RahOtaku wrote:If the Lance of Longinus is supposed to stop complementation then why does Complementation start when the Eva Series pierce their cores with it?

RahOtaku wrote:Also why does Seele go through all the trouble to build LoL's for the Eva series if it would destroy their plans?

RahOtaku wrote:What kind of guide would facilitate their own downfall?

Besides that Fuyutski said the lance was key to Seele's process of Complementation.

RahOtaku wrote:Now the Eva2 game directly contradicts the Series.
So how can you say this is canon?

RahOtaku wrote:
You say GAINAX says this is canon? Can you show that?

Human Complementation project :
- It's a project to elevate humans into a being close to gods. S2 unit is the "base" of god, and Evas are the "body" of god. Once the human souls are merged into them both, and our "last natural enemy", the fail safe device Longinus spear is destroyed, nothing then can stop the process of the complementation. SEELE consider themselves superior humans and our "guides" for completing such process.
-EVA2 Game-

If you actually read, you would discover that it is more than that.
It can also be used to accelerate the process.-Sharpkun-

I don't, Gainax do. Sorry, they rank quite a lot higher than you in saying if something is canon.
You've glanced at it and dismissed it, as it is the final nail in the coffin of your argument.-Sharpkun

Now where does Gainax say that it accelerates the process? Are you ignoring that the lance is the only thing that can stop complementation?

RahOtaku wrote: I'm sorry I think am can read.

Perhaps you can read it outload to me where it says it accelerates anything?color]





[color=blue] Now where does Gainax say that it accelerates the process? Are you ignoring that the lance is the only thing that can stop complementation?

Go to their site and read for yourself:

http://www.gainax.co.jp/news/index....2003&month=8#22

Thats the original announcement. Its either in there, or not far from there. Given thow long ago it was, I'm not going hunting through Gainax's site for something we already know.-Sharpkun-

As far as I've read, it doesn't say it's canon.

RahOtaku wrote:As far as I've read, it doesn't say it's canon.

RahOtaku wrote:Nope it still doesn't say it's canon.

Only you say it's canon. Are you GAINAX?

just keep playing around in the puzzling world of Eva to discover clues about the "Official Answer," which GAINAX is said to have presented in the game.

Fuzzy Chickens wrote:As far as I am concerned, if it's not directly from the tongue or the pen of Anno, it doesn't count.

To solve the mysteries you must understand the world of Eva itself.
The Eva 2 game draws you into the world of Eva once again. During production, the developers did their best to understand everything about Eva, and tried to incorperate what they learned into the game. Without their efforts, it would've been impossible to re-create the world of Eva. Hiroshi Shibamura of Alfa System prepared a thick questionaire and conducted an interview with Hideaki Anno, the director of both TV series and the films, that lasted more than ten hours. The interview included questions such as, "What do you think about each of the Gundam series?" (to further understand the story behind Eva). Director Anno and his staff answered the questions frankly, and the game reflects that.
However, it won't be easy to find answers. The quickest way to gather clues is to play the game repeatedly in as many different roles as possible, such as Gendou (you never know if he's telling the truth). And after all of the hard work, much of the information obtained may turn out to be contradictory or just plain false. That is because a correct answer from the standpoint of one particular character isn't necessarily correct from the standpoint of another. On the other hand, mystery-solving is only a part of it. Instead of trying so hard to find the right answers, just keep playing around in the puzzling world of Eva to discover clues about the "Official Answer," which GAINAX is said to have presented in the game.-Entire Article-

To solve the mysteries you must understand the world of Eva itself.

The Eva 2 game draws you into the world of Eva once again.

During production, the developers did their best to understand everything about Eva, and tried to incorperate what they learned into the game.

Without their efforts, it would've been impossible to re-create the world of Eva.

Hiroshi Shibamura of Alfa System prepared a thick questionaire and conducted an interview with Hideaki Anno, the director of both TV series and the films, that lasted more than ten hours.

The interview included questions such as, "What do you think about each of the Gundam series?" (to further understand the story behind Eva).

Director Anno and his staff answered the questions frankly, and the game reflects that.

However, it won't be easy to find answers. The quickest way to gather clues is to play the game repeatedly in as many different roles as possible, such as Gendou (you never know if he's telling the truth).

And after all of the hard work, much of the information obtained may turn out to be contradictory or just plain false.

That is because a correct answer from the standpoint of one particular character isn't necessarily correct from the standpoint of another.

Instead of trying so hard to find the right answers, just keep playing around in the puzzling world of Eva to discover clues about the "Official Answer," which GAINAX is said to have presented in the game.-

Now it gets down to the point. They aren't providing any answers. It's an alternate Universe with programmers that think Eva's should look like Gundams. Have you seen the f-type Armor? Eva's are organic beings. They aren't mechs.

The F-type armor was made by the game designer, just like those explanations that you are say are CANON. Anno didn't create f-type armor or these off the wall explanations. How can this be canon? Because Anno had an interview? Oh Great, will the Eva Live Action film be Canon also?

Next we'll have Shining Eva, Wing Eva, Justice Eva, etc. (this is a nameplay with Gundam names.)

The only official answer I've found is that Evangelion 2 is in the following statement:

"And after all of the hard work, much of the information obtained may turn out to be contradictory or just plain false."

RahOtaku wrote:That's the entire Article.




That's correct. And I doubt these computer programmers do.



Yes, as all games start with, the phrase, " Enter the Amazing world of ........



Yes they did try their best. Is this canon? I certainly don't think so.



They did re-create a world of Eva. They Re-created an alternate universe.



What I wouldn't do to see that Questionaire. Now, ADV also had an interview with Anno for a long time. Is The EVA Live action film also canon then?



This shows us how much the Computer programmers know about Evangelion. They ask questions about Gundam. Their knowledge of Evangelion is now becoming quite questionable.




Have you seen interviews with Anno? I have, and he doesn't go into details at all. if you ask him if he likes Shinji. He'll say I don't like Shinji. If the programers are asking about Gundam? What kind of idea of Eva are they getting?



This statement is a marketing scheme to get you to play this game over and over again.

Great now the makers tell us this, "you never know if he's telling the truth"

Does that Sound Canon? It doesn't to me.



Once again it is amazingly not canon.



Great now there's going to be a lot of answers that aren't true.



Now it gets down to the point. They aren't providing any answers. It's an alternate Universe with programmers that think Eva's should look like Gundams. Have you seen the f-type Armor? Eva's are organic beings. They aren't mechs.

The F-type armor was made by the game designer, just like those explanations that you are say are CANON. Anno didn't create f-type armor or these off the wall explanations. How can this be canon? Because Anno had an interview? Oh Great, will the Eva Live Action film be Canon also?

Next we'll have Shining Eva, Wing Eva, Justice Eva, etc. (this is a nameplay with Gundam names.)

The only official answer I've found is that Evangelion 2 is in the following statement:

"And after all of the hard work, much of the information obtained may turn out to be contradictory or just plain false."

Reichu wrote:Gratuitous bumpage, since I found myself linking to this thread the other day.

Ornette wrote:But that doesn't explain why the first 3 Angels went to Tokyo-3, before Adam was delivered.