Tomohito Yagi is an original NERV-affiliated boy from the game EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS. Gifted with unusually sharp vision and a strong feel for the space around him, he is regarded as highly capable. Hatanaka Tasuku voices him in Japanese.
Yagi is depicted in the game's character art as a young male attached to NERV. Beyond his front-facing portrait, official sources offer little visual description.
Yagi is introduced in EVANGELION:Δ CROSS REFLECTIONS as part of its original cast. His personal storyline within the game has not been documented in detail. Hatanaka Tasuku performs his Japanese voice.
Tomohito Yagi is an original NERV-affiliated boy introduced in the game EVANGELION:Delta CROSS REFLECTIONS, regarded as highly capable thanks to his unusually sharp senses.
Tomohito Yagi is introduced in EVANGELION:Delta CROSS REFLECTIONS as part of its original cast.
Tomohito Yagi is gifted with unusually sharp vision and a strong feel for the space around him, a combination that makes him notably capable.
Tomohito Yagi is affiliated with NERV in EVANGELION:Delta CROSS REFLECTIONS.
Hatanaka Tasuku performs Tomohito Yagi's Japanese voice in EVANGELION:Delta CROSS REFLECTIONS.
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