Erisa Nozaki
CharacterErisa Nozaki is an original NERV character introduced in the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. Described as an elite blessed with unusually acute hearing and a perceptive nature, she is voiced by Manaka Iwami.
Appearance
Original artwork accompanies Erisa's debut in EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS, though the game's public materials stop short of describing her features in text. Her design exists solely within that title.
Personality
Her official profile is a single stroke: an elite whose ears miss nothing and whose sensitivity to her surroundings runs unusually deep.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Erisa Nozaki in Evangelion?
Erisa Nozaki is an original NERV character introduced in the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS.
What is Erisa Nozaki's personality like?
Erisa Nozaki is described as an elite with unusually acute hearing and a deeply perceptive, sensitive nature.
Who voices Erisa Nozaki?
Erisa Nozaki is voiced by Manaka Iwami.
What organization does Erisa Nozaki belong to?
Erisa Nozaki belongs to NERV within the setting of EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS.
Does Erisa Nozaki appear anywhere besides the game?
No, Erisa Nozaki's only appearance is in EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. She has not appeared in the anime, films, or other Evangelion media.
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