Tsubame Suzuhara
CharacterTsubame Suzuhara is the infant daughter of Toji and Hikari Suzuhara in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. Living with her family in Village 3, she forms a wordless bond with the Rei Ayanami look-alike clone during the clone's brief stay in their home.
Appearance
Rosy-cheeked and chubby, Tsubame is a baby whose brown hair is still short. Her outfit layers a blue vest sized for an adult over a white robe, with striped pants underneath, and the orange scarf tucked around her carries lingering traces of her drool and spit-up.
Personality
Even as an infant Tsubame shows clear attachments. She warms quickly to the Rei clone staying with her family, and at the exact moment that Rei dissolves into LCL, Tsubame abruptly starts crying, as though she senses the loss from afar.
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History
Tsubame appears in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time as the child of Hikari and Toji Suzuhara, granddaughter of Bunzaemon Horaki, and niece to Kodama Horaki, Nozomi Horaki, and Sakura Suzuhara. While Rei Ayanami (tentative name) lives with the Suzuharas, the baby takes to her, and the curious clone helps Hikari look after her in return. Tsubame is last shown with her parents as waves of the Failures of Infinity break against the barrier shielding Village 3. Her name comes from the Tsubame trains that run on the Kyushu Shinkansen.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are Tsubame Suzuhara's parents?
Tsubame Suzuhara is the infant daughter of Toji and Hikari Suzuhara in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. She also has an aunt, Sakura Suzuhara, and a grandfather, Bunzaemon Horaki.
What movie does Tsubame Suzuhara appear in?
Tsubame Suzuhara appears only in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time, living with her family in Village 3.
What is Tsubame Suzuhara's connection to Rei Ayanami?
Tsubame Suzuhara forms a wordless bond with the Rei Ayanami look-alike clone during the clone's brief stay in the Suzuhara household. At the exact moment Rei dissolves into LCL, Tsubame suddenly starts crying, as though she senses the loss.
What does Tsubame Suzuhara look like?
Tsubame Suzuhara is a rosy-cheeked, chubby baby with short brown hair. She wears a blue vest sized for an adult over a white robe with striped pants underneath, and an orange scarf.
Where does Tsubame Suzuhara live?
Tsubame Suzuhara lives with her family in Village 3. She is last shown with her parents as waves of the Failures of Infinity break against the barrier shielding the village.
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