What are the common themes in Neon Genesis Evangelion Kaworu x Shinji Fanfiction?

Fanfictions about Kaworu x Shinji in Neon Genesis Evangelion can vary greatly in tone. Some are more angsty, focusing on the difficulties and challenges they face in their relationship. For example, they might have to deal with the opposition from other characters or the overarching threat of the Angels. Others are more light - hearted, showing their day - to - day interactions and how they gradually grow closer.

Survival is another theme. In Evangelion, humanity is constantly fighting for survival against the Angels. In Naruto, the characters also face various threats. Fanfictions may combine these threats, like having the Angels attack the ninja villages. This forces the characters to use their combined skills and resources to survive, leading to new character developments and interactions.

One common theme is the exploration of their unspoken connection. Their relationship in the original work is complex, and fanfiction often dives deeper into it, like how they might support each other through their personal traumas.

Yes, Neon Genesis Evangelion was originally a manga. It later became popular as an anime as well.

One common theme is alternate character relationships. Maybe Shinji and Asuka are friends instead of having their complex, often combative relationship. Another theme is different power dynamics. The Eva units might have new abilities or limitations. Also, there could be a theme of a changed world order, like if the Angels were not the main threat but something else was.

The Neon Genesis Evangelion manga has indeed finished. It reached its conclusion after a series of chapters and story arcs that wrapped up the plotlines.

Yeah, it's great! The story and art are both top-notch.

No, Neon Genesis Evangelion was originally an anime series. The manga adaptation came later.

Yes, it's quite good. The story and art are both compelling.

One of the main themes is the exploration of human identity. In the story, the characters are constantly struggling with who they are, especially in the context of the apocalyptic events and their roles as Eva pilots. Another theme is the nature of relationships. For example, the complex relationships between the pilots, like Shinji's relationship with Asuka and Rei, are full of love, hate, envy, and dependence. Also, the theme of existentialism runs through it. The characters face the meaninglessness of existence in a world on the verge of destruction and question their purpose in such a chaotic universe.