Yui Ikari

Yui Ikari
碇ユイ
Age	27 (at time of "death")
Birthday	03/30/1977
Seiyū	Megumi Hayashibara

Yui Ikari is the mother of Shinji Ikari and the wife of Gendo Ikari. She is also the daughter of a prominent member of Seele -- and consequently a member herself -- and a brilliant bioengineer who worked for Project E at Gehirn in Hakone, Japan. She volunteered herself as the test subject for the Contact Experiment with Evangelion Unit-01, where her soul became one with the Eva and her body disappeared. Shinji witnessed this incident, and this along with his subsequent abandonment by Gendo lead to many of his mental problems. The attempts to recover Yui from Eva-01 lead to the creation of Rei Ayanami.

• Yui wanted to become a green-eyed monster, that's why Gendo couldn't get her out
• Elaborate somewhat on mysterioso dialogue with Fuyutsuki, how Yui was possibly blacklisted, whatever was motivating her to do the CE in the first place
• Yui's incomprehensible agenda (in brief - design all this to point to a conveniently- and intuitively-named T&A page)
• Yui as a character (Saint Yui, our source of aspiration), some of her character relationships
• Linkage between Yui and Eva-incarnation

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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