TheEvangelions(エヴァンゲリオン,Evangerion),also referred to asEvas,are fictionalbiomechanicalhumanoidmechasintroduced in theanimetelevision seriesNeon Genesis Evangelion,produced byGainaxand directed byHideaki Anno,and in themangaofthe same namewritten and illustrated byYoshiyuki Sadamoto.In addition to the original animated series, Evangelions appear in its derivative works, including spin-off manga, video games, visual novels, the original video animationPetit Eva: Evangelion@School,and in theRebuild of Evangelionmovies, with considerably different roles and guises.
In the original animated series, the Evangelions are giant humanoids which the research center Gehirn and the special agency Nerv research to fight beings calledAngels.They have mechanical components as well as a basic organic structure derived fromAdamandLilith;for this reason they have eyes, epidermis, internal organs and nails similar to those of humans and have been classified ascyborgsrather than mecha in the traditional sense. Those assigned to pilot an Evangelion are called Children, which an organization called the Marduk Institute selected. Their designs, inspired by theoniof Japanese folklore,Ultraman,Iczer-One,Devilmanand other sources, caused problems during the production of the animated series, but have received positive reception from critics and audiences and used for merchandise.
Conception
editHideaki Anno,director and principal screenwriter ofNeon Genesis Evangelion,initially sought to create what he called "a simple work featuring robots".[1]He began by focusing on vague images and ideas rather than defined concepts, thinking that other staff members would then contribute adding details. According toKing Records' Toshimichi Ōtsuki, producer of the series, at the beginning of production the idea was to create a series about anUltramanin armor, the protagonist ofthe franchise of the same name.The staff took inspiration from an old project byGainax;for the project, Anno came up with the idea of a female pilot in the wake of the original video animationFight! Iczer One,starting from the image of a girl in a capsule-shaped cockpit full of liquid – prototypes of the Eva-00 pilotRei Ayanamiand the Entry Plug – but without having a precise plot in mind. Other images became the basis ofEvangelion,such as skyscrapers emerging from the top of mountains, robots carrying batteries, people dragging large cables, and a city in the mountains named Tokyo-2 inNagano Prefecture.[2]
During production, staff decided to have teenagers pilot the mechas and follow the tradition of other robot anime, but Anno did not initially think to give a reason regarding their ages. An explanation came to mind to the character designer of the series,Yoshiyuki Sadamoto.While watching a documentary on the Japanese TV stationNHKnamedThe Fantastic Microcosm of the Human Body: Brain and Soul(Kinh dị の tiểu vũ trụ nhân thể II 脳と tâm,Kyōi no shōuchū jintai: nō to kokoro)the artist learned of the existence ofA10 nerves.Sadamoto then pitched new ideas for the anime, such as being able to explain the age of the pilots, who are all teenagers without mothers.[3]Sadamoto tried to create something along the lines ofSpace Pirate Captain Harlock'sArcadia,a spaceship with a computer that contains the soul of its creator, Tochirō Ōyama.[4]Anno compared the interface system of the Eva to a modern version ofGō Nagai'sMazinger,a giant robot whose cockpit is located in the head of the robot.[5]The staff thus conceived the Evas as custodians of the soul of the pilot's mother, controlled through a psychic link with her son. Sadamoto also compared the Nerv with the Solo Ship fromSpace Runaway Ideon,whose crew faces hostile aliens of the Buff Clan and other humans, with mecha that go out of control and communicate only with children.[6]
In a preliminary draft during the early planning stages of the animated series, staff suggested the existence of two ancient prehistoric civilizations that appeared on Earth before humans, both of whom were equipped with advanced technologies. The Evangelions in the original scenario would have been created by the first civilization, known as the First Ancestral Race, and would have rebelled against their creators, causing their extinction. The Second Ancestral Race would have created a weapon known as the Longinus Spear in an attempt to defeat the humanoids, scattering warriors namedAngelsin a state of hibernation around the globe as a countermeasure in case anyone tried to reactivate the Evangelions.[7]The Eva units were conceived from the beginning as living beings and dangerous androids rather than simple weapons;[8]the scenario was designed to contain elements similar to those in video games or role-playing games, such as the weapons of the units being hidden in the buildings of Tokyo-3. In the last episodes, there should have been a lunar battle against twelve Angels, an idea that was later abandoned and recycled for the clash between Eva-02 and the Eva series, introduced in the 1997theatrical conclusion.The American continent and the Eva-06 would vanish, while the ancient remains of a ruin named Arqa would be revealed.[9]
In the second half of the story, there would be preparations to invade an enemy stronghold along the lines of a role-playing game.[10]One of the preliminary drafts of the twenty-fourth episode, written by screenwriter Akio Satsukawa, also introduced a prototype mini Evangelion,[11]a five-meter mecha named αーTYPEーEVA000, also known as α Eva. When the α Eva goes berserk, it would have attacked with animal fury the AngelKaworu Nagisa,who would have dodged his blows in a scene inspired by the legend of the samuraiBenkeion theGojo Bridge;at the end of the fight, the Evangelion would have swallowed the Angel Tabris and Rei Ayanami, to be then violently disemboweled by the Prog-Knife ofShinji Ikari's Eva-01.[12]In another proposal there were two units called 05 and 06, both manufactured in Germany, while the Evangelion after 01 would be equipped with a power system known as a positron engine.[13]
Two years before airing, Gainax published a project presentation document to find backers entitledNew Century Evangelion (tentative name) Proposal(Tân thế kỷ エヴァンゲリオン (仮) xí họa thư,Shinseiki Evangelion (kari) kikakusho,Proposal),which included the initial unit designs.[14]In theProposal,the Evangelion were described as humanoids made of artificial metal muscles[15]and replicas of Adam, indicated in the document as an artificial giant left by the First Ancestral Race,[16]which would have left for the globe the enemies of the series, theApostolos.[17]The document also describes robotic anime on one page as a "compensation for thecomplexesand various suppressions that children hold, a means of resistance, compensatory behavior ".[18]
For the main character of the series, Shinji, Anno himself was used as a model, linking the act of piloting the mecha with his work; according to Kazuya Tsurumaki, assistant director ofNeon Genesis Evangelion,while "Shinji was summoned by his father to ride a robot, Anno was summoned by Gainax to direct an animation".[19][20]Moreover, during the development of the series, the director included scenes in which the mecha are mutilated and lose their limbs.[21]The mutilations of the Evas became a product of his personal experience. Anno's father Takuyo injured his left leg in an accident with a power saw and was forced to wear a prosthesis for life; following the accident, Hideaki developed a certain attraction to deformity, believing that he could not love "anything perfect". He also compared this toTetsujin 28-go,in which a robot loses an arm.[22]In the twentieth episode of the series, he also introduced the concept of cannibalism. He added a scene in which Eva-01 devours an Angel in an attempt to disgust and scare a young viewer; he stated, "What would be ideal is that kids who watch it start to vomit".[23]Cannibalism, according to Yūichirō Oguro, curator of extra contents ofEvangelion's home video editions, would negatively depict the act of eating meat, and could also be influenced by Anno's personal experience, who has been vegetarian since childhood and had already transposed this detail of his life in his fictional works.[24]
