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| description=The Evangelion Unit-Zahllos - Carestia is a fork of Evangelion units, aimed at personifying the pilot. Designed to function in a larger variety of Environments, with built-in wings and rear mounted jets. It lacks the 'modularity' of the mainline fork of Evangelion units and standard sealing armors, in favor of representing the 'Ego' of the pilot and its ability to Evolve with them from its baseline. | | description=The Evangelion Unit-Zahllos - Carestia is a fork of Evangelion units, aimed at personifying the pilot. Designed to function in a larger variety of Environments, with built-in wings and rear mounted jets. It lacks the 'modularity' of the mainline fork of Evangelion units and standard sealing armors, in favor of representing the 'Ego' of the pilot and its ability to Evolve with them from its baseline. | ||
Latest revision as of 03:57, 13 July 2022
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| Full Name: | Evangelion Unit-Zahllos - Carestia |
| Source: | Evangelion Series |
| Mechanical Details: | Large Refined Evangelion. Manual Controls. |
| Faction(s): | NERV |
| Pilot(s): | Eisen Daiwel |
The Evangelion Unit-Zahllos - Carestia is a fork of Evangelion units, aimed at personifying the pilot. Designed to function in a larger variety of Environments, with built-in wings and rear mounted jets. It lacks the 'modularity' of the mainline fork of Evangelion units and standard sealing armors, in favor of representing the 'Ego' of the pilot and its ability to Evolve with them from its baseline.
History
The Carestia was first fielded during the initial re-appearance of Renais Cardiff into Tokyo.
