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According to the Neon Genesis Evangelion: The Unofficial Guide by writers Kazuhisa Fujie and Martin Foster, director Hideaki Anno instructed Yoshiyuki Sadamoto on Rei's character design saying, "Whatever else, she needs to be painted in as a bitterly unhappy young girl with little sense of presence." [3] The band Kinniku Shōjo Tai's theme song "Doko e demo ikeru kitte" and its line " hotai de masshiro na shojo" ( 包帯で真っ白な少女, lit. '"the white girl with bandages"') inspired Sadamoto to draw Rei. [4] The same band produced a song named "Fumimi no kodomo" ( 福耳の子供), in which a female monologue is audible, and Sadamoto tried to portray a girl with a similar voice. [5] Ukina, a character from Sadamoto's previous work Koto, served as Rei's model, and the artist gave her "shaggy, bobbed, wolf-like hair". [6] Another source of inspiration was The Snow Goose, a novella written by Paul Gallico; the story describes a painting portraying the protagonist, a thin and pale girl in an empty room, and the artist tried to create a character similar to her. [5] a b David Samuels (1 May 2007). "Let's Die Together". The Atlantic Monthly. Archived from the original on 31 March 2015 . Retrieved 25 April 2020.

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