Design and inspirations
editThe design of the Evangelion was conceived and edited by Anno andIkuto Yamashita,the official mecha designer of the series.[25]The director took inspiration from the demons of Japanese folklore, theoni,and wanted to give them a modern look that differed from other mecha, such as theGundamsof theMobile Suit Gundamseries, giving them a more human-demonic nature than strictly robotic.[26][27]He commissioned Yamashita to create "a demon", "a giant barely under the control of humankind".[28]Yamashita thus drew inspiration for the design of the machines fromGulliver's Travels,with the idea of representing an enormous power restrained, a giant that resembled a relief in a wall.Since the delivery of the preparatory sketches, Yamashita's drawings caused such a stir that evenNeon Genesis Evangelion's staff members were divided,[28]causing problems for Gainax. Toshimichi Ōtsuki introducedNeon Genesis Evangelionto a well-known toy company, but a representative of the company told him that a robot with such a design could never sell, especially because the lower limbs were considered too skinny.[29]Anno, after the episode, decided to create a different series compared to the other mecha anime, all financed by private toy companies;[30]moreover, to avoid any possible interference from the financial backers, he designed mecha that were difficult to reproduce in toy form to have more artistic freedom and revolutionize the genre, which he said had been stagnant for a long time and caged in a ready-made model.[31]
For the appearance and role of the humanoids, the authors took inspiration fromMazinger Z,Shutendoji,andDevilman.[32]Believing that the power was "something very scary", Anno insisted on the threatening aspect of the units, trying to make the Evangelion look like "an anti-hero, something terrifying".[23]Before deciding on the final design he drew a preliminary draft of the Eva similar to a Devilman. In the sketch the Eva had a curved back, a narrow waist, and a flat, thick chest, which resembled the "demonic" face of the Mazinger. In his original proposal, the Evangelion would have had a dark and gloomy color, except for the eyes, which he left white and circled in red, just like Mazinger Z. The intention was to inspire terror and make children understand how scary real life could be.[23]
Another source of inspiration was a male character in the video gameCho Anikinamed El&Topo, on which Yamashita based Eva-02's appearance.[33]In the design stages, he changed his mind about their appearance several times; for example, in preliminary sketches, he thought about giving 01 a single oblique protrusion on the left side of the head or two frontal horns, which were later abandoned in favor of the final design.[34]Anno and animatorYoh Yoshinarialso made some sketches of the Eva-01. Yoshinari tried to animate the units using rulers, as in the case of the second episode, in which he tried to draw almost the entire face and shoulders of 01 in such a way.[35]Sadamoto at first colored it white, creating an image he said was similar to anRX-78 Gundamor an Ingram fromPatlabor.While working on the Evas' design, he also worked on a project calledSuzuka Hachitai,in which he designed suits similar to the Evangelions' plugsuits.[36]
For the movements, the director asked to recreate "the noise that the bundles of wires would make if they were contracting like muscles", treating them as if they were living beings.[37]For this reason, all the sounds normally used in other mecha anime were avoided; for example, to reproduce the sound of the Prog-Knife, Anno and Toru Noguchi, the sound effects editor, reworked the metallic noise of a real cutter.[38]To give the Eva's cockpit the image of a mother's womb, Anno askedShiro Sagisu,who was responsible forthe series' soundtrack,to compose a melody that would accentuate the feeling of nostalgia.[39]
Characteristics
editIn the world ofNeon Genesis Evangelion,Evangelions, or Evas,[40]are multi-purpose machines that represent mankind's most advanced battle tools. They are costly weapons[41]designed to fight and destroy Angels.[42]Their development, which the special agency Nerv conducts in secret,[43]began after a catastrophe known as the Second Impact. From a scientific point of view, this tasks constitute the E project,[44]placed under the direction and responsibility of Dr.Ritsuko Akagi.[45]The Evangelion are giant humanoids clad in thick protective armor, with constitution identical to a human being's, except for size. Each Evangelion is equipped with a nervous system, a skeleton, nails[46][47]and a circulatory system. In a section of Nerv's headquarters called Terminal Dogma, there are skeletons of bodies believed to be precursors to the Eva-00, or the remains of failed experiments that occurred during its creation; the experimental models have two or more optical sensors[48][49]and a visible spine.[50]The original living bodies are implanted with mechanical components and a constrictive coverage,[51]which are used to control them or provide them with greater efficiency and functionality. As in humans, the signals of the central nervous system are transmitted by electrical impulses, with the peripheral system and the movements of an Evangelion being transmitted by electric currents.[52]For the first three examples, designed in Japan, the traditionalChinese numbering systemis adopted, while later prototypes followArabic numbering.[53][54]
The Evas have regenerative capabilities and can produce a protective shield called an AT Field.[55]They can move through the power provided by an external cable called an Umbilical Cable,[56]which gives them the electrical energy needed to operate their circuits.[57][58]In the absence of the cable, they can operate using the energy stored in a special internal battery, for a time limit ranging from sixty seconds[59]to five minutes.[45][41]When inactive, the units are housed in giant structures called "cages"[60]and held in place by an anchoring structure, composed of various blocks and groups of safeties.[61]Another characteristic element of the Angels and Evangelions is a red sphere called a core, located at their chest.[62][63]
The units have different equipment that varies depending on the situation. The basic one is called type B (Basic),[64][65]consisting only of a cutter-like weapon called a Progressive Knife.[66][67]Other assets include type D (Dive),[68][69]specifically for diving;[70][71]and type F (Fly) for flight.[72][73]The Evangelion's piloting system synchronizes with its pilot[74]via neural connection,[75][76]and so they act in sync.[77]The pilot of an Evangelion unit, designated by the English term Child, is housed in a cylindrical capsule called an Entry Plug, which is inserted into the area corresponding to the humanoid's spine, at thecervical vertebrae.[41]
