Evangelion shinji ikari raising project series#

Rei is a completely different person, and is Shinji's cousin in this manga (makes it weirder that she's part of the harem). The only similarities these two have to their mainline characters is that they share the same name and appearance. Characters that are completely different however without a hint of their canon personalities are Rei and Gendo. Asuka is somewhat the same, but this time she's Shinji's childhood friend, just like in that excerpt from that alternate universe episode. Though overall there is some hint of Shinji in there, it's like a Shinji if he had loving parents and a harem basically. Almost every character's personalities are overhauled, for example Shinji isn't the quiet and depressed kid he is in mainline, but is instead a kinda perverted, blank insert-yourself character that has a talent for skillfully falling onto girls in the most lewd ways. If you're expecting the characters to be the same as the anime, then this also isn't the manga for you.

After some time though it gets really old after like the countless times Shinji falls on another girl, or she falls on him but accidentally falls on his crotch or something like that, it's alright the first few times, but with this manga's length, expect to see a LOT of that. The fanservice panels are drawn nicely, albeit inconsistent at times, with some, *ahem* portions, varying in size. Overtime through the chapters it just gets cleaner too. The art on the other hand was really good. Here for some good story, I reckon you should sit this one out. Overall the story doesn't have much going for it, so if you're If the manga wasn't evangelion and it only had the story holding it up, then it probably wouldn't be nearly as long with this many chapters. The pacing for the story is really, reaally dragging at times, and this manga feels way longer than it should've been. Honestly they had something going for the story I guess, but I feel like it was just there so Shinji could have his harem. If you're already an Evangelion fan, you will most likely either hate this or feel that this is okay-ish, depending on how palatable do you find the idea of your favourite franchise turning into an ecchi.ДЄlright despite this being an official Evangelion Manga, this was really hard to read through after like the millionth fanservice-lined chapter. Overall, don't even try to read this before the regular Evangelion series. Too bad those moments aren't that frequent - overall the manga is too long for its own good, a more compact release could have hidden how repetitive the fanservice can get after some time. Not only that, Gendo is also quite manly in this, and honestly just his GAR moments alone make this worth reading.

Evangelion shinji ikari raising project series#

This might be quite nice to use as a 'healing' after whatever marks the drama and horrors the original series might have left. Yui is still alive and Gendo actually acts as a father. Not only between the main characters, but most noticeably Shinji's family, which is intact in this alternative version. That said, there is also one more merit in Shinji Ikari Raising Project - between all the pantyshots there is also some wholesomeness to be found. That said, if you wanted the fanservice Misato so often advertised and you want it from an official source, this is what to pick up. To offer, would most likely be noticeably shorter and would be almost unknown. Yes, without the Evangelion setting, this manga wouldn't have much Titties, asses, face in crotch, face in cleavage, you name it, we have it.

And lets be real, the overlap of those two groups isn't exactly the greatest, which is why I was surprised that this is what the longest running Evangelion spin-off is.ДЄs previously mentioned, most of this manga is pretty much just a continuous fanservice. Not only you have to be a fan of Evangelion, you also need to be able to enjoy near endless stream of almost mindless fanservice.

The Shinji Ikari Raising Project is a manga that requires quite specific audience.