made.

I'm not sure as I haven't read it specifically. But generally, a 'regressor' in novel terms might imply a character who goes back in time or reverts to a previous state. So perhaps this novel is about a character who is not such a regressor and has a different kind of story, like a forward - moving adventure or a story based on present - day challenges.

Their relationship could be a bit rocky at first. They might argue about how to raise the baby. Asuka might be more strict while Shinji is more lenient. But through these disagreements, they gradually learn to compromise and in the process, their relationship deepens. They realize that they need to be united for the sake of their child.

Since I don't know the exact details of this novel, it could potentially be about a character who, in this life, decides she is a queen. This might be in a metaphorical sense, like she is the queen of her own destiny. Or it could be set in a fictional world where she has to fight for the literal throne. Maybe she has unique abilities or a special backstory that makes her believe and strive to be the queen. It could also explore themes of leadership, self - discovery, and female empowerment.

Sorry, I'm not familiar with the 'im evil god novel' enough to know its author. It could be an indie author or from a relatively unknown publisher. Maybe you could try searching for it in some specific literary databases or online bookstores to find out more about the author.

Well, without more context, it's hard to say precisely. Generally, in a novel with 'evil god' in the title, it could involve the exploration of the nature of evil. It might tell a story where the evil god is either a main antagonist causing chaos and destruction, or it could be a more complex character with its own motives and backstory that the plot unfolds around.

I'm not sure exactly. It can vary depending on the edition and formatting.

In a novel, a character like Shinji Aoba could hold multiple significance. He might be a symbol of a certain ideology or social group within the fictional world of the novel. For example, if the novel is set in a post - apocalyptic world, he could represent hope or the struggle for survival. His relationships with other characters also play a big role in determining his significance. If he has a complex relationship with a villain or a love interest, it can add depth to the story.

Yes, there is a scene where Shinji and Kaworu kiss. This event has a deep impact on the story and the relationship between the characters.

No, Shinji didn't use Bankai in the manga.