Evangelion RP Application, ver. 1.0


Real Life Info: <Don't be paranoid; if you're doing this, and somebody
wants to get your permission before screwing with your character, then
you'll be glad they can find this...>

Your name:
E-mail address:
Homepage:

For the following, just remove the words in <> and type the answer...

CHARACTER

Name: <duh>

Age: <At least 13 but not more than 15 for pilots or pilot candidates...
so if you ever want to get in an Eva, not older than 15. At least 17 for
NERV or Seele or government employment, excepting a prodigy.>

Nationality: <almost certainly Japanese, but knock yourself out!>

Physical description (height, weight, build): <Give us a general idea of
how your character is built. How tall, how heavy, wide shoulders? Rail
thin? Portly?>

Hair, color and style: <duh>

Eyes: <Do NOT answer "red and glowing", although "red" is okay if you're
an albino...>

Other appearance notes: <Moles? Birthmarks? Missing limbs?>

Family status (mother, father, siblings...): <Are there any? Alive? Pilots
or pilot candidates cannot have a close relationship with their mother.
Don't bother detailing them, yet, just come up with the general idea...>

Current residence: <ostensibly somewhere in Tokyo-3, but where? The pilot's
apartment building? Next door to the hamburger place where everybody eats?
Did that last Angel fall on it?>

PERSONALITY

General: <Okay, flesh the poor guy or girl out. How does he or she act?
Speak? Think? This section is to give other writers a handle on your
character, so that they act mostly the same whenever they're written into
the story by somebody else. This is a good thing to happen, so be detailed.
If you've got some horrible deep dark that you don't want to reveal, then
just drop a few hints about it...>

Special (insanities?): <Alternate personalities? Schizophrenia? Stares
obsessively at his hand?>

Quirks of note: <Dislike of gerbils? Wears only plaid? Funny accent?>

Love interests: <You shouldn't start with one, but...>

Friends: <Any familiar faces?>

Rivals, professional: <Other pilots? The other bridge staff? The OTHER
okonomiyaki chef? (Well, maybe not...)>

Rivals, romantic: <Again, these tend to develop, but...>

Enemies: <Again, these develop, but...>

SKILLS/APTITUDE

Skills of note: <Okay, here's where you tell us what your character is good
at. Don't go hog-wild on these, now. Remember that any pilots are really
fourteen-year-old kids, and even if they're geniuses they STILL probably
aren't smarter than the guy who wrote out this form, so no rocket
scientists or the like. Any pilot has to be at least MINIMALLY competent
at synching with an Eva. Doesn't mean they have to be good at piloting it,
though... Professional characters need to have some skill in their job,
so if you're a technician, list that here.

Also, a relative note on just HOW good the character is can come in handy.
Again, remember that your character will be much more interesting if they
aren't perfect at everything, to say nothing about realism.>

Lack of skills of note: <Here's the humor section. What ordinary human
tasks can your character be relied upon to screw up every single blippin'
time? Can't cook? Can't drive? Can't make conversation with the opposite
sex? What?>

COMBAT

Skill of note: <Here's your chance to describe exactly HOW your character
knows how to fight. If they can't, that's fine, put that down! If they CAN,
some kind of description of their style and where they picked it up goes
here. Skill isn't developed in a vacuum...>

Reactions of note: <Regardless of your actual skill, you should put here
what your probable reactions are in a fight. Bare fists? Reach for the
convenient iron pipe? Shoot first and never get around to the questions?
Eva pilots, think about how your character works with their Eva, that goes
here too.>

BACKSTORY

<Insert here. Remember, EVERYBODY was affected by the Second Impact... we
assume that your character survived, assuming that he/she was that old, but
how? Details? If not, what happened with the folks? This will be much more
complicated for the staffers than the pilots, due to age, but remember the
theme and that angsty pilots make for good stories.>