Trope - Giant Robots

For moving away from Eva, it's kinda ironic I have been able to use my worldbuilding to recreate Evangelion Technology.

Adam’s are the Op̄tr's prototype humans; 8 meter tall giant humanoids made from liquid light and powered by organic antimatter. Humans have cloned these Adams to create giant psychic cyborgs; just like in Evangelion; they aren’t the same in design though since 8 meters isn’t big enough to fit an entry plug.

These Evas; called so because their clones of Adam, either have a giant hump on their back, like a Knightmare in code geass; which houses an ejectable cockpit for the pilot; the Japanese version resembles Eva’s pilot seat; with a seat set back, the German version resembles a motorcycle. The American, Russian, and Chinese Evas instead have a huge elongated body armor, like an LFO from Eureka 7, to house a more conventional cockpit like you’d find in a fighter jet.

To pilot these; a pilot (a trained adult unlike Eva),  wears a skin tight pilot suit, which is equipped in various places with soul translator technology, along with an actual soul translator headset. These allow neural synchronization which lets the pilot move the craft as if it was their own body; there is a pain absorber though; just like VR games. The controls are actually for fine motor control. The seats and pilot suit itself are designed to dampen acceleration; the Japanese instead use a liquid breathing medium.

These are not weapons, at least ostensibly; their industrial works, working in mines or construction in place of many of the industrial vehicles we use today. The IPEA was created to regulate the use of Evangelion technology; its an extension of Seele, the last 17 Op̄tr who uploaded themselves into AIs during the Sumerian Age (being the Annunaki and Nephilm prior to this), who financed the Artificial Evolution Laboratory which produced the original Eva.

The IPEA outlines the consequences of being caught weaponizing Evas; relegating them to the special forces and black ops; since an outright ban would probably simply be ignored. These are weapons meant to be used against mankind; these were not made to fight some alien monsters, but as a special force in regular militaries. They are highly classified (To the point that even Seele cannot keep track of all of them since many of their conspirators are looking to overthrow them), because obviously normal people wouldn’t be okay with the idea of wars being fought by giant psychic alien hybrids.

Now we're on to the really cool part; the Arkbirds; these are Adams which have been modified to become giant 180 meter tall humanoids that are converted into giant airships like miniature Wunders from the Rebuild of Eva; with huge cetean heads (I actually modoled the look on some of the wunders concept art and the mass production evas from the EOE).

The Wunder was stolen by Matthew, and it hasn't been finished so its visibly a giant cyborg (visible multi-tone skin with cybernetic parts; and in places exposed skeletons and organs; like the skull and ribs in back), the others have a bigger wingspan (looking more like dragonflies than birds), and are fully fitted with armor. The Wunder was meant for germany; the other three for Russia, China, and the USA.

Evas aren't some huge trump card like in NEG; a skilled squad of normal people, properly equipped, and with good and flexible tactics, can take them down (just like with the Op̄tr haros, which is actually what an Adam is), even using medieval era weapons and armor. Evas are blunt force tools when it comes to psychic powers, unlike Op̄tr and their various specialized types of Haro. Without the piloting system, an Eva would be just as vulnerable to Op̄tr control as a Haro; with hard wired neural. Haros perform much of the hard labor needed to keep the Op̄tr's culture going.