![]() ![]() A "Second Ancestral Race" would then create the Spear of Longinus in an attempt to defeat them, scattering the dormant Angels around the globe in case anyone tried to reactivate the humanoids. The first of the two, known as the "First Ancestral Race", would create artificial humanoids Evangelion, which would then rebel against their creators causing their extinction. Īnother scenario planned two ancient prehistoric civilizations equipped with advanced technology appeared on Earth before the appearance of humanity. For their number, the authors took inspiration from the twelve apostles of the Lamb that are mentioned in the book of Revelation, but the idea of multiple clashes on the Moon was abandoned and recycled for the battle against the Mass Production Models in the 1997 theatrical conclusion. In the twenty-fourth episode, titled "Now, the Promised Time" ( 今、契約時間, ima, keiyaku jikan), there would be a great lunar battle against twelve Apostolos humans would realize their helplessness in the face of their enemies' overwhelming superiority and "the promised time" would approach. Raziel, described in the original project as a "metal Angel", would have had more anthropomorphic features than Sachiel, similar to those of a giant. The first episode would have featured a confrontation between the Eva-01, which is piloted by Rei, and an Angel named Raziel, which was later replaced with Sachiel. The project was shelved during the production, but the ideas were recycled for the Angels Ramiel and Sahaquiel. The second enemy would appear in the twelfth episode of the series, "An Eighteen-Second Miracle" ( 18秒の奇跡, 18-byō no kiseki ) Turel would also perform a suicide attack using its body. The first, an "optical combat weapon of light energy condensed into a solid state", would have had a polygonal body and would have been equipped with a rotating, crystal-shaped organ that would be capable of capturing electromagnetic energy from the environment and hurling it against its enemies. The initial scenario also included the introduction of two Apostolos named Shateiel ( シャテイエル, Shateieru), which was described as the "Angel of silence" and Turel ( テゥレル, Tureru), "the rock of God". The original authors intended there to have been twenty-eight enemies, the first of which, Adam, would have been found in the Dead Sea region but destroyed in an explosion fifteen years before the events of the series. The Apostolos would have been the servants and apostles of the giant Adam, the divine sentinel of a distant alien race formed long before humanity, drawing on Hogan's evolutionary and science fiction themes. Clarke's short story "The Sentinel" and 2001: A Space Odyssey. According to Gualtiero Cannarsi, the editor who was in charge of the first Italian-language edition of the series, the Gainax studio members might have been inspired by James P. These enemies were referred to as simple weapons with almost no biological component. In one early draft, which was published about two years before airing, Gainax included enemies named Apostolos ( アポストロ, aposutoro), which they conceived as ancient relics scattered all over the globe and left in hibernation by a species called "First Ancestral Race" ( 第1始祖民族, dai'ichi shiso minzoku). Sadamoto's original draft depicting the Angel Sachielĭuring the making of Neon Genesis Evangelion, the production staff decided to set the work on a battle between gods and humans. Their designs have been praised by critics and animation enthusiasts, and influenced subsequent animated series. The characteristics and functions of each Angel are deliberately similar to those of their namesakes in ancient sacred texts. Their names, which are revealed in the fourteenth and twenty-third episodes of the series, refer to the namesake angels of the Judeo-Christian tradition, except for Adam and Lilith. The Angels appear in works from the animated series, in spin-off manga, video games, visual novels, in the yonkoma manga Petit Eva: and the film tetralogy Rebuild of Evangelion. To counter the Angels' invasion, Nerv builds the Evangelions, mechas that just like the Angels have a force field called an AT Field. Most of the Angels originate from an entity called Adam, but the eighteenth specimen, humanity, is descended from Lilith, the second Angel. In the original animated work, almost all of the Angels are antagonists of mankind who repeatedly try to reach the headquarters of the special agency Nerv in the city of Tokyo-3. Angels also appear in the manga adaptation of the same name, which was illustrated by Yoshiyuki Sadamoto. 'apostles') are fictional entities from the anime television series Neon Genesis Evangelion, which was produced by Gainax studio and directed by Hideaki Anno. Staff added it during the production of the series, after studies on Christianity Lilith, the second Angel, originally introduced as Adam. ![]()
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