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Evangelion Battlefields

Game

Evangelion Battlefields is a 2020 Android and iOS real-time PvP action game from LIONA and Takara Tomy Arts, licensed by Khara, where players pilot an EVA against other players online, paired with a physical Bluetooth EVA-shaped controller and collectible ID-chip figures.

Genre: Real-time PvP action
Platform: Mobile (Android/iOS)
Developer: LIONA Ltd.
Publisher: Takara Tomy Arts
Release Year: 2020
Japan Release Date: 2020-04-02
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Gameplay

Matches are real-time 3D battles pitting one player's chosen pilot, EVA unit, and support characters against an opponent automatically matched online, rather than AI-only content. Winning PvP matches earns reward containers and daily experience, folding the franchise's mecha designs into head-to-head combat.
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Development and Release

A production committee including Mobcast Games, Takara Tomy Arts, Asmik Ace, and Jumo backed the project, with LIONA credited as developer and Takara Tomy Arts driving the toy tie-in side, under license from Khara. Announced in 2019, it launched in Japan for Android and iOS on April 2, 2020.
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Legacy

The game paired its app with a Bluetooth controller shaped like an EVA unit and blind-box character figures carrying ID chips that unlocked in-game effects, an unusually hardware-heavy approach for a mobile Evangelion game. Takara Tomy Arts ended the service on July 27, 2023, citing the difficulty of sustaining live operations.
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