Soshi Tomori is an enigmatic figure in the stage play Stage Evangelion Beyond. Officially a substitute teacher working at the same school as the Eva pilots, he belongs to the MENSCH organization and understands the hidden truth behind the world. Masataka Kubota originated the role.
No official character art accompanies Tomori's profile, so his look is defined entirely by his live portrayal: actor Masataka Kubota (窪田正孝) plays him on stage.
The play's program presents Tomori as someone who has grasped what the world truly is, knowledge that separates him from the students around him. Little else about his temperament has been made public.
Tomori debuts in Stage Evangelion Beyond, serving the MENSCH organization while holding the position of substitute teacher at the school where the pilots study. His profile appears in the Theatre cocoon Evangelion Beyond program book; the specifics of his part in the play's story remain undocumented.

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Soshi Tomori is an enigmatic figure in the stage play Stage Evangelion Beyond, officially working as a substitute teacher at the school attended by the Eva pilots.
Soshi Tomori belongs to the MENSCH organization in Stage Evangelion Beyond.
Soshi Tomori holds the position of substitute teacher at the school where the Evangelion pilots study, a cover for his work with MENSCH.
Masataka Kubota originated the role of Soshi Tomori on stage in Stage Evangelion Beyond.
The play's program presents Soshi Tomori as someone who has grasped what the world truly is, knowledge that separates him from the students around him.
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