Kaworu Nagisa (渚 カヲル, Nagisa Kaworu?), also known as the Angel Tabris, is a fictional character from the Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise. He is the Fifth Child and the seventeenth Angel. He is preceded by Armisael.
Sent to NERV by SEELE as a replacement pilot for Unit-02 after Asuka's synchronisation ratio falls below usability, he breaks into Terminal Dogma in order to return to Adam, but after he discovers the being there is actually Lilith, he allows Shinji to destroy him.
He and Rei appear in The End of Evangelion during the Third Impact, communicating with Shinji in regard to the future of humanity and the choice of whether to accept or reject Instrumentality.
Kaworu[2] (渚カヲル) is both the 17th Angel and the Fifth Child. Although classified as an Angel, Kaworu is similar to Rei Ayanami in being a Seed of Life that inhabits a human body. Despite his human form, Kaworu does not seem to consider himself to be human, referring to humans as "the Lilin" in differentiation from himself.
Kaworu appears humming the fourth movement of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the same music that plays during his descent into Terminal Dogma, and so serves as a leitmotif for his character. The Ninth Symphony itself incorporates an adaptation Friedrich Schiller's Ode to Joy (Ode an die Freude), a poem dedicated to the unity of all men under God. The moment Kaworu opens the doors to Terminal Dogma is in synch with the line "Und der Cherub steht vor Gott"- "And the Cherub (Angel) stands before God".
Ocean O'Connell Rosenberg is one of the six main characters from Ride the Cyclone. She is described as "the most successful girl in town", but is mostly hated by her fellow choir members.
"Ocean was born into a family of far left-of-center humanists who moved to northern Saskatchewan to live a carbon free lifestyle. The hemp needlepoint sign above the household toilet read, 'If it's yellow, let it mellow. If it's brown, scoop it out with your hand and put it in the compost'. Yet in-between all the drum circles, Marxist parables, and cheese sandwiches made from human breast milk, Ocean could never shake the feeling she was the white sheep of her family. It was only at the age of 8 when she found amongst her parents' record collection an album called 'Up with People'. The cloying positivity of this pro-capitalist gaggle of teen crooners brought tears to her eyes. Perhaps the peppiest thing Haliburton has ever produced. High school president, Straight A student. Ocean O'Connell Rosenberg: the Most Successful Girl in Town."
- Karnak's description of Ocean's past
Ocean is first shown thanking the adjudicators for allowing them to perform at the Kiwanis International Singing Competition at the Wonder Ville Traveling Fair. After she dies on the Cyclone rollercoaster and is summoned by Karnak, she interrogates him on where they are. She uses up the group's three questions, and accidentally selects "Game Mode." She then starts to speak to Karnak about why she should be voted to come back to life, and when he cuts her off, she starts singing her song, "What the World Needs". Afterwards, she is informed that the decision will be made via unanimous vote, and sings "I Love you Guys" as an apology. After being interrupted by Noel and him singing his song, she complains about t
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