"Komm, süßer Tod" (Come, Sweet Death) is a poignant musical piece composed by Shirō Sagisu for the film "The End of Evangelion" (1997), part of the Neon Genesis Evangelion franchise. While borrowing its title from Johann Sebastian Bach's chorale (BWV 478), Sagisu's composition is an original work featuring German lyrics and a melancholic yet powerful arrangement that blends orchestral elements with rock influences. The piece plays during the film's apocalyptic climax, creating one of the most memorable and emotionally devastating sequences in anime history.