The cockpit of the Entry Plug is filled with a special liquid called LCL, which promotes the neural connection between the Evangelion and its pilot. The main nerve responsible for synchronizing the two entities is called the A10 nerve.[78][79]It seems that the subjects suitable to pilot an Evangelion are limited to 14-year-old children without a mother,[80]and that Evangelions, originally devoid of a soul, have the souls of people. It is also believed that the souls of the mothers of their respective pilots are housed in the mechas.[81]Once the neural connection is successfully established, the Children can command the humanoid at will, thinking that they are acting with their own body, through a system known as neural interface.[82]However, its maintenance can be jeopardized if it is damaged during an operation, which causes corresponding psychological disorders in the pilot. Moreover, a state commonly referred to as berserk is possible, during which an Evangelion enters an uncontrollable and seemingly instinctual destructive rage.[61]According to theEvangelion Chroniclemagazine, the aggressiveness of the berserk can be due to the fact that Eva-01 is a clone of the Angel Lilith, while the Angels are descended from Adam.[83]Their height is never specified in the series, thoughNewtypemagazine provided an estimate of forty meters.[84]According toHiroyuki Yamaga,a member of Gainax, it was decided during production to make the units taller than Ultraman, who is forty-five meters tall.[85]In theProposal,their height is also determined forty meters,[86]while in theRebuild of Evangelionsaga their height is explicitly around seventy meters, eighty with vertical supports.[87]
Original series
editEvangelion Unit-00
editUnit 00(Linh hào cơ,Zerogōki),also known as Prototype, is the first Evangelion unit that Nerv made.[88]It was conceived as a machine dedicated not to combat, but to the study of feasibility and practical functionality of its basic technology, which is why it lacks equipment characteristic of subsequent units.[89][90]It was conceived in the headquarters of Tokyo-3, and the biological starting material used for its creation belongs to the first Angel,Adam.[91]It is distinguished from later models by its initial dark yellow coloration, typical of military prototypes, and a less sophisticated external and internal architecture.[92][93]Its main organ of visual sensory perception is represented by a round optical lens at the center of its face.[94][92]Its pilot is Rei Ayanami,[92][95]who joins the organization as the First Child.[96][97]Due to its function as a prototype, the unit suffers from instability,[92]which causes it to act out of control in activation and synchronization experiments.[98][99]In one of the experiments, it destroyed the anchor structures and Nerv's second experimental room,[100]injuring its pilot.[101][102]Its first effective activation occurs after the simultaneous presence of two Evangelion units is necessary during the AngelRamiel's attack.[92]In the course of the operation, it suffers structural damage so severe[103]that it requires extensive repairs.[96]
Eva-00 is later used in the fight against the AngelMataraelafter being repaired. The repairs to Eva-00 mainly concern its armor and equipment, while its internal structure is essentially unchanged. The repaired Eva-00 has a predominantly blue coloration[104][105]and is equipped with vertical supports resembling those fitted to Eva-01 and 02.[106]It also has shoulder-height vertical supports, which are equipped with a special propulsion system allowing it to slow down and cushion falls.[107]Its presence is beneficial to the defense of Tokyo-3 and the elimination of Angels.[91]It is destroyed during the fight against the sixteenth Angel,Armisael,[108]after Rei activates the self-destruct mechanism.[109][110]
In theRebuild of Evangelionsaga, Eva-00 is orange in color and wields a special shield called the Enhanced Shield of Virtue,[111]which Yamashita designed.[112]In the second chapter of the saga,Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance(2009), the tenth Angel swallows it.[113]
Evangelion Unit-01
editUnit 01(Sơ hào cơ,Shogōki),or Test Type,[114]is the experimental model of the Evangelion series[115]and the second specimen to be built in the Nerv headquarters, studied under the direct supervision of Dr.Yui Ikari.It differs from all previous and subsequent specimens, as the biological matter that forms its basis comes from the second Angel,Lilith.[116][117]In addition to its predominantly purple coloration, it is characterized by a long horn that extends from the center of the forehead and a binocular viewer.[118]It is the first humanoid to be used in an actual war operation.[89]The unit acts out of control on several occasions[119]and takes on a decisive role in wartime operations.[120]The living humanoid at the base of Unit-01 is characterized by brown-colored organic tissues and a red blood-like body fluid.[121]The unit's mouth is normally secured with bolts, and its actual biological body is covered, like the other units, by a special constrictive armor.[122]The unit has positive operational results and the greatest tactical experience out of all the units that Nerv produced.[123]
The first activation experiment of Unit-01 was carried out in 2004 in the Laboratory for Artificial Evolution and conducted by a research center called Gehirn.[124]Yui was designated as the experiment's test subject; during the experiment, her synchrony rate reached 400%, a percentage at which the subject dissolves into the Evangelion. The case was dismissed as an accident, and her soul remained within the unit. Although the origin of the accident is never clarified within the series, it may have been the consequence of Yui's choice.[125]The second activation attempt occurs eleven years later in 2015, when the Third Child[126]and its new pilot,Shinji Ikari,[127]is brought aboard.[89]Shinji, despite the low probability of success and lack of training, manages to achieve a 41.3% sync rate on the first attempt.[120][121]The success of the procedure might have been determined by Yui's will, who in some situations intervenes in defense of her son and moves the Eva of her own will.[118]
In theRebuild of Evangelioninstallments, Eva-01 has some aesthetic differences,[128]particularly in the chest and coloring. During the battle against the tenth Angel, the color of its stripes changes from green to orange and it sports a halo of light.[129]
Evangelion Unit-02
editUnit 02(弐 hào cơ,Nigōki),or Production Model,[130]is the first Evangelion specimen researched and designed for mass production and combat.[131][132]Although the conception and construction of the machine took place in Japan,[133]the assembly and activation experiments, as well as the training of its pilot, the Second ChildAsuka Langley Soryu,[134]are performed in Germany.[135][136]The biological material used for its creation belongs to Adam.[137]Dr. Kyōko Zeppelin Sōryū, a member of Gehirn's German section, played a decisive role in the unit's development and activation. She offered herself as a guinea pig in a contact experiment[138]with the Evangelion, from which she emerged psychologically distraught[139]after a mental contamination.[140]It is speculated that a part of her soul, or her "maternal side", remained locked inside 02.[125]In contrast to the first two units, it has four eyes,[141]a feature that is abandoned in later models.[142][143]Additional features that distinguish 02 from other units are its internal fluids being blue instead of red and having additional mechanical details.[144]
On the shoulders, it has two vertical supports that differ from the Eva-01. The left contains an improved version[145][146]of the Progressive Knife,[147][148]while the right contains the Needle Gun, a firearm capable of firing spikes.[149][150]The unit is predominantly red[151]and differs from previous units in the conformation of the head, shoulder, and chest components. Two of its main features are the ability to bend its torso and a greater resemblance to a human being, while there are no substantial differences in its performance compared to Eva-01.[152]In 2015, Asuka and 02 leftWilhelmshavenfor Tokyo-3,[153]along with the United Nations fleet. During the transport, Eva-02's first real battle took place in the Pacific Ocean, in which it managed to defeat the AngelGaghiel.[154][155]Starting from the fight against the thirteenth Angel,Bardiel,the unit starts to record failures in the operations, hurting Asuka's pride. Following Asuka's mental breakdown, Nerv is forced to request the help of a new Child,Kaworu Nagisa,who becomes its new pilot.[156][157]
