
This goddess combines sultry exhibitionism with cosplay, throwing in a (rather easy) quiz for good measure – “who am I cosplaying?”
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The latest Evangelion movie, Neon Genesis Evangelion: Q, has been dated – to autumn of 2012, giving fans quite a wait to see more of Asuka’s piratical new look.
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A new Rei Ayanami figure by Sentinel in a distinctly inviting pose has been announced, and is set to be released in November 2011.
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Asuka receives a new and rather appealing figure showing off her shiny translucent test plugsuit, all thanks to Max Factory.
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Anime fans supply a ranking of the best anime of the 1990s, yielding an impressive listing of pre-moe classics covering just about every genre an anime fan could wish for – except pantsu anime.
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Fans of more serious and melancholic anime supply a ranking of the most emotionally intense (if not outright depressing) anime they have watched.
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Teenage angst pilot Asuka Langley of Shinseiki Evangelion fame is given a quite revealing cosplay in her comparatively skimpy swimwear by cosplayer Ahane.
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Miku fans are celebrating the first victory of Hatsune Miku in the latest Super GT racing event, with the virtual idol seizing pole position, closely followed by the vanguard of the cephalopod invasion in the form of IkaMusume with 3rd place.
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2ch has discovered a ranking of the anime most well regarded by the hairy barbarians who dwell in foreign lands.
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Neon Genesis Evangelion‘s silent and brooding pilot Ayanami Rei is given a classic school uniform cosplay by popular and exceedingly cute Korean cosplayer Tomia.
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Tsundere queen Soryuu Asuka Langley of the legendary series Shin Seiki Evangelion is given a gothic makeover in this cosplay by Kanda Midori, based on a fairly famous illustration.
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Veteran seiyuu Kotono Mitsuishi, known for scores of top roles including Misato, Boa Hancock and Excel, has spoken out against the anime industry’s harsh treatment of seiyuu, saying it has forced them into penury and discards as soon as they become experienced rather than pay them more, causing a dearth of skilled seiyuu as a result.
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