Eri Akizuki
CharacterEri Akizuki is an original pilot created for the stage play Stage Evangelion Beyond. The newest member of the MENSCH team, she is assigned to Evangelion δ, and performer Hirona Murata brings the role to life on stage.
Appearance
Because Eri exists as a live theater role rather than an animated design, her look on stage belongs to the actress in the part. Hirona Murata originated the role for the Stage Evangelion Beyond production, and the play's reference materials record no separate character artwork for her.
Personality
The production's program book keeps her introduction short. It presents her as a rookie, someone who has only just come aboard the pilot roster, and leaves the rest of her temperament to be discovered in performance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Eri Akizuki in Neon Genesis Evangelion?
Eri Akizuki is an original pilot created for the stage play Stage Evangelion Beyond, where she is the newest member of the MENSCH team.
Which Evangelion does Eri Akizuki pilot?
Eri Akizuki pilots Evangelion δ as part of the MENSCH organization in Stage Evangelion Beyond.
Who plays Eri Akizuki on stage?
Actress Hirona Murata originated the role of Eri Akizuki in the Stage Evangelion Beyond production.
What is Eri Akizuki's personality like?
Eri Akizuki is introduced as a rookie pilot who has only just joined the MENSCH roster, with the rest of her personality left to be discovered on stage.
Is Eri Akizuki from the anime or a different medium?
Eri Akizuki does not appear in the Evangelion anime or films. She exists only as a character in the stage play Stage Evangelion Beyond, so no separate animated design was made for her.
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