In theRebuild of Evangelionmovies, Eva-02 has a different design. During the production, the staff decided to change the unit's head, giving it two small horn-like protrusions located on top of the forehead, designed byTakeshi Honda.Throughout the film, Eva-02 is piloted byMari Makinami,[158]who activates a new mode called The Beast.[159]After activating The Beast Mode, the Eva becomes quadrupedal and unleashes sticks on its shoulders and back and has a jaw with sharp fangs and a green light emitting from its eyes.[160]
Evangelion Unit-03
editUnit 03(Tham hào cơ,Sangōki)is a mass-production model built at Nerv's U.S. first division.[89][161]Due to an accident that occurred at the second division with Eva-04, command over 03 passed to Japan as instructed by the U.S. government.[162]Following the government's decision, the unit is airlifted over the Pacific Ocean to the organization's headquarters.[163]The 03 is almost identical in appearance to the Eva-02,[164]except it is predominantly dark blue,[165]and the shape of its head is closer to Unit 01's. 03's face has more brutal features and lacks the characteristic frontal bulge of the Eva-01.[166]Additional details that distinguish it from the other units are its elongated shoulders, slightly forward-leaning posture, and gait.[167]Once it arrives in Japan, preparations begin for its activation experiment to take place in the city of Matsushiro,Nagano Prefecture,where Nerv's second experimentation site is located. Once its designated pilot, the Fourth ChildToji Suzuhara,[168]boards, the unit goes out of control, opens its jaws, and destroys the fences containing it. It is later revealed that the unit is infected by Bardiel,[169][170]a parasitic Angel that takes control of its body during its flight to Japan headquarters.[171][172]After the incident, Gendo Ikari, the supreme commander of Nerv, identifies it as the thirteenth Angel and gives the order to annihilate it. Eva-03 faces Units 00 and 02 in combat, defeating them without difficulty. In a second encounter, it fights with Eva-01, who breaks its limbs and annihilates it.[173][174]In theRebuild of Evangelionsaga, Eva-03 is piloted by Asuka instead of Suzuhara.[175][176]
Evangelion Unit-04
editUnit 04(Tứ hào cơ,Yongōki)is a Mass-Production Model built in the United States at the American Nerv Second Division, located inNevada.[177]Due to an accident that occurred during a test of experimental insertion of the S2engine, the unit disappears with the second division and all objects within a radius of 89 kilometers[178]in aDirac sea.[179]Its appearance is never shown in the original animated series, but is believed to be silver-white.[180]Official action figures have been produced of the unit,[181]designed and conceived by Yamashita.[182]Its basic appearance is identical to Unit 03 but it has a silver colour.[183]
Mass Production Units (05-13)
editThe Eva Series(エヴァシリーズ,Evashirīzu)includes units 05 through 13, built at various Nerv branches at the behest of the Seele organization to carry out a plan known as the Human Instrumentality Project.[125][184]All units are equipped with S2engines as their power source[185]and a replica of the Lance of Longinus.[184][186]Their basic structure is identical to the Nerv-owned Evas, except for the vertical supports normally placed on the shoulders of the other units.[185]Another different element is the head, which is devoid of optical sensors, and the area in which the cockpit is inserted.[187]Due to the S2element, the units also have strong regenerative capabilities and unlimited uptime.[184][188]All nine Eva Series possess the same shape and coloring, mostly white,[185]and large folding wings located on the back of the trunk,[184]which allow them to fly.[189]These Production Models do not require pilots; instead they have a Dummy Plug, Entry Plug simulators in which the personality of the Fifth Children, Kaworu Nagisa, is inscribed.[89][190]
In the movieThe End of Evangelion,Seele sends all nine Evangelions against Eva-02. The Evas, despite suffering extensive damage from Unit-02 during the fight and being seemingly defeated, managed to reactivate through the S2engine, scarring the enemy's body and devouring its flesh.[191]During the Human Instrumentality Project, the Mass Production Models merge with the Angel Lilith and stab themselves with their lances. At the end of the feature film, once Instrumentality is rejected by Shinji and Lilith is dismembered, the units turn into stone statues and plummet to Earth.[189]Their design by Takeshi Honda is reminiscent of features commonly associated withangelsfrom theOld Testament.[192][149]
Rebuild of Evangelion
editDuring the production of theRebuild of Evangelioninstallments, Yamashita made changes to the armaments and the colors of Eva-00 and the other Evangelions, based on his old sketches for the original series.[193]In the saga, an international agreement called the Vatican Treaty is also mentioned, which forbids a nation from having more than three Eva units.[194]Throughout the films, in addition to the various units already present in the classic series, other Evangelion units are introduced:
- Evangelion 05(エヴァンゲリオン5 hào cơ,Evangerion Gogōki),whose full name is Specialized Seal-Guarding Limited Use Weapon: Artificial Human Evangelion: Local Specifications Model 05(Phong ấn giam thị đặc hóa hình hạn định binh khí nhân tạo nhân gian エヴァンゲリオン cục địa sĩ dạng 仮 thiết 5 hào cơ,Fūin kanshi tokkagata gentei heiki homunkurusu Evangerion kyokuchi shiyō kasetsu Gogōki),is a unit that appeares inEvangelion 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance.It was designed by Yamashita and underwent changes during the production of the film. Unlike the other Evangelions, its walking is not done through two lower limbs, but utilizing a special wheeled system, and it has a spear-shaped arm.[195]The components of the unit were made in computer graphics, except for the close-ups of the head, to avoid errors in movements.[159]In combat it faces the third Angel of theRebuild,giving signs of berserk; both the Eva and the Angel, at the end of the battle, come out destroyed,[196][197]annihilating each other.[198]
- The Mark.06(マークシックス,Mākushikkusu),known as Evangelion 06(エヴァンゲリオン6 hào cơ,Evangerion Rokugōki),is an Evangelion unit featured in the filmEvangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance.[199]It is built on the Moon base Tabgha,[200]placed under the control of the Seele.[159]During the film, it descends from the Moon and is piloted by Kaworu, sporting a halo of light similar to that of 01.[201]
- The Mark.07 is an Evangelion unit that appears inEvangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time.It has beige-colored armor, dark-colored vertical supports, and a head similar to a humanoid skull. During the film, Asuka's Eva-02 and Mari's Eva-08 clash against an army of hundreds of Mark.07s at the epicenter of Second Impact in Antarctica. During the production, Yamashita sketched the units with a different color scheme.[202][203]
- Evangelion 08(エヴァンゲリオン8 hào cơ,Evangerion Hachigōki)is an Evangelion unit introduced in the preview ofEvangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redofeatured at the end of the credits ofEvangelion 2.0.Throughout the film, it is piloted by Mari Illustrious Makinami; it has eight optical sensors.[204]It is predominantly pink, with small inserts of yellow and green. Its full official nomenclature is Evangelion Production Model Custom Type(エヴァンゲリオン chính quy thật dụng hình 8 hào cơ,Evangerion Seiki Vire Kasutamu Hachigōki).[205]
- Evangelion 08+02(エヴァンゲリオン8+2 hào cơ,Evangerion Hachi+Nigōki)is an Evangelion unit introduced in the brief preview ofEvangelion: 3.0+1.0present at the end of theEvangelion 3.0film.[206]Its armor is half red and half pink. This specimen is believed to be the result of a fusion between two previous units, 02 and 08.[207]It does not appear in the film.
