History WMG / EurekaSeven

* The book with the ContemptibleCover, originally ''The Golden Bough'' (a study of comparative mythology and religion), is now presumably a copy of Anemone's memoirs titled "New World Story".

* Dewey, the series BigBad, [[spoiler: is practically dropped from the storyline]], and Anemone and Dominic are upgraded [[spoiler: from AntiVillain to ObiWan]].

And they'll shill the heck out of this love and harmony idea.

After the events of End of Evangelion (using the interpretation that mostly everyone lived and Shinji and Asuka were just the only ones on the beach), the Coralian came into being. Mass-production-like Evas were used to fight it off, but failed miserably, becoming entombed. Humanity fled to the stars in a WesternAnimation/{{WALL-E}}-style escape, and then [[spoiler: returned much later]]. Most of history was erased, with the exception that the Novak family kept very detailed records. Upon landing, the Vodarac took up a form of land-worship as opposed to... whatever the main religion of the settlers was.

Considering how a major theme of the EurekaSeven movie is about "rebirth" and "creating your own story" (e.g. Anemone's subplot, the movie's ending theme being titled "Storywriter"), it can be argued that the movie itself is a {{Subversion}} of the standard ClipShow movie, inviting you to draw parallels with the series:

* The Ship Wheel is Dewey Novak

* While not an allegory, the number of references to American counterculture of the VietnamWar era do majorly intersect with the war, making for references. The Orange probably being a major one.

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