Rimi Okada is an original NERV character created for the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. A programming prodigy with a gift for mathematics, she exists only within that title and has no counterpart in the anime, manga, or films.
Available material offers no detailed physical description of Rimi beyond her official game artwork, which introduces her as a young member of NERV.
Rimi's defining trait is raw intellect. She is presented as a prodigy of programming whose technical understanding runs unusually deep, paired with mathematical ability far beyond her peers.

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Rimi Okada is an original NERV character created for the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. She has no counterpart in the Evangelion anime, manga, or films.
Rimi Okada debuts in EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS as one of the game's original cast members affiliated with NERV.
Rimi Okada works as a programmer at NERV in EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. She is presented as a prodigy of programming with mathematical ability far beyond her peers.
In the Japanese version of EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS, Rimi Okada is voiced by Hana Hishikawa.
No, Rimi Okada is exclusive to the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS and does not appear in the Evangelion anime, manga, or film continuities.
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