- The Mark.09 is an Evangelion unit introduced inEvangelion 3.0.Its armor is predominantly yellow, with small white inserts. Throughout the film, its color scheme changes to black and red. It is piloted by Rei Ayanami and is known by the epithet "Adams' Vessel".[198]
- The Mark.10(エヴァンゲリオンマークテン,Evangerion mākuten)is a black, red, and white Evangelion unit that appeares in3.0+1.0.In the course of the film it attacks Mari's Unit 08, which devours its head in the clash. The unit was unveiled by Anno at the 2020 Bonbori Matsuri festival on August 6, 2020.[208]
- The Mark.11 is an Evangelion that appears in3.0+1.0.It is devoured by Mari's 08 during the overlapping of its own Eva. The unit is black, blue and white.
- The Mark.12 appeares in3.0+1.0.The unit is mostly black and white, and is devoured by Mari's Eva-08.
- Evangelion 13(エヴァンゲリオン đệ 13 hào cơ,Evangerion Jūsangōki)is a unit that appears in theEvangelion 3.0film. Its armor is predominantly purple. It has four eyes and four upper limbs.[209]It is piloted by Shinji Ikari and Kaworu Nagisa and can be activated through two Entry Plugs. Since it cannot generate an AT Field, it is equipped with four drones called RS Hoppers.
- The Evangelion Imaginary(エヴァンゲリオン・イマジナリー,Evuangerion Imajinarī)is an Eva presented in an anti-universe by Gendo to Shinji; Shinji's consciousness sees it in the form of a black crucified Lilith,[210]who during Instrumentality breaks free and transforms into a giant Rei Ayanami. Commander Ikari tries to unleash the Additional Impact in this way to carry out the deicide, replace the Angels and transform everyone into Evangelion, rewriting reality and the consciences of humanity.[211]
The Eva units used by Gendo inEvangelion 3.0+1.0have been compared by the website Otaku Voice to theFour Horsemen of the Apocalypse.[212]Rebuildalso features a mechanical simulator of Evangelion, used by Shinji during a training in the first chapter; its design was compared byShinji Higuchiof Gainax to the God Warrior ofNausicaä of the Valley of the Wind(1984) and to the movements of the Destroid Monster, a machine fromSuperdimensional Fortress Macross.[213]
Other media
editNew units are introduced in video games based onNeon Genesis Evangelion.InMeitantei Evangelion,published in 2007 for PlayStation 2, there is an Evangelion unit called Evangelion Type β(エヴァンゲリオン ất hình,Evangerion Otsugata)that is piloted by Kaworu. It also appears in the video gameShin Seiki Evangelion – Battle Orchestra,in which another Evangelion called Evangelion Unit-α(エヴァンゲリオン giáp hào cơ,Evangerion Kougouki)is introduced,[214]built at Seele's request. In theNeon Genesis Evangelion 2video game, the Eva-01 has new equipment, called Type-F equipment(F hình trang bị,F-gata sōbi).It includes the experimental AFC armor(AFCエクスペリメント,AFC ekusuperimento),a special constricting cover that uses new technology for AT Field use; included in the armor is an A.T.F. deflector(A.T.F. Thiên hướng khí)and a T.A.D. reaction propulsion device(T.A.D.ジェット thôi tiến khí,T.A.D. jetto suishin-ki).[215]The equipment also includes a special anti-phase weapon called Impact Bolt(インパクトボルト,Inpakuto boruto)and the Progressive Dagger. Despite its great attack and defense power, the Type-F equipment weighs thrice than the standard armor, is difficult to maneuver and suffers from instability.[216]
In the spin-offPetit Eva: Evangelion@Schoolsuper-deformed versions of Evangelions are shown: the eldest, Evancho(エヴァンチョー),similar to Eva-01, is a schoolmate of Shinji and the other characters at the Nerv municipal academy, and its language is understood only by Shinji and the other units;[217]its brother, Eva Jiro(エヴァ thứ lang),who attends the Angel school; Evan-chan(エヴァンちゃん),its younger sister, can speak in human language, is initially mostly yellow and then takes on a blue tint; and Eva Bi(エヴァ mỹ),the most anthropomorphic, clumsy, and Asuka-like unit who claims to be German but often uses Japanese mixed with English when speaking.[218]Mari and her Provisional Unit 05 also appear on one cover.[219]
Rebuild's Provisional Unit 05 was used in a pachinko game titledCR Evangerion 〜Hajimari No Fukuin〜(CRヱヴァンゲリヲン 〜 thủy まりの phúc âm 〜),released in 2010, while Eva-04 appeared in another pachinko game calledCR Shinseiki Evangelion: Saigo no shisha(CR tân thế kỷ エヴァンゲリオン ~ tối hậu のシ giả ~).[220]InNeon Genesis Evangelion: Campus Apocalypse,the Eva are not mecha, but individual wieldable weapons used in combat by Shinji and the other characters.[221]They are the manifestations of the deeper inner self of the protagonists; Rei has a spear, Asuka a whip, Kaworu a sword, and Shinji a gun.[222]On February 6, 2015, Studio Khara, producer of theRebuild of Evangelionfilm tetralogy, released the twelfth short film in theJapan Animator Exposeries,Evangelion: Another Impact (Confidential).It introduces an Evangelion unit called Unit Nul, which breaks free during a secret activation test and goes berserk; the purpose and means of its construction are not clear.[223]Its design was handled by Atsushi Takeuchi, who had previously worked for theStar Warsfranchise.[224]A transformable train called 500Type Eva,piloted by Shinji and inspired by the train of the same name dedicated toNeon Genesis Evangelion,also appears in an episode of the 2018 animeShinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion.[225]
Neon Genesis Evangelion: Anima
editSet three years after the events of the concluding filmThe End of Evangelion,the light novel introduces equipment that never appeared in the original animated series. Among other things, Eva-01 features Type-F[226]and CGB equipment, including new vertical supports and a special sensor placed near the horn on its forehead.[227]A new Evangelion mount called UX-1 Allegorica(UX-1 アレゴリカ)is also introduced, which operates via a secure internal N2technology reactor. Anima also features a further evolution of the Eva-01 called Super Evangelion(スーパーエヴァンゲリオン).[228]
- The Evangelion-0.0 Units(Linh hào cơ thí chế II thức cải ・ lĩnh vực chế áp cơ “O・OEVA”,Zerogōki Shisei II-Shiki Aratame Ryōiki Seiatsuki "0・0 EVA")are yellow and white Evangelions built from the remains of the Eva-00 and Eva Series. The Evangelions are equipped with S2engines and piloted by different clones of Rei Ayanami: Rei Quatre, Rei Cinq and Rei Six.[229]
