World of crimson fire, the cursed giants is rising to fullfill its destiny and fate. Effects in fire is really powerful and dramatic. Shinning star(?) is marking concentrating point in the wallpaper. I am expecting new movie series of Neon Genesis Evangelion, how about you. The boy and the girls' stories are restarting.

Kind of weird seeing rei pregnancy... very original! but weird...

I like the idea of a pregnant Rei. It's like a metaphor of Creation and Destruction combined in your wall. Nice theme :)

This is a very cool looking wallpaper of Evangelion got to love that coloring and the background makes it look like destructiion and rebirth is coming to the world at the same time. Just have to say I don't like that Rei is pregnant but when you think about what this wallpaper is it adds a great meaniing to it Great Job.

It's too red.

If I was in an internet pub, and saw someone open their laptop to to see this desktop wall, I would immediately think that they angry, internally furious, more like. One's choice of preference isn't just taste, it's upon how you feel. Red is the color of anger, of rage.

So why the heck does this matter? You are trying to depict a beautiful scene (which is faded into the background much too much), of creation. You made Rei pregnant (I'm not even going to get into that) and left her in the nude. Honestly, I don't really mind that, but you put a man in front of her. In other words, you are talking about the miracle of creation. I'm not sure what color you'd use for this, I think it would be better if you left them to their own origional colors instead of drenching them in... any color really.

So rage, and peace. How did it come to your mind to combine those two? I'll be honest with you, I have made mistakes like that several times.

Basically, what I'm saying is, when you're making a wall, stop and reflect on what you're doing. If the origional scene is peaceful, don't put an angry color in the scene, it ruins it.

PS: I'm sorry if I was a bit harsh. I didn't mean it as a personal thing, it's just critique.