Given the energy generation of the beam cannon equipped Eva at that distance, it seems like it’s flying while carrying an enormous amount of stress.

♻️Spinning around

Because it’s a disposable weapon…

Evacopter!

I don’t really understand, but can you just easily create something like this Eva?

>>8

Wasn’t Shin Eva made in a way similar to the “kamaage” style?

>>8

Humans can be turned into EVAs, so they can be mass-produced endlessly.

That’s taking disposable too far, isn’t it?

The L barrier touched by Lilin somehow turns into Eva.

In the TV version of the world, the repair costs of weapons are so high that it is said that a single country could topple, and we hear sarcastic remarks from important people about it, but I don’t know about the world after the new theatrical version, especially after the Near-Saga.

Once it gets to that point, money doesn’t matter anymore…

Eva is falling all around here, after all…

How did you process it with only Madō and Professor Fuyutsuki there?

>>16

That kind of thing can probably be solved with Eva.

In the beginning, I wonder if Ayanami Rei was working on it…

It’s more like I’ve made so much that I’m not sure what to do with it, right?

For now, let’s launch it and hit the opponent!

Since it’s become something like an Apostle, is the premise of needing a pilot no longer there?

The technology for dummy plugs has probably advanced around there… maybe.

I wonder if Eva, who is in charge of the processing, is also here.

For the time being, it’s a world where anything that flies has shoulder boards attached.

It’s amazing how it can float through repulsion and spin turbines… the power of human rejection.

What is that plate on your shoulder?

>>25

Since it’s a part resembling angel wings, it probably has a ritualistic significance.

>>25

Evangelion

The environment where I can provide as many Evas as needed makes it evident in an unpleasant visual way.

If it were a non-artificial Eva, then we shouldn’t just throw away former humans.

>>29

Even if you preach ethics to NERV…

It seems that Winter Moon-sensei was thinking that Ritchan and the various NERVs from different countries were doing some easy work.

>>30

If it hadn’t happened near, I wouldn’t have been able to do it, and I don’t think that way.

Those goofy machines somehow feel like they might be the concept of Professor Fuyutsuki.

A life hack to ease the discomfort towards Vunder by introducing a group of quirky mechs.

When it comes to who created it, I can only think of the original concept being by Mr. Fuyutsuki.

Still, the pen is flowing too well.

Ritsuko’s specialty is (biological) computers…

Both EVA and MAGI are really impressive just for being able to be operated by inheriting them from the developers.

I want to enjoy the lawlessness of Teacher Fuyutsuki in the complete records of Q and Shin.

There are too few discussions about what happened after the technological system changed so much after the Near-Sar.

Fuyutsuki seems to be good at using what is available, but Ritsuko is able to create Gaius’s spear…

>>40

That’s exactly the repurposing of stolen data.

Shin’s Eva is basically pitiful.

>>43

The original plan for the Nicoichi No. 2 is also strange, isn’t it?

It’s a magnificent single column formation.

Is this a single column formation…?

I wonder why NERV is developing and invading with seemingly endless resources, while WILLE always seems to be barely getting by.

>>45

The NHG was already somewhat completed in estimation, but the ship’s equipment was insufficient.

I think NERV is also strapped for resources, except for the seemingly limitless Evangelions.

>>45

I wonder why NERV has the upper hand even though there are quite a few people at WILLE.

Is Master Fuyutsuki too powerful?

You look like an evil scientist from a 70s robot anime, Professor Fuyutsuki.

>>46

They used to call me a gargoyle…

After the Near-Sar, Gendo and Fuyutsuki were fired and fled to Tibet.

Instead, Commander Kaworu and Kaji-kun will become the new top of NERV.

What happened from there?

>>47

It seems like it will remain unknown for a long time unless it is revealed in the complete recorded collection.

I can understand up to two pieces, but the real designer’s sensibility behind the vacuum pack is amazing…

Since Professor Fuyutsuki is too much of a balance breaker if allowed to work as a technical researcher, I will keep her in the position of vice commander.

Isn’t it different from a headless one on the ground if it’s specifically the Mark 4 series?