- The Evangelion-02 Type II Unit(エヴァンゲリオン弐 hào cơ II thức,Evangerion nigōki II-shiki)is an evolution of the Eva-02 from the classic series and is predominantly red. The unit's visors and armor are different, given the extensive damage the unit suffered after fighting with the nine serial Eva. The Evangelion is equipped with a special cross-shapedrectenna,located on the back of the torso, which uses microwaves and provides the unit with electricity.[230]Type II is equipped with new mounts that can penetrate Armaros' AT Field, which include a new Pallet Rifle and Magorox blade. The new 02 is equipped with the UX-1 Allegorica, which gives the unit the ability to fly and stability, through which it can also operate on the regolith of the lunar soil.[231]
- The Angel Carriers(エンジェルキャリヤー,Enjeru Kyariyā)are new Eva models, similar to the Mass Production Models that appeared inThe End of Evangelionto take down Asuka. Unlike the mass units, they do not have a Super-Solenoid engine, but a new energy engine called QR Signum.[232]
- The Evangelion EUROII Heurtebize(エヴァンゲリオン・EUROII・ウルトビーズ,Evangerion EUROII urutobīzu)is a white-colored Eva, similar to the 02, equipped, like the Carriers, with the QR Signum. Its main weapon is a huge cruciform spear. Its name comes from Heurtebise, the angel present in the works ofJean Cocteauand associated with the image of a bright mirror.[233]
- Armaros(アルマロス,Arumarosu)is a giant Evangelion that appears on the Moon. It is accompanied by a pair of units called Torwart(トゥーバート,To~ūbāto),known to the Japanese Nerv as Victor(ヴィクタ,Vikutā).Its name comes from the fallen angel of the same name in religious tradition who is said to have revealed the secretname of Godto humans. Its face, similar to that of the Eva-01, features two horns aligned at forehead height, originally envisioned by Yamashita for the design of the 01.[232]
- Crimson A1(クリムゾンA1)is a red-colored hybrid of human and Evangelion, and is the result of Asuka merging with her Evangelion-02 Allegorica following the lunar battle against Armaros. It has the mind of an unconscious small child who is unable to communicate.[234]
Cultural references and interpretations
editThe staff named the mecha after theGreekword ευ-αγγέλιον (euangelion), "gospel", "good news",[235][236]shortened to Eva, to allude toEve.[89][237]According toAnimerica,the name would be related to their task as protectors of humanity.[238]Similar to the biblical Eve, born from the rib of the first man Adam, the Evangelions were conceived as copies of the first Angel Adam.[239][240]Anno said in an interview that he chose it because it sounded "complicated".[241]On another occasion, he claimed to have chosen the word "good news" as the title of the series because of the belief that it would bring "blessing" and happiness.[242]Yūichirō Oguro, curator of extra content of the home video editions of the series, linked the name to the last scene ofNeon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion,in which there is a sequence in which Yui Ikari, kept inside the Eva-01, blesses her son Shinji by telling him that "any place can be a paradise".[243]
The units are also linked with other religious references. In a conversation in the twenty-third episode, Seele claims that eight Eva units have been prepared up to that point and that four more remain; according to the series' filmbooks, the number is a reference to thetwelve apostles.[244]In the theme song,A Cruel Angel's Thesis,Unit 01 is depicted with twelve wings of light, referring to the iconography ofSatan[245]and taking a cue from the mangaDevilman.[246]For the image of the out-of-control Unit 01, which in the nineteenth episode walks on four legs and devours the flesh of an Angel, staff took inspiration from theBuddhistfigures of thepreta.[247]The scene in which Eva-01 is first introduced in the first episode has also been compared toTadao Nagahama'sCombattler V,[248][249]while for Carl Gustav Horn, editor of the North American edition of the manga, the Eva units can be "possibly connected to the legend of theGolem,a giant artificial man which does its creator's bidding ".[250]
Eva's berserk mode has been compared to theberserkerwarriors, as they entered a state of fury that made them fierce and insensitive to pain.[251]After the fight against Zeruel, Unit 01 acquires mankind'sfruit of knowledge,science and rationality,[80][125]and the Angel'sfruit of life,the S2engine,[237][252]becoming a God.[81]An official pamphlet on the series has compared this to theBook of Genesis,which says that whoever eats the two fruits will become like God.[253]InThe End of EvangelionEva-01 is also inflicted withstigmata,[254][255]becomes the tree of life and is defined as anarkthat can save mankind, in reference to the story ofNoah.[125]Moreover, the Umbilical Bridge, the anchoring structure of an Evangelion unit, took inspiration from a technical term used byNASAto define theservice structure,or umbilical tower, that connects theSpace Shuttleto the launch pad.[256][257]Eva's Umbilical Cable has also been similarly likened to a cable intended to connect the main body of the Space Shuttle to the auxiliary engines,[258]theumbilical cordof the fetus[125]and Emperor Neo fromNadia: The Secret of Blue Water,which is powered by a cable that terminates in a similar socket.[259]
The bookEvangelion Glossary(エヴァンゲリオン dụng ngữ sự điển,Evangerion Yougo Jiten)by Yahata Shoten noted how inCraig Thomas'Firefoxthe idea of a fighter pilot's thought-guided weapon capable of controlling missile launches using brain waves is presented.[260]The same book compared the Eva interface to similar technologies presented in science fiction, such as inWilliam Gibson'sNeuromancer;[261]the LCL, on the other hand, resembles realliquid respirationand a technology featured inJames Cameron'sThe Abyss(1989),[262]while the Entry Plug is reminiscent of Dr.John C. Lilly's flotation tank that inspiredKen Russell'sAltered States.[263]Japanese architect and academic Tomoko Sakamoto also noted how images similar to those in2001: A Space Odyssey(1968) appear in the Entry Plug during the activation of the connection between Eva and pilot.[264]
Eva's pilots are called Children. According to writers Kazuhisa Fujie and Martin Foster, the choice of the word may refer to the expression "children of God"mentioned in theNew Testament.[265]The term remains in the plural even in the case of a single subject in the Japanese version,[266]which for the filmbooks of the series constitutes a reference to the various clones of Rei Ayanami.[267]According to Gualtiero Cannarsi, the choice to keep the term in the plural is an homage to Tomino'sIdeonseries.[268]Critics have noted how mecha-related terms such as Umbilical Cable, Children, the name Eva itself, and LCL, similar toamniotic fluid,are related to motherhood.[269]Others, including Oguro,[270][271]have associated the cockpit with the image of a womb.[272][273]Critic Mariana Ortega noted how Asuka in the fourteenth episode compares Eva to a mother's womb and breast, and Shinji in the twentieth episode curls up in a fetal position inside the cockpit; according to her, the mother figure inEvangelionthus becomes literally and metaphorically cannibalistic.[274]
