Groups

WILLE's winged flagship in the later Rebuild films, a flying battleship that draws power from the captured Evangelion Unit-01 and can carry an entire naval fleet aloft on its A.T. Field. Under Captain Misato Katsuragi it wages war on NERV…

A United Nations orbital weapons platform glimpsed in Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, built to rain N² mines down from low Earth orbit. Its bombardment of the Eighth Angel marks its only appearance, and the attack fails to slow the…

An armored NERV transport appearing in Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone. Little on record describes the vehicle beyond its designation, which marks it as an improved, fully bulletproofed carrier within the organization's ground fleet.

The Hakone research complex where the Evangelion project begins. Officially a United Nations facility, it fronts for the secret organization Gehirn and hosts Project E, the effort to study the giant discovered in Antarctica and to build…

The joint force formed when the Autobots and NERV pool their strength in the Transformers x Evangelion crossover. Born after Starscream's defeat, the alliance turns two very different wars, against Decepticons and against Angels, into a…

The heroic Transformers faction as it appears in the Transformers x Evangelion crossover. Led by Optimus Prime, the team lands on Earth to battle the Angels after Starscream seizes control of one of them, and eventually joins forces with…

A NERV installation built around a single prisoner: the Third Angel, sealed at the bottom of a vast egg-shaped structure ringed by water. Run jointly by Europe and Russia, the base names its inner zones after the circles of Hell, and its…

The NERV facility standing over ground zero of Second Impact at Earth's former South Pole. Ringed by haloed crosses and a colossal seraph geoglyph, it becomes the stage for Operation Yamato, the last battle between WILLE and NERV in the…

Every major Angel engagement is directed from this cavernous chamber inside Central Dogma. NERV's operations hub pairs a stepped command tower with a holographic battlefield projection and a massive forward screen, placing the entire chain…

A warring robot faction from Transformers crosses into the Evangelion universe in the collaboration manga Transformers Mode "EVA", where the ghost of a slain officer merges with an Angel and forces the defenders of two worlds into an…

Hidden in the depths of Central Dogma, this facility stores the soulless Rei Ayanami vessels said to serve as the cores of the Dummy System. Its tank of LCL and preserved brain apparatus echo the technology behind the Evangelions' entry…

Tokyo-3 Middle School students form their own musical group in two Sega Saturn Evangelion games. With Shinji on keys, Hikari and Mayumi sharing vocals, and Kensuke writing the songs, the band offers the pilots a rare stretch of ordinary…

Europe's arm of the Evangelion program in the Rebuild films builds and manages units under IPEA oversight. Its German branch produced Unit-02 and ran the Shikinami Series project, while its Paris facility becomes the target of a daring…

Two pilots, two spears, and no A.T. Field of its own: NERV's so-called Final Executor towers over every other unit in the Rebuild films. Built to trigger Fourth Impact and to carry Gendo's plan into Minus Space, it is the machine at the…

White armor over Unit-02's leftover flesh: NERV Germany's entry in the Evangelion arms race appears in the ANIMA novels with Hikari Horaki in the pilot seat. Half its control rests with a dummy system, and traces of Kyoko Zeppelin Sohryu…

The last Evangelion of the ANIMA continuity stands 120 meters tall and carries the residual energy of Third Impact in a black disc on its back. Misato names it with the hope that no world will ever need to build another one.

Spike-legged drones swarm Asuka's Unit-02'β in the opening minutes of Evangelion 3.0. The Mark.04A guards the Tesseract holding Unit-01 in orbit, flying on its A.T. Field and punching through enemy barriers with a field-negating attack of…

Disguised as part of the Tesseract itself, this Nemesis Series trap unfolds into whips of metallic thread that bend light into lasers no A.T. Field can stop. Only a shot from the imprisoned Unit-01 ends its ambush on Asuka during Operation…

Rising from the sea as crosses of red light, these disc-shaped giants nearly drag the AAA Wunder out of the sky. Each Mark.04C hides dozens of cores behind sixty-four pylons, meaning no single shot can ever put one down for good.

Built in secret on the Moon and sent down to Earth bearing a halo, SEELE's so-called true Evangelion halts Near Third Impact with a single thrown spear. By the third Rebuild film the once-divine Mark.06 has been reduced to a headless…

A beige, skull-faced swarm machine fielded by NERV in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. The Mark.07 carries no weapons and no pilot; produced in uncountable numbers, these units overwhelm WILLE by ramming targets at speed and merging…

NERV's Mark.09 tears into WILLE's flagship in Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo, flown by a Rei Ayanami clone. Its entire body doubles as a core, letting it fight on headless and regenerate from nearly anything, and it is named the…

Rebuilt from the destroyed Mark.09, the Mark.09-A is the yellow-and-black Vessel of the Adams that reclaims the AAA Wunder in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. Flown by an Advanced Ayanami Series clone, it hands the ship to Fuyutsuki…

The red-and-black Vessel of the Adams that rules the NHG Erlösung in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. Marked with the Roman numeral X and flown by an Advanced Ayanami Series clone, the Mark.10 corners Unit-08γ in the final battle…

Blue-trimmed master of the NHG Erbsünde and one of the four Adams vessels in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. The Mark.11 bears the Roman numeral XI on its mask and ends its only battle bitten in half by the tiger-shaped A.T. Field…

