In Petit Eva: Evangelion@School, three different versions of Rei exist, and all live together as sisters. The three Rei sisters use a different numbering system. Rei I is the 'normal' Rei, shown in her standard school uniform. Rei II is the 'alternate reality' Rei, from Shinji's imagined world where Rei was a normal girl, shown in a different school uniform. Rei III is the 'child' Rei, basically the first Rei from the normal Evangelion universe prior to her death, who carries various toys and dolls. Rei I's personality is fairly distant, but responds more readily to everyone, especially Shinji. Rei II's personality is very excitable. Rei III is childlike, and cries when she does not get her way or is bullied.
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While Asuka was conceived as "an idol-like figure" in Neon Genesis Evangelion and a symbol of "sexual desire", Sadamoto designed Rei as a "mother figure",[25] thinking of her as "the Yin opposed to Asuka".[26][27] As such, he decided to give Rei more room in the manga, emphasizing Rei's maternal role.[15] One of Sadamoto's early designs include a black-haired girl called "Yui Ichigo", though this might be an early version of Yui Ikari, also alternating between green and teal hair.[28] Anno also suggested that Rei's eye color be red, a feature he believed would give her more personality and distinguish her design from those of the other characters. Her hair color changed to blue, similarly to the main character from Aoki Uru, the never-made sequel to The Wings of Honneamise.[19] Sadamoto also gave her black socks, inspired by a women's handball team he saw playing when he was still in middle school.[29] Black allowed him to differentiate her from the characters of the series released in the same period and go against their trend.[30]
To protect her, the couple hid Dizzy away in the Forest of Demons.[7] At first they would visit her, but they gradually became distant and never came back, and Dizzy got used to living alone. One day, she befriended Josephine, a blind girl who thought Dizzy to be an angel. Dizzy let her visit all she wanted, but told her not to bring strangers.[8] 2ff7e9595c
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