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'''Neon Genesis Evangelion: Anima''' is a light novel currently being serialized in Dengeki Hobby Magazine. It takes place three years after the time period of the anime and features the children at age seventeen. In this alternate narrative, Human Instrumentality Project has not yet occured. The chapters are accompanied by numerous illustrations of the characters and many redesigned Evas. Anima is advertised as "Ikuto Yamashita presents," and | '''Neon Genesis Evangelion: Anima''' is a light novel currently being serialized in Dengeki Hobby Magazine. Initial announcement was presented in the November 2007 issue, with a short introduction in December 2007. First chapter was published in the January 2008 issue. It takes place three years after the time period of the anime and features the children at age seventeen. In this alternate narrative, Human Instrumentality Project has not yet occured. The chapters are accompanied by numerous illustrations of the characters and many redesigned and upgraded Evas. Anima is advertised as "Ikuto Yamashita presents," and he is credited as the supervisor of the entire work, mecha designer, and illustrator. Also features additional mechanical designs by Seiji Kio and in a few issues models built by some of the Dengeki Hobby modellers. | ||
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[[Evangelion Anima 2008 01|Chapter 01]] | |||
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Neon Genesis Evangelion: Anima is a light novel currently being serialized in Dengeki Hobby Magazine. Initial announcement was presented in the November 2007 issue, with a short introduction in December 2007. First chapter was published in the January 2008 issue. It takes place three years after the time period of the anime and features the children at age seventeen. In this alternate narrative, Human Instrumentality Project has not yet occured. The chapters are accompanied by numerous illustrations of the characters and many redesigned and upgraded Evas. Anima is advertised as "Ikuto Yamashita presents," and he is credited as the supervisor of the entire work, mecha designer, and illustrator. Also features additional mechanical designs by Seiji Kio and in a few issues models built by some of the Dengeki Hobby modellers.
Chapters
Links
Eva Geeks Forum discussion thread
Bland Life on Anima - features translated summaries and image scans of Anima chapters thus far.