The A10 nerve(A10 thần kinh,A10 shinkei),the main synchronization nerve of the Evangelion neural interface system, has been compared by official material toreal nervesthat are connected to emotions such as anxiety, fear, happiness, and pleasure,[89][275]and play an important role in relation to the emotional perception of love.[276][277]The termnerveis improper, since it is a simplification used in the operative language of Nerv; the acronym A10 indicates theventral tegmental area,otherwise called area A10.[278]According toProtoculture Addictsmagazine, "when humans fall in love or feel close to their family, the part of the brain labeled A-10 comes into play. Strangely, the pilots of Evas have to use this part of their brains to merge with their Eva. That makes them warriors of love, with the power of love to protect their loved ones".[279]According to Yoshiyuki Sadamoto, character designer of the series, "the power of love drives this weapon of mass destruction".[280]
Critics have analyzed Evangelion units, noting how they are organic entities and not machines,[281][282]and classified them ascyborgsinstead of robots.[283][284]Anno said in 1996 that the Evangelions are not really robots, but giants,[285]describing them as modified humans who move via artificial muscles.[248]During an event in 2021, he also describedEvangelionas a "robotic anime"(ロボットアニメ,robot anime),surprising Shinji's voice actressMegumi Ogata.[286]American writerSusan J. Napierhas interpreted the Angels as a representation of theOtherand the Evas as a metaphor for theSelfthat Shinji is called upon to confront in his own personal growth process.[287]Critics and official publications compared the red core in the center of the chest and the limit of operation of the units[288][289]to Ultraman.[290][291]Comic Book Resources's Timothy Donohoo similarly compared the Evangelions to the Ideon from Yoshiyuki Tomino's series of the same name; Donohoo noted how both mecha have a divine nature, seemingly unlimited energy sources, and the ability to read the emotions of their pilots, trying to protect them.[292]Carl Gustav Horn traced influences toSuper Robot 28andGiant Robo.[293]The Entry Plug and Type D equipment, used by Asuka in the tenth episode of the series, have also been juxtaposed with the works ofKenji Yanobe.[294]The Evangelion has been interpreted as a metaphor for the series, produced through emotional efforts by Anno during a difficult time in his life; the constant questions of Shinji, the director's alter ego, who continually wonders why to board the Eva-01 and must make himself emotionally independent from the humanoid, have been interpreted as a symbolic representation of the author's relationship with his work.[295]In the last two episodes Shinji wonders what the reason is for piloting the Eva. According to Sadamoto, the episodes would not focus on him, but on Anno, the true protagonist of the episodes, while mangakaKentaro Takekumainterpreted the act of boarding the Eva as a metaphor for the production of an anime.[296]
Cultural impact
editPopularity and critical reception
editYamashita's mecha design was praised by John Beam ofAnimation Planetmagazine[297]and Martin Theron, a reviewer for theAnime News Networkwebsite, who stated, "The mecha designs [presented inNeon Genesis Evangelion] are among the most distinctive ever produced for an anime series, with sleek, lithe appearances that look monstrous, fearsome, and nimble rather than boxy and knight-like. "[298]Comic Book Resourcesappreciated the Eva-01, which was described as one of the most iconic mechas outside of theGundamfranchise.[299]The same website listed the Eva-13 among the top ten mechas of the 2010s.[300]ForHajime Isayama,author ofAttack on Titan,the design of the mechas is "cool in a way unlike anything that came before it". He particularly praised how Anno directed the animation of the laser beams; according to him, the series is also "jam-packed with the joy of animated expression".[301]Manga authorKatsuhiro Otomodid similar statements.[302]
Screen Rantpraised the mechas and fights, especially those against Israfel, Zeruel, and the Eva Series.[303]According to Erroll Maas, writer for TheGamer, due to the "immense popularity" of the series the Eva-01 became an "internationally recognizable" mecha.[304]In 2010,Yahoo! Japanconducted a survey onEvangelionand its eponymous mecha. Fans of the series were asked if they would enjoy building a 1:1 scale model of an Evangelion and which units they would take as a model.[305]In the first question, the answer was almost unanimously in the affirmative; in the second question, Unit 01 was chosen, with 78% of the total votes.[306]A similar result was recorded in 2016, when the website Charapedia asked its users which machine that appeared in a Japanese animation series they wished to use or pilot; the Eva-01 was the second most popular answer, with almost four hundred preferences.[307]
Merchandise
editAccording to the writer Kazuhisa Fujie and the Italian researcher Guido Tavassi, at first the toys and the various products onNeon Genesis Evangelionmade little money, outclassed by the sales of Rei Ayanami's action figures,[30]"and evenBandaiwas reluctant to market the models of the too unusual and disturbing mecha ".[308]Within a year from the first airing, there was an upsurge of interest inEvangelion,and, after some initial hesitation, Bandai launched "at full speed" to produce toys and models of the series.[309]The mecha's image was used for consumer goods such asAdidasshoes,[310]wine bottles and snacks,[311]bags,[312]sportswear and access-dateries,[313]sweatshirts,[314]gloves,[315]underwear,[316][317]children's clothes[318][319]andtamagotchimodels.[320]Evangelion units were also used in various video games based on the original animated series, as well as some media detached from theEvangelionfranchise, such as in the video gamesKeri hime sweets,Summons Board,[321][322]Puyopuyo!! Quest,[323]Puzzle & Dragons,[324]andSuper Robot Wars.[325][326]
