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  1. Newtype Illustrated Collection - Der Mond
  2. Type
  3. Kanji
  4. English
  5. Publisher
  6. Magazine
  7. Created by
  8. Written by
  9. Release Information
  10. Release Date
  11. Number of Episodes
  12. Length
  13. 目录
  14. Overview
  15. Table of contents
  16. Technical sheet
  17. Editions
  18. Gallery
  19. Trivia
  20. External Links
  21. References

Newtype Illustrated Collection - Der Mond (貞本義行画集 DER MOND?) is an artbook by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto published by Kadokawa Shoten on 31 January 2000.

Overview

The artbook features a collection of artwork done by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto. Most of them were made for the Neon Genesis Evangelion manga, but there are also illustrations for merchandise, posters, and concept art for the Neon Genesis Evangelion Proposal document. The end of the book is devoted to the other franchises for which Sadamoto participated: Fatal FuryWP, Nadia: The Secret of Blue WaterWP, Royal Space Force: The Wings of HonnêamiseWP, and Uru in BlueWP among others.

Table of contents

  • Neon Genesis Evangelion 5
    • Shinji 6
    • Rei 16
    • Misato & Pen² 36
    • Color Page of Evangelion 42
    • Asuka 51
    • Cardass Masters 58
    • Poster of Films & LD Box 64
    • Drafts 64
  • Other Works 79
  • List of Works 113
  • Afterwords 118

Technical sheet

  • Editor: Hiroyuki Watanabe
  • Editor in Chief: Shinichiro Inoue
  • Editorial Operator: Ikuko Enomoto
  • Art Direction: Seiichi Suzuki Design Office
  • Illustrator: Yoshiyuki Sadamoto
  • Publisher: Tsuguhiko Kadokawa
  • Publisher: Kadokawa Shoten
  • Language: Japanese
  • Number of Pages: 120 pages
  • Dimensions: 13cm x 10,2cm x 0,5cm
  • Release Date: 31 January 2000

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Gallery

Trivia

  • Der Mond means "The Moon" in German.
  • The limited version of the artbook included The Demon of the Lonely Isle (孤島の鬼, Kotō no oni), a two-chapter manga by Edogawa Ranpo, in cooperation with Mako Takaha, which was originally published in Newtype Magazine.[citation needed]

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