The silver Vessel of the Adams bound to the NHG Gebet in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. Wearing the Roman numeral XII, the Mark.12 is the last of the three vessels facing Unit-08γ; its defeat happens offscreen, confirmed only when…

A grotesque artillery platform from Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time: four fused Evangelion torsos steadying a positron cannon that crawls on drill-tipped tentacles. Fed by chains of Mark.44B generators, it anchors NERV's defense of…

Twin-headed flying drones built from paired Evangelion bodies, the Mark.44A swarms Paris in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time. Rotor-like pylons replace its limbs, a lance echoing the Spear of Longinus juts from its front, and Unit-08…

An armless power plant in Evangelion form: the Mark.44B links two Evangelion torsos into a generator that exists purely to feed the Mark.4444C's positron cannon. Fielded at Paris in Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon A Time, the entire…

Mari Makinami Illustrious's first ride: a four-legged, claw-armed Evangelion built to watch over the sealed Third Angel at Bethany Base. Opening Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance, Unit-05 runs the escaped Angel down on drill wheels and…

Three orbital sentinels from the ANIMA novels, built by fusing Unit-00's remains with External S² Engines scavenged from the Mass Production Evas. Each Unit-0.0 carries a dormant Rei clone, and together they form the Sword of Damocles…

The prototype Evangelion of the Rebuild film series, a golden-yellow unit piloted by Rei Ayanami. After shielding Unit-01 against the Sixth Angel it is rebuilt with production-style armor, and it meets its end in a self-sacrificing missile…

A one-legged sniper Evangelion from the ANIMA continuation, rebuilt around the core salvaged from Unit-00' after the Armisael battle. Anchored as NERV Japan's final line of defense, it trades nearly all mobility for the Angel's Backbone,…

The spacefaring refit of Unit-00 Type F in the ANIMA continuation. Fitted with Allegorica flight equipment under Rei Six's control, the sniper Evangelion gains the ability to climb from Earth's surface all the way into space.

An upgraded loadout for Unit-01 in the ANIMA continuation, pairing the familiar purple giant with bulkier Type B armor built from anti-Angel battle data. Meant as a combat refit, it ends up a weapons testbed, overshadowed by the Type F…

A close-quarters loadout for Unit-01 devised in the ANIMA timeline to counter SEELE's coming Mass Production Evangelions. Stripped of horn and weapon racks and armed with bayoneted handguns, it never leaves the drawing board once Type F…

Unit-01 wearing the Type F armor, a heavy A.T. Field experiment that turns extra mass into speed. Born in the Neon Genesis Evangelions game and central to ANIMA's opening act, it holds the line against the Mass Production Evas and later…

The scarlet Production Model of the Rebuild films, flown by Asuka Shikinami Langley and, in one desperate battle, by Mari. The first Eva purpose-built to kill Angels, it hides a shapeshifting combat code called the Beast beneath its…

A proposed heavy-armor conversion of Unit-02 in the ANIMA continuity, abandoned before completion. Built around fixed arm-mounted curved swords rather than exotic cannons, it is the close-combat member of the Type F family that never…

The Stage 2 rebuild of Unit-02 in the ANIMA continuation, patched together after a spear through the head and cut loose from the umbilical cable. Fed microwave power through a cross-shaped rectenna, it serves as Asuka's weapon against the…

Unit-02 Type II wearing the UX-1 Allegorica flight frame, a winged centaur configuration that carries Asuka from Lake Ashi to the Moon. Its reconnaissance hunt for Armaros costs her a comrade, the machine's shape, and very nearly her own…

The black Production Model of the Rebuild films, shipped from America and possessed by the Ninth Angel before it ever fights as an Evangelion. Asuka sits in its entry plug during the doomed activation test that ends with Unit-01 tearing…

The phantom Evangelion of the Rebuild films, a next-generation testbed that dies offscreen. An accident with its experimental engine wipes out NERV's second branch and everything for eighty kilometers around, and no official design for it…

A pink-armored Evangelion fielded by WILLE in the Rebuild film series and piloted by Mari Makinami Illustrious. Officially designated Production Model Custom Type-08α, it debuts in Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo as a support unit…

A phantom Evangelion glimpsed only in the preview attached to Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo. Unit 8+2 grafts the wreckage of Unit-02'β's head onto the intact Unit-08β, splits its paint down the middle, and cuts through an army of…

Ancient extraterrestrial beings credited with seeding life across the galaxy in Evangelion lore. Known as FAR for short, they built the Seeds of Life, the moon vessels that carried them, the Dead Sea Scrolls, and the Spears of Longinus,…

The covert research body that preceded NERV in Neon Genesis Evangelion. Working out of the UN Artificial Evolution Laboratory in Hakone under SEELE's watch, Gehirn built the Magi supercomputers and laid the scientific groundwork for the…

A watchdog body from the Shin Japan Heroes Universe crossover that tracks unexplained phenomena around the world. G.U.E.K. debuts in the Shin 765 Operation attraction, where its secretary enlists participants against threats ranging from…

A five-seat body that poses as a United Nations committee overseeing NERV while actually operating as SEELE's innermost circle. Chaired by Keel Lorenz and convening only by video conference, it steers the hidden agenda behind the Human…

Mysterious even by Rebuild standards, the IPEA answers to the United Nations while operating apart from NERV. Its initials expand to International Project Evangelion Agency; the group guards the sealed Unit-02 under Vatican Treaty terms,…