Exploring the world of Neverness to Everness feels more rewarding when you start noticing the small details hidden across the map. Beyond quests and combat, the game is packed with references to popular anime, games, and even real-life locations. Some are easy to spot, while others are tucked away in places you might not visit often. If you enjoy hunting for easter eggs or just want to see familiar scenes recreated in-game, this guide will walk you through every known reference and where to find them.
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Anime References You Can Find in NTE
Initial D – Tofu Shop and Iconic Car
One of the most obvious references comes from Initial D. In Yurutown, located in the Miguel District, you’ll find a tofu shop that looks almost identical to the Fujiwara Tofu Shop. Parked nearby is a car that closely resembles the legendary Toyota Sprinter Trueno. It’s a small detail, but fans will recognize it instantly.
Your Name – Suga Shrine Staircase
The famous staircase scene from Your Name is recreated near Hakaku Street in the Bridge Crossings area. The red railings and layout closely match the real-life stairs at Suga Shrine, making it a great spot for screenshots.
Crayon Shin-chan – Shin-chan’s House
In a quiet residential area of Miguel District, you’ll come across a house inspired by Crayon Shin-chan. The structure, walls, and layout feel very familiar, even if some small details are missing.
Neon Genesis Evangelion – The Red Sea
Deep inside the Nautili Tunnel, the Sea Prisoner stage features a massive red ocean with cross-shaped structures in the distance. This scene is clearly inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion, especially its iconic apocalyptic visuals.
Fate Series – Fuyuki Bridge
A nighttime walk near Ayame Bridge reveals a setting similar to the famous bridge from the Fate/stay night universe. The lighting and atmosphere match the intense battles that take place in the series.
Bocchi the Rock! – Live House
Head to Illusion Town and explore underground areas near Fiscus Avenue. You’ll find a live music venue inspired by Bocchi the Rock!. The layout captures the same underground concert vibe.
Slam Dunk – Train Crossing Scene
Near Bridge Crossings, there’s a railway crossing that mirrors the iconic scene from Slam Dunk. It closely resembles the real-life Kamakura-koko-mae Station, a well-known anime location.
Clannad – Flower Field
The rapeseed flower field in Miguel District is a quiet but emotional reference to Clannad. Fans of the series will immediately recognize the atmosphere.
Doraemon – Nobita’s House and Empty Lot
Along Caltrop Lake Road, you’ll find a recreation of Nobita’s home from Doraemon. Right next to it is the empty lot with concrete pipes, a classic hangout spot in the series.
Garden of Words – Gazebo
A peaceful garden area in Illusion Town features a gazebo inspired by The Garden of Words. It’s especially fitting when the weather turns rainy.
Steins;Gate – Time Machine
In an area inspired by Akihabara, you’ll find a strange object attached to a building that resembles the time machine from Steins;Gate.
The Tunnel to Summer – Kozaki Station
Azure Vista Station reflects scenes from The Tunnel to Summer, the Exit of Goodbyes. The seaside view makes it a great photo location.
Saekano – Sloped Road
Caltrop Lake Road features a slope lined with cherry blossoms, similar to scenes from Saekano: How to Raise a Boring Girlfriend.
Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions! – Club Room
Inside Clement Academy, the Occult Club room is inspired by Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions!. Small details like furniture placement bring the reference to life.
Game and Pop Culture References
The Exit 8 – Train Tunnel
A tunnel west of Saint Torres Avenue feels very similar to The Exit 8, with its long tiled corridor and eerie atmosphere.
MapleStory – Platform Design
An in-game aquarium item references MapleStory 2 through its platform-style layout and design.
Persona 5 – City Design
Parts of the Miguel District resemble areas from Persona 5, especially Zoshigaya-style streets. There’s also a Persona-themed photo mode filter you can unlock.
Real-Life Location References
Golden Gate Bridge
The bridge connecting districts strongly resembles the Golden Gate Bridge with its red structure and design.
Fuji TV Building
In New Herland District, you’ll find a structure inspired by the Fuji TV Building, known for its futuristic sphere design.
Akihabara and Shibuya
Several areas in the game recreate parts of Akihabara and Shibuya, complete with busy streets and crossings.
Tokyo Disneyland – Cinderella Castle
An amusement park area features a castle inspired by the one at Tokyo Disneyland. While not fully accessible yet, it’s still easy to recognize.
Osaka Dotonbori and TKP Gate Tower
Some city areas reflect Dotonbori, known for its nightlife and signage. You can also spot a building inspired by the TKP Gate Tower Building, complete with its unique structure.
Neverness to Everness does more than just build a large open world—it fills it with meaningful details that fans can recognize and enjoy. From iconic anime scenes to real-world landmarks, these references make exploration feel more personal and rewarding.
If you take your time and explore every corner, you’ll keep finding small surprises that connect the game to familiar worlds. It’s those little discoveries that make the experience stand out long after the main content is done.