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Midori Kitakami (北上ミドリ, Kitakami Midori?) is a fictional character from the Rebuild of Evangelion film series. She is a member of the WILLE organization.

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What is Midori Kitakami's role in the WILLE organization in the Rebuild of Evangelion series? toggle section
In the Rebuild of Evangelion series, Midori Kitakami is a member of the WILLE organization with the role of handling sonar and radar operations. She is identifiable by her pink hair and her unique habit of using sticky notes on her control panel, and is characterized as being somewhat lackadaisical.
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Midori Kitakami, an Evangelion character, frequently places sticky notes on her control panel, reflecting her personality traits of laziness and fear of mortality. Her strong emotional responses are evident, notably her anger upon Shinji's control room entry. Her fear of death is underscored when she, along with other crew members, resists fighting the Nemesis series.
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What are the characteristics that differentiate Midori Kitakami from Koji in the Evangelion series? toggle section
Midori Kitakami, a midori character from the Rebuild of Evangelion film series, is a member of the WILLE organization, first appearing in Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. Kaworu Nagisa, on the other hand, is a character based on the series creator, representing his Jungian shadow, unlike Shinji, Asuka, and Misato who are his conscious parts.
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In the Rebuild of Evangelion series, Midori Kitakami's pink hair is a key part of her character design. It not only distinguishes her visually within the WILLE organization but also aligns with her personality, marked by her penchant for using sticky notes and a laid-back attitude.
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In the Evangelion series, Midori Kitakami's fear stems from her role within the WILLE organization and the potential corruption of her mind by an Angel-possessed Eva unit. This fear underscores the psychological impact and risks associated with piloting an Eva unit.
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Midori is a pale-skinned woman with pink hair and large lips. She is in charge of the sonar and radar. She has a habit of putting sticky notes everywhere on her control panel. She is quite lazy and (unlike Koji) is afraid of dying. She is the most angry of the WILLE crew when they see Shinji enter the control room. When Misato ordered them to fly and fight the Nemesis series, she and other crew members were against it as they didn't want to die. Koji comments that you will die when you die, making Midori wonder how is he still alive at that age with this mentality.

In EVANGELION 3.0: (-46h), it is revealed that during her earlier years, she had longer brown hair. During a scuffle between Evangelion Production Model-02α-EIV and a newly created Wanderer, it is shown that direct contact with the Wanderer causes Coreification. This process is shown to be variable depending on the amount and how long it affects the contact area. Midori's hair is shown to loses it color in favour of a pink tone and becomes shriveled. The hair strands start the process first, then it reaches the root, diminishing the hair length over the process.

History[]

EVANGELION 3.0: (-46h)[]

Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo[]

Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time[]

Voice Actors[]

  • Japanese: Mariya IseWP
  • English: Tia BallardWP
  • French: Caroline Combes, Kelly Marot
  • Italian: Eva Padoan
  • Portuguese (Brazil): Giulia de Brito
  • Spanish (Spain): Maribel Pomar
  • Spanish (Latin America): Vanessa Olea (ZIMA), Noelia Lestani (Amazon)
  • Catalan:
  • German:
  • Hindi:
  • Korean:
  • Chinese (Taiwan):

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