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**Chapter 34's omake sees some of our cast sitting in a music club watching the band play. Said band consists of Kaworu on piano (doing a bit of Main/LampshadeHanging via sign), someone resembling one of the [[Franchise/UltraSeries Ultraman brothers]] on bass guitar, a drummer resembling one of the many [[Franchise/KamenRider Kamen Riders]], and Matt from ''{{Franchise/Digimon}}'' on harmonica. Leading the band? A [[Music/WeirdAlYankovic Westerner with long, curly brown hair, a loud Hawaiian shirt, jeans, and converse sneakers, playing the accordion]]. [[spoiler: The song they play is a variation of "Ode to a Superhero", the lead singer's parody of Billy Joel's "Piano Man", which fittingly sang about the plot of ''Film/SpiderMan1''.]]
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** One of the patrons at Khara's Palace in Chapter 33 is not even subtle about being Creator/StanLee, making one of his obligatory Marvel Universe cameos, alongside Creator/SteveDitko, the ''other'' creator of Spider-Man; both are indicated to be waiting for Ditko's succeeding artist, John Romita, Sr., to join them for lunch.
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** One of the patrons at Khara's Palace in Chapter 33 32 is not even subtle about being Creator/StanLee, making one of his obligatory Marvel Universe cameos, alongside Creator/SteveDitko, the ''other'' creator of Spider-Man; both are indicated to be waiting for Ditko's succeeding artist, John Romita, Sr., to join them for lunch.lunch.
**Also in Chapter 32, Kensuke shows Shinji and the rest of the 'Spider-Clan' a series of articles about sightings of mysterious, superpowered figures appearing across both Japan and America, including [[ComicBook/{{TheIncredibleHulk}} a green monster in the deserts of Nevada]]; a young woman named [[Anime/{{GunBuster}} Noriko Takaya]], who'd been freed from Arctic ice and returned to duty as [[spoiler:ComicBook/CaptainAmerica]]; industrialist Rumiko Fujikawa unveiling a red-and-gold armored bodyguard named "[[ComicBook/{{IronMan}} Iron Lady]]" at a press conference; [[ComicBook/{{GhostRider}} a fiery skeleton man on a motorcycle known as "Go-Devil"]], seen riding up the side of a building; a so-called "[[ComicBook/{{TheUnbeatableSquirrelGirl}} Squirrel Girl]]" who can summon an army of rodents; [[Characters/MarvelComicsPsylocke a woman named Kwannon]], seen manifesting some sort of purple blade from her hands; and a [[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} short, hairy man with metal claws sprouting from his knuckles]]. Of all of these, Wolverine, [[spoiler: Captain America]], and [[spoiler: Iron Lady]] appear in later chapters, with Logan playing a central role in the immediate following chapter.
**Also in Chapter 32, Kensuke shows Shinji and the rest of the 'Spider-Clan' a series of articles about sightings of mysterious, superpowered figures appearing across both Japan and America, including [[ComicBook/{{TheIncredibleHulk}} a green monster in the deserts of Nevada]]; a young woman named [[Anime/{{GunBuster}} Noriko Takaya]], who'd been freed from Arctic ice and returned to duty as [[spoiler:ComicBook/CaptainAmerica]]; industrialist Rumiko Fujikawa unveiling a red-and-gold armored bodyguard named "[[ComicBook/{{IronMan}} Iron Lady]]" at a press conference; [[ComicBook/{{GhostRider}} a fiery skeleton man on a motorcycle known as "Go-Devil"]], seen riding up the side of a building; a so-called "[[ComicBook/{{TheUnbeatableSquirrelGirl}} Squirrel Girl]]" who can summon an army of rodents; [[Characters/MarvelComicsPsylocke a woman named Kwannon]], seen manifesting some sort of purple blade from her hands; and a [[ComicBook/{{Wolverine}} short, hairy man with metal claws sprouting from his knuckles]]. Of all of these, Wolverine, [[spoiler: Captain America]], and [[spoiler: Iron Lady]] appear in later chapters, with Logan playing a central role in the immediate following chapter.
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Chapter 28 has the American Branch of NERV wiped out, including Mari Makinami and the Richards family]]. Though it's implied they might be coming back. [[Spoiler:Which does turn out to be the case.]]
* {{Deconstruction}}: Of [[spoiler: Yui Ikari. Most fanfics tend to portray her as a sort of BigGood, whereas this work argues that her hands aren't clean either. While initially seeming to be well-meaning and kind, Shinji swiftly discovers that his mother is a manipulative, abusive {{Narcissist}} obsessed with using Evangelion Unit-01 as a monument to her legacy. She's also envious of Shinji's powers and achievements, going so far as attempting a GrandTheftMe to replace him.]]
* {{Deconstruction}}: Of [[spoiler: Yui Ikari. Most fanfics tend to portray her as a sort of BigGood, whereas this work argues that her hands aren't clean either. While initially seeming to be well-meaning and kind, Shinji swiftly discovers that his mother is a manipulative, abusive {{Narcissist}} obsessed with using Evangelion Unit-01 as a monument to her legacy. She's also envious of Shinji's powers and achievements, going so far as attempting a GrandTheftMe to replace him.]]
