Hinata La Fayette Kojo
CharacterHinata La Fayette Kojo pilots the Evangelion β in Stage Evangelion Beyond, the franchise's theatrical production. A transfer from the organization's Euro branch, she arrives already locked into a heated rivalry with her fellow pilot Toma Kano.
Appearance
No illustrated design accompanies the character; audiences know her through Akane Sakanoue's portrayal on stage.
Personality
Competition fuels her. From the moment she joins the cast of pilots, her rivalry with Toma Kano burns hot, giving the Euro transfer a combative edge within MENSCH.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Hinata La Fayette Kojo in Evangelion?
Hinata La Fayette Kojo is a character in Stage Evangelion Beyond, one of MENSCH's Evangelion pilots who transferred in from the organization's Euro branch.
What Evangelion unit does Hinata La Fayette Kojo pilot?
Hinata La Fayette Kojo pilots the Evangelion beta unit in Stage Evangelion Beyond.
Which production features Hinata La Fayette Kojo?
Hinata La Fayette Kojo appears in Stage Evangelion Beyond, the Evangelion franchise's theatrical stage production.
Who is Hinata La Fayette Kojo's rival?
Hinata La Fayette Kojo has a heated rivalry with fellow Evangelion pilot Toma Kano from the moment she joins MENSCH.
Who portrays Hinata La Fayette Kojo on stage?
Akane Sakanoue performs the role of Hinata La Fayette Kojo in Stage Evangelion Beyond.
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