Tōji Suzuhara's younger sister exists on the edge of Evangelion canon, appearing in the Neon Genesis Evangelions game. Natsumi Suzuhara is voiced by Miki Nagasawa, the actress also heard throughout the franchise as NERV operator Maya Ibuki.
No official artwork accompanies Natsumi's entry in the source material, which likewise records nothing about her physical design.
Her temperament goes undocumented. What defines her within the franchise is family: she is the younger of the Suzuhara siblings.
Natsumi belongs to the cast of the Neon Genesis Evangelions game, where she figures as Tōji Suzuhara's little sister. Miki Nagasawa performs her voice, doubling the role with her better-known turn as Maya Ibuki.
Toji Suzuhara's sister is Natsumi Suzuhara, his younger sibling who appears in the video game Neon Genesis Evangelions.
Natsumi Suzuhara appears in the video game Neon Genesis Evangelions, where she is introduced as Toji Suzuhara's little sister.
Natsumi Suzuhara is voiced by Miki Nagasawa, the same actress who plays NERV operator Maya Ibuki throughout the Evangelion franchise.
No official artwork or physical description survives for Natsumi Suzuhara; her entry in Neon Genesis Evangelions records no details about her looks.
Natsumi Suzuhara's personality goes undocumented in the source material. What defines her in the franchise is her family role as the younger of the Suzuhara siblings.
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