The Spear of Junctionus is a crossover weapon from episode 21 of Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion Z, a javelin echoing the Spear of Longinus that Shinji Ikari summons for the Shinkalion Z 500 μSky TYPE EVA. A single throw of it settles the fight against the rampaging Oni EVA.
Junctionus, rendered Bunkinus no yari in Japanese, appears in "Sortie, Shinkalion Z 500 TYPE EVA", the 21st episode of Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion Z. Its silhouette deliberately recalls the Spear of Longinus from the Evangelion franchise.
The spear works as a thrown finisher. Hurled at the Oni EVA in mid-jump and used alongside the μSky Blade, it punches through the enemy's torso, paralyzing it in the air before its final destruction.

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The Spear of Junctionus is a crossover weapon from Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion Z, a javelin whose silhouette deliberately echoes the Spear of Longinus from the Evangelion franchise.
The Spear of Junctionus appears in "Sortie, Shinkalion Z 500 TYPE EVA", the 21st episode of Shinkansen Henkei Robo Shinkalion Z.
Shinji Ikari summons the Spear of Junctionus into battle while piloting the Shinkalion Z 500 μSky TYPE EVA, the only known user of the weapon.
The Spear of Junctionus is modeled after the Spear of Longinus, sharing its javelin-like design as a visual homage to the Evangelion franchise.
The Spear of Junctionus works as a thrown finisher. Hurled at the Oni EVA in mid-jump alongside the μSky Blade, it punches through the enemy's torso and paralyzes it in the air before its final destruction.
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