Asuka Langley Soryu

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Age	14
Birthday	12/4/2000
Seiyū	Yuko Miyamura

Asuka Langley Soryu is the pilot of Evangelion Unit-02. She is 1/4 Japanese and 3/4 German, although her Nationality is American.

Past

Asuka is the daughter of Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu, who went insane and committed suicide after a contact experiment with Unit-02. Until recently, Asuka lived in Germany, Where she met Misato Katsuragi and Ryoji Kaji.

Tokyo 3

After traveling to Japan with Kaji, Asuka Moved in with Misato and Shinji Ikari. She is very vain and proud, and thus she treats her fellow pilots Shinji and Rei like rivals instead of teammates. After arriving in Tokyo-3, Asuka becomes close friends with her classmate, Hikari Horaki. Asuka has a crush on Kaji, as well as feelings for Shinji Ikari (as Episode 22’ reveals), although the former politely declines her advances while the latter appears to be oblivious to her true feelings. As the series progresses, Asuka develops hatred towards Rei Ayanami because Asuka feels that Rei acts like "a doll". A doll relates to a traumatic experience Asuka went through which dealt with Kyoko's insanity and eventual suicide.

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Characters

Main characters: Shinji Ikari | Rei Ayanami | Asuka Langley Soryu

Nerv staff: Misato Katsuragi | Gendo Ikari | Ritsuko Akagi | Kozo Fuyutsuki | Ryoji Kaji | Maya Ibuki | Makoto Hyuga | Shigeru Aoba

Classmates: Toji Suzuhara | Kensuke Aida | Hikari Horaki

Other characters: Kaworu Nagisa | Yui Ikari | Naoko Akagi | Kyoko Zeppelin Soryu | Dr. Katsuragi | Mr. Langley | Keel Lorenz | Pen Pen

Rebuild of Evangelion: Asuka Shikinami Langley | Mari Makinami Illustrious | Sakura Suzuhara | Ryoji Kaji (Jr)

Miscellaneous: Minor Characters | Minor Characters (Rebuild) | Extracanonical Characters

Theory and Analysis: Name Origins (Warships) | Designs | Relationships | Profiles

Resources: 2015: The Last Year of Ryohji Kaji