Kaworu Nagisa (渚 カヲル Nagisa Kaworu) is a gay character from Neon Genesis Evangelion. In Neon Genesis Evangelion, Kaworu is said to be the Fifth Child, sent by SEELE to NERV as a replacement pilot for Evangelion Unit-02 after Asuka’s synchronization rates with the …

Apr 3, 2021 · There is no actual evidence that Kaworu was manipulating Shinji in order to get to "Adam". The only manipulation was him trying to appear as a normal human to everyone. Kaworu and Shinji were both pilots, and both had the same access to Nerv, so there was nothing that Kaworu needed from him.

Most fans have embraced Kaworu as a beautiful LGBT representation. While the anime industry was already no stranger to LGBT elements, as seen famously in Sailor Moon with Neptune and...

Jun 24, 2019 · Now, 24 years after Eva first debuted in 1995, the new, official Netflix translation of the anime has significantly altered some of Kaworu and Shinji’s most famous interactions to be less,...

He actually is gay and that made felt pretty bad, and he didn't really have a very fun time recording for Kaworu, which is probably why he didn't know about Eva's fanbase until decades later (he probably just didn't bother looking up anything about it because of the shitty time he had).

I have read a lot of information that says that he is the soul of Adam in a humans body essentially. my question is, how do we know that Kaworu is the result of the experiments in the south pole and the combination of Adam's soul and the person who triggered the second impacts body.

Feb 7, 2021 · Yes, Kaworu is gay. From his dialogue in episode 24, he reveals that he is romantically attracted to Shinji. Since this is the only person who he shows attraction to, it is safe to assume that he is gay just like we assume that other characters are straight.

Eva topic someone used the manga as evidence of him being gay. Explain this to the top critics that reviewed EVA in 1998, heck even they saw it. Kaworu was a bishounen, and his behavior, albeit...

Jun 25, 2019 · At this point, we can acknowledge that this scene is pretty homoerotic, right? When the episode first aired, even with the translation of “I love you,” people still debated if Kaworu’s...

What does Kaworu's relationship with Shinji mean in the larger context of the story? And why is the Kaworu and Shinji relationship an important part of gay representation in media? Does Kaworu embody negative stereotypes as well? Let's get into it.