>>2242471>>2242483http://pastebin.com/1RksP11CBut in the end, it doesn't matter because I've been voicing Rei-chan for so long, and in the end Rei-chan is just Rei-chan. I did my lines while thinking of nothing but her and it wasn't really difficult.
This Rei is a different Rei, so I voiced her as being indifferent. When I asked Anno-san "What's going on in the scene with the multiplying Reis?" he gave me a clear answer which I can't disclose here, but Director Tsurumaki and other staff were super shocked. Later on, they said, "Thank you. We were able to understand a lot thanks to listening to that recording session." Their comment made me think, "Anno-san's craftsmanship is really something." That's what I found most impressive about the whole thing.
In the end, it all depends on what goes on in Anno's head. I wonder if he thinks hard about ideas or if they just suddenly occur to him. If he chases after them or waits for them to gush out. It's all based on trust, and that's why the studio behind Evangelion is completely unique and nobody can equal or imitate it.
