Aoi Mogami keeps the MAGI computer Melchior running in the Shinji Ikari Raising Project game, where she also directs Shinji's studies. The spinoff manga Gakuen Datenroku recasts her as an academy nun whose habit conceals her real employer, NERV.
In Neon Genesis Evangelion: Gakuen Datenroku, Aoi circulates through the NERV Academy by day dressed as one of its nuns, clothing that disguises where she actually works.
Aoi originates in the video game Neon Genesis Evangelion: Shinji Ikari Raising Project and carries over into its manga adaptation. Gakuen Datenroku reveals in its third volume that her post among the academy's nuns is a front and that she answers to NERV. She also turns up in the game Evangelion Detective. Yui Horie voices her in Japanese, and her surname honors the Mogami class of Imperial Japanese Navy cruisers.

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Aoi Mogami is a NERV technician who keeps the MAGI computer Melchior running in the video game Neon Genesis Evangelion: Shinji Ikari Raising Project, where she also directs Shinji's studies.
In the spinoff manga Neon Genesis Evangelion: Gakuen Datenroku, Aoi Mogami poses as a nun at NERV Academy by day, a disguise that conceals her real employer, NERV.
Aoi Mogami originates in Shinji Ikari Raising Project and its manga adaptation, and she also appears in the game Evangelion Detective.
Aoi Mogami is voiced in Japanese by Yui Horie.
Aoi Mogami's surname honors the Mogami class of Imperial Japanese Navy cruisers.
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