To celebrate the release of the filmEvangelion 1.0: You Are (Not) Alonein 2007, Studio Akiyama put a giant figure of Eva-01 about two meters high at the price of one million yen (about ten thousand U.S. dollars) on sale.[327]In 2010, the formation of a Japanese car team called Evangelion RT-01 apr Corolla for theSuper GTchampionship was announced.[328]At the team's first official competition, the group'sToyota CorollaAxio was repainted with the Evangelion RT-01's color scheme;[329][330]the two racers, Kōki Saga andKosuke Matsuura,competed wearing two reproductions of the suit used by Shinji.[331]Over the next two years, the first car was joined by a repaintedPorsche 911GT3 RS emulating the design of Unit 02 and twoKawasaki Ninja ZX-10Rmotorcycles with the features of 01 and 02.[332][333]In November 2014, the Japanese car company Mitsuoka Motors auctioned off aMitsuoka Orochiinspired by the Eva-01 design, selling for a final price of 16 million yen (approximately $130,000);[334]the event received enough media attention that the company's president, Akio Mitsuoka, entered into an agreement with the car's owner to display it at the Mitsuoka Gallery Azabu in Tokyo for an entire week.[335]In 2015, it was announced that a high-speed train inspired by the design of the Eva-01 would be built, with both Yamashita and Anno being involved in its construction.[336]The train went into operation in November;[337]West Japan Railway Companylater decided to extend service until spring 2018.[338]A new Eva-01 themed train was produced in 2020 and departed fromNagoya'sChubu Centrair International Airport.[339]
Reproductions
editIn 2010, a faithful reproduction of the bust of Eva-01[340][341]was unveiled in the Fuji-Q HighLand amusement park, along with a full-scale model of the Entry Plug.[342]Between 2011 and 2015, projects to build a 1:1 scale replica of the Eva-02 boss in The Beast mode, a hotel room inspired by the Unit 00 Entry Plug,[343][344]and a roller coaster designed and built based on the 01 design[345]were announced. However, due to the2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami,work on the 02 statue was postponed indefinitely.[346]
In 2015, a limited-time event dedicated exclusively toNeon Genesis Evangelionwas inaugurated at the Expasa service area in Ashigara,Shizuoka Prefecture,where a six-meter-tall statue of Eva-01, the largest in the world, was displayed.[347]In 2016, the record was passed to a giant reproduction of 01 with a to-scale model of Longinus' spear in his hands, built inShanghai.The statue was built by Khara, the Heitao Interactive company, and the Shanghai Character License Administrative Corporation. At 24.8 meters high, it entered theGuinness World Recordsin a special category as "the largest Evangelion in the world".[348][349]In 2020, Nagoya promoted an event named Evangelion Chukyo Area Project to celebrate the release ofEvangelion 3.0+1.0,the last installment ofRebuild;a golden statue of Eva-01 was unveiled at Chūbu-Centrair Airport[350]along with a six-meter-high reproduction of the unit at the city's Global Gate Complex.[351]To coincide with the release of the feature film, a specialEvangelion-themed event was held at theTokyo Sky Treein 2021, during which the lights of the tower were illuminated in the colors of theEvangelionunits from theRebuild.[352]
Legacy
editAccording to scholar Guido Tavassi, the "revolutionary" mecha design can be counted among the innovations introduced byNeon Genesis Evangelion,"which, on the one hand, brings the Eva units closer to the human figure, but on the other hand proposes a complete abstraction of the forms of the enemies, the Angels, with a choice that will have an enormous impact on the design of subsequent series of the genre".[308]Maya Phillips, a writer forThe New Yorkermagazine, creditedEvangelionwith redefining the mecha genre and the relationship between pilot and fighting machine. The Evas, according to Phillips, introduce more ambiguity compared to the mecha of the past, being difficult to classify and halfway between Nagai's super robots and Gundam-like real robots; according to the writer, the anime, although indebted to the past series, "was perhaps the first to imagine the humanasmachine, and vice versa ".[353]The new element for Phillips is the frightening and dangerous nature of the humanoids, unknown until then to mainstream anime.[353]
Eva-01's design inspiredNobuhiro Watsukifor the appearance of the giant Fuji, one of the characters in his workRurouni Kenshin.[354]Neon Genesis Evangelion's influence has also been traced by critics to the mecha designs of series that came later, such asBrain Powerd,Gasaraki,Dual! Parallel Trouble Adventure,DevadasyandReideen,a 2003 remake of the 1975 seriesBrave Raideen.[355]The fight sequence between Asuka's Eva-02 and the nine Eva Series present inEndwas an inspiration for animators such as Yoshimichi Kameda and Yokota Takumi, character designer ofLove Live! Nijigasaki High School Idol Club.[356][357]The design of theDigimonArgomon bears similarities to Eva-01, particularly for its color scheme.[358]The Edge of Spider-Geddonalso introduces mechas called SP//dr[359][360]and Ven#m, which are visually similar to Evangelion units.[361]
Possible homages to the series' mechas have also been traced inHeroes of the Storm's Genji,[362]D.Va's mecha fromOverwatch,[363]the Sentinels from the Marvel comic bookMystique,[364]an episode of the US cartoonInvader Zim,[365]the final form of Carnage Kabuto fromOne-Punch Man[366]and Alexandrite fromSteven Universe.[367]According toUSgamer,there is also a mention of Type D equipment in the Gold Saucer inFinal Fantasy VII.[368]ComicBook.comsimilarly interpreted a scene fromMy Hero Academiain which the character of Muscular mentions that he has "twelve thousand layers" of his muscle armor as a reference to a line fromThe End of Evangelionin which Asuka says that Eva-02 has "twelve thousand plates of fortified armor"; the website also noted thatMy Hero AcademiaauthorKohei Horikoshideclared himself a fan ofEvangelion.[369]Pacific Rimhas also been compared toEvangelionby critics; giant robots with aesthetic similarities to Evangelion units appear in the film, piloted via a neural connection aided by a special liquid that is similar to LCL.Guillermo del ToroandTravis Beacham,director and screenwriter of the feature film, respectively, have stated that they were not directly influenced byNeon Genesis Evangelion,saying that they only saw the series after they had already conceivedPacific Rim.[370]In 2016, actressAyame Gorikicosplayed as Eva-01 in a preview of the first episode ofRental no koi,aJapanese television dramathat aired in January 2017.[371]A group of researchers from Tokyo Medical and Dental University in 2021 published a study on a liquid capable of delivering oxygen to mice and pigs through the anus; the technique was dubbed by Takanori Takebe, author of the study, as the "EVA method" (enteral ventilation via anus) after the Eva units.[372]
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