evangelion godzilla

It could be about Godzilla emerging in the world of Evangelion. Maybe the Angels in Evangelion are confused by this new giant monster. The Eva pilots might have to deal with both Angels and Godzilla at the same time.

Shinji would probably be terrified at first. He's already hesitant and scared in his normal battles, and Godzilla is much larger and more intimidating than the Angels he usually faces. Asuka would likely be more aggressive, thinking she can take on Godzilla with her Eva. Rei, on the other hand, would be very calm and observant, trying to understand Godzilla's nature. Misato would be in a panic initially, but then quickly start strategizing on how to deal with this new threat. Gendo would see Godzilla as either a new opportunity or a major obstacle depending on his long - term plans.

Definitely the Eva pilots, Shinji, Asuka, and Rei. They are the main characters in Evangelion and would be at the forefront of dealing with Godzilla's appearance in their world.

A possible plot idea is that Godzilla is drawn to the Geo - Front in Evangelion. The reason could be the powerful energy sources there. The NERV organization is then forced to either work with Godzilla or find a way to get rid of it. They might study Godzilla's biology to see if they can use any of its abilities to enhance the Evas. Another plot could be that an Angel takes on the form of Godzilla to deceive the Eva pilots. This would make the pilots question their usual tactics when facing an 'Angel' as Godzilla has different strengths and weaknesses compared to the normal Angels. Also, a plot where Godzilla's presence causes a shift in the power dynamics between the different factions in Evangelion, like SEELE and NERV, could be really interesting.

Evangelion is a manga. It's based on the popular anime series and provides additional depth and details to the original concept.

Yes, there is. The Evangelion manga has its own unique charm and narrative approach that complements the anime adaptation.

In general, the Evangelion mangas are considered good. They expand on the anime's universe, providing more depth and character development. However, it depends on personal preferences as some might find the style or pacing not to their liking.

Yes, Evangelion is based on a manga. But the anime adaptation became more popular and well-known.

I think it is. The plot is complex and interesting, and the characters are well-developed. The art style also adds to the overall appeal.

Yes, Evangelion was originally a manga before it was adapted into an anime.