Is the Eva core around here the Infinity that sprouted from the Air-Saw?

The relation to Unit 4, which disappeared in the incident, is also unclear, right Mark 4?

No matter how many times I see it, it’s too gross…

It’s not just the technology; one can maintain a humanoid form with spirit within the barrier, and various things are strange.

>>59

If they have already clarified the phenomenon of possibly becoming core and understand the reasoning behind it, then it must be a theory that can be addressed…

Vire has to take care of the evacuees too.

The villager side has to support the surviving people, so aren’t the resources being taken over there?

I have a lot of things other than Nemesis and Eva.

>>62

That’s also Mark.04C, in other words, an Eva.

Are you going to self-reproduce or something?

The Eva type tends to become something extremely blasphemous that I imagined, making it hard to get into…

Unit 2 and Unit 8 are for combat, so there might not be any room for work.

I like the weapon construction made from Unit 4 as it resembles Ed Gein.

>>66

The fact that a half-formed human shape and its functions remain instead is, on the contrary, quite eerie…

Personally, it reminds me of Sid’s modified toys from Toy Story.

By the way, it seems like Unit 02 didn’t get repaired since the silhouette of its entry plug is shattered when it undergoes Apostolic transformation.

I can’t believe you’re still moving in that condition…

It felt like Eva was an unstable weapon that couldn’t be controlled, but after the Near-Sight, it’s now completely under control.

>>68

Except for some weirdly designed ones, everything is working properly from the beginning.

>>68

Starting from 1, there were difficulties with control due to issues arising during manufacturing.

If there is a fully developed natural product from the start, there may be no problem.

I ended up missing the manga that was distributed during one of the movie’s showings; I wonder if it’s published somewhere.

>>69

It is included with voice in the bonus disc of Shin Evangelion.

It seems that the Apostles and the Eva are the same, so in the end, as long as there is a core, appearance doesn’t matter, right?

I wonder if Fuyutsuki designed the terrifying Eva that appeared in Shin Evangelion.

I don’t want this kind of toy even if it comes out.

I don’t really understand how many times Shin’s Adam (Lilith) is.

>>76

I don’t really understand what happened to the in-story layers since it ended with concepts and meta techniques, and it feels like it doesn’t matter anyway.

First, the new theatrical version of Eva seems to be significantly easier to control and has a core replacement capability compared to the TV version.

Even if a few machines go berserk and behave oddly, it would just be a margin of error in that world.

I wonder if this was carefully bagged by the Ayanami series…

>>80

It seems that it can control Mark 7 to some extent.

Didn’t you have those guys do the simple tasks?

>>80

I’m sticking the end of the huge vacuum cleaner in and sucking the air out…

Leggendo, armgendo, dronngendo

In the end, is the Unit 4 that supposedly disappeared after an accident with Mk4 related?

In the USJ attractions, there seemed to be some developments after that, such as the emergence of the new equipment, Unit 4.

I wonder how the economy in that world can produce something like this in mass.

Where’s the patron, anyway?

>>85

I mean, this guy’s probably just about the price of a vacuum pack and a drone part, right?

The design is too awesome, really.

Destruction of dignity

There’s something gross on my back!

There’s something gross on my back!

Hooah

>>89

Terrible

>>89

Doesn’t it look like they are embracing each other from the front?

>>89

Aren’t they sticking together face to face based on the direction they’re facing?

Regardless of likes or dislikes, if an unknown guy says “I’m going to hug you and seal it,” anyone would put up their AT field…

If I were stuffed into a plastic bag and had the air sucked out by some guy I don’t know, even I would deploy my AT Field.

>>93

She might have been a cute girl originally…

Well, it’s currently Eva.

Is it fun to bully Eva?

It’s still a lot better just to maintain a human form.

What do you mean by letting just the arms fly out and attack?

It’s kind of a bit naughty…

I think the cost isn’t just the production cost.

When it comes to scenes that feel like a manufacturing process, I’ve only seen the part where Unit 13 is being lifted up from some gross sphere…

Mr. Fuyutsuki, well…