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* DeathByAdaptation: [[spoiler:Chapter 28 has the American Branch of NERV wiped out, including Mari Makinami and the Richards family]]. Though it's implied they might be coming back. [[Spoiler:Which [[spoiler: Which does turn out to be the case.]]
* {{Deconstruction}}:Of [[spoiler: Of Yui Ikari. Most fanfics tend to portray her as a sort of BigGood, whereas this work argues that her hands aren't clean either. While initially seeming to be well-meaning and kind, Shinji swiftly discovers that his mother is a manipulative, abusive {{Narcissist}} obsessed with using Evangelion Unit-01 as a monument to her legacy. She's also envious of Shinji's powers and achievements, going so far as attempting a GrandTheftMe to replace him.]]
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* EvilerThanThou: The ''End Of Evangelion'' sequence gets totally derailed from canon [[spoiler:by Naoko, leading the Sinister Six and revealing herself to be the Master Planner, [[HijackedByGanon taking out all of SEELE, Gendo and even Yui]] and going on an apocalyptic killing spree for kicks.]]
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* EvilerThanThou: The ''End Of Evangelion'' sequence gets totally derailed from canon [[spoiler:by Naoko, leading the Sinister Six and revealing herself to be the Master Planner, [[HijackedByGanon first by taking out all of SEELE, Gendo and even Yui]] and then going on an apocalyptic killing spree for kicks.]]
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* GenreSavvy: Doctor Octopus points out that Professor Inumaru taking the Spider to the school he teaches at was a negligible decision at best. So for whatever reason it was there, it was not there for ''professional'' reasons.
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* GenreSavvy: Doctor Octopus points out that Professor Inumaru taking the Spider spider to the school he teaches at was a negligible decision at best. So for whatever reason it was there, it was not there for ''professional'' reasons.
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** [[spoiler: Yui Ikari dies not in combat against an angel, or even against her own son, but by being fed to the Mass Production Evangelions while completely incapable of moving or defending herself.]]
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** [[spoiler: Yui Ikari Ikari, in Unit-01, dies not in combat against an angel, or even against her own son, but by being fed to the Mass Production Evangelions while completely incapable of moving or defending herself.]]
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** The alternate futures that Leiliel shows Shinji are based on the future seen in ''The Amazing Spider Man'' #500, and the ''ComicBook/MarvelComics2'' setting (with Shinji's daughter as Spider-Girl).
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* RageBreakingPoint: Naoko Akagi is publicly humiliated by a crowd who call her "old hag" or insult her decision to sleep with her boss. This leads to the creation of Doctor Octopus.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: [[spoiler:Doctor Octopus accuses Shinji of this with Rei following Mayumi's death.]] He denies it, saying he just wants to get to know her.
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* ReplacementGoldfish: [[spoiler:Doctor Octopus accuses Shinji of this with regards to Rei following Mayumi's death.]] death. He denies it, saying he just wants to get to know her.]]
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: In this universe, the Yashida family from ''{{ComicBook/Wolverine}}'' are more closely associated with battling a now-Japanese Spider-Man. However, Logan does show up to settle his old score with them.
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* RoguesGalleryTransplant: In this universe, the Yashida family clan from ''{{ComicBook/Wolverine}}'' are more closely associated with battling a now-Japanese Spider-Man. However, Logan does show up to settle his old score with them.
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: Averted. After [[spoiler:Asuka is shot]], Misato has her taken off the active duty roster and prepared to see a therapist, given her [[spoiler:possession by Bardiel]] is what resulted in the incident.
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* ThereAreNoTherapists: Averted. After [[spoiler:Asuka [[spoiler:After Asuka is shot]], shot, Misato has her taken off the active duty roster and prepared to see a therapist, given her [[spoiler:possession possession by Bardiel]] Bardiel is what resulted in the incident.]]
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* EnfanteTerrible: In the final chapter of the story, [[ComicBook/FantasticFour Valeria Richards]] appears. She is six years old and seems to have read [[Series/HouseMD Gregory House's]] playbook.
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** Some of the omakes feature more instances of this, including Misato being She-Hulk (much like [[Fanfic/SuperwomenOfEvaEmeraldFury in another fanfic]], Asuka donning a set of 'Iron Maiden' armor (complete with an onboard A.I. named [[Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion "Shikinami"]]), Rei being [[spoiler:Squirrel Girl]], and [[spoiler:Mari Makinami being Deadpool]].
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** Some of the omakes feature more instances of this, including Misato being She-Hulk (much like [[Fanfic/SuperwomenOfEvaEmeraldFury in another fanfic]], fanfic]]), Asuka donning a set of 'Iron Maiden' armor (complete with an onboard A.I. named [[Anime/RebuildOfEvangelion "Shikinami"]]), Rei being [[spoiler:Squirrel Girl]], and [[spoiler:Mari Makinami being Deadpool]].
