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* A [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Positronic Cybernetic Brain...]] That's bound to get us into trouble with [[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov]]! [[note]]In game, Tolone who has said brain, misattributes the creator of said brain to a "[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Star Trech]]"[[/note]]
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* A [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Positronic Cybernetic Brain...]] That's bound to get us into trouble with [[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov]]! [[note]]In game, Tolone who has said brain, brain misattributes the creator of said brain to a "[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Star Trech]]"[[/note]]
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* A [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Positronic Cybernetic Brain...]] That's bound to get us into trouble with [[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov]]!
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* A [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Positronic Cybernetic Brain...]] That's bound to get us into trouble with [[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov]]!Asimov]]! [[note]]In game, Tolone who has said brain, misattributes the creator of said brain to a "[[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Star Trech]]"[[/note]]
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You whippersnappers and your borrowed scic fi terminology
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* A [[Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration Positronic Cybernetic Brain...]] That's bound to get us into trouble with the makers of Star Trech![[Creator/IsaacAsimov Asimov]]!
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* Manga/GiantRobo's basic design and piloting method are used by Seibzehn. Seibzehn launches by dropping into the sky as well, and even has its pilot's father's will within it (mostly to allow it to interpret commands properly, rather than give it full autonomy). Both are also ''hilariously'' overpowered in their setting of nigh-superhuman characters and robots.
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* Manga/GiantRobo's basic design and piloting method are used by Seibzehn. Seibzehn launches by dropping into the sky as well, and even has its pilot's father's parent's will within it (mostly to allow it to interpret commands properly, rather than give it full autonomy). Both are also ''hilariously'' overpowered in their setting of nigh-superhuman characters and robots.
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** Seibzehn's name and Gravitation Cannon are direct references to "One-Seven" (the number itself is the robot's name, without a prefix or suffix) and the Graviton. The Gravitation Cannon is even described as being too dangerous to use, albeit for a ''very'' different.
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** Seibzehn's name and Gravitation Cannon are direct references to "One-Seven" (the number itself is the robot's name, without a prefix or suffix) and the Graviton. The Gravitation Cannon is even described as being too dangerous to use, albeit for a ''very'' different.different reason.
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* [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Super Dimension]] Gear [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2jzrqfQ-wI&feature=related Yggdrasil IV]]. Also, Manga/GiantRobo's basic design and piloting method are used by Seibzehn.
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* [[Anime/SuperDimensionFortressMacross Super Dimension]] Gear [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O2jzrqfQ-wI&feature=related Yggdrasil IV]]. Also,
* Manga/GiantRobo's basic design and piloting method are used bySeibzehn.Seibzehn. Seibzehn launches by dropping into the sky as well, and even has its pilot's father's will within it (mostly to allow it to interpret commands properly, rather than give it full autonomy). Both are also ''hilariously'' overpowered in their setting of nigh-superhuman characters and robots.
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* Series/Daitetsujin17 has a number of shout-outs here!
** Seibzehn's name and Gravitation Cannon are direct references to "One-Seven" (the number itself is the robot's name, without a prefix or suffix) and the Graviton. The Gravitation Cannon is even described as being too dangerous to use, albeit for a ''very'' different.
** As far as armaments, Siebzehn follows 17's pattern and only carries missiles and the Gravitation Cannon. In battle, they both largely fight with physical attacks.
** As it happens, 17 has a "younger brother", 18. They even fight once, unwillingly on 17 and Maria's part. 18 is even destroyed after telling 17 to use the Graviton on him while he's restraining an enemy.
** Ft. Hurricane, fought with Yggdrasil IV, is ''clearly'' based on the second Brain Robo, Hurricane Robo. Less obviously, Main Gun and Dora look like (part of) Battleship Robo and Cannon Robo respectively.
** Seibzehn's name and Gravitation Cannon are direct references to "One-Seven" (the number itself is the robot's name, without a prefix or suffix) and the Graviton. The Gravitation Cannon is even described as being too dangerous to use, albeit for a ''very'' different.
** As far as armaments, Siebzehn follows 17's pattern and only carries missiles and the Gravitation Cannon. In battle, they both largely fight with physical attacks.
** As it happens, 17 has a "younger brother", 18. They even fight once, unwillingly on 17 and Maria's part. 18 is even destroyed after telling 17 to use the Graviton on him while he's restraining an enemy.
** Ft. Hurricane, fought with Yggdrasil IV, is ''clearly'' based on the second Brain Robo, Hurricane Robo. Less obviously, Main Gun and Dora look like (part of) Battleship Robo and Cannon Robo respectively.
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* Deus's plan to turn everyone into Wels which he can then absorb into himself into sustenance is a clear reference to the Overmind in Childhood's End. Which only makes sense then that one of his primary workers on the planet is named Karellen, the leader of the Overlords in the book.
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* Deus's plan to turn everyone into Wels which he can then absorb into himself into sustenance is a clear reference to the Overmind in Childhood's End.''Literature/ChildhoodsEnd''. Which only makes sense then that one of his primary workers on the planet is named Karellen, the leader of the Overlords in the book.
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Removing because the game's writer denies any deliberate Evangelion reference, a lot of these things are Older Than They Thing, and the timeline of the game's development and Evangelion's release does provide some plausible deniabiilty.
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* In his first appearance, Id is apparently crushed under the [[CoolShip Yggdrasil]] with his Gear, [[EstablishingCharacterMoment only to stand back up,]] lift the ship over his head and throw it against Bart. Not the first time [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion a giant red mecha lifts a warship with its bare hands and throws it a good 50 meters away...]]
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* The Gazel Ministry is an {{Expy}} of [[Anime/NeonGenesisEvangelion SEELE]]. Like SEELE, they are TheOmniscientCouncilOfVagueness who speak in [[CrypticConversation cryptic conversations]], and they also are working on an [[spoiler: AssimilationPlot because they have AGodAmI delusions.]]
** Which makes Krelian an {{Expy}} of Gendo Ikari. Like Gendo, Krelian [[spoiler: hijacks the evil groups plan for his own needs, stemming from the loss of a loved one years ago.]] That also makes Ramsus a combination {{Expy}} of Shinji Ikari and Rei, combining the feelings of insecurity and family dysfunction of Shinji with the whole [[spoiler: "powerful clone" thing]] of Rei. You could probably read a lot into Ramsus sleeping with Miang, too.
** Which makes Krelian an {{Expy}} of Gendo Ikari. Like Gendo, Krelian [[spoiler: hijacks the evil groups plan for his own needs, stemming from the loss of a loved one years ago.]] That also makes Ramsus a combination {{Expy}} of Shinji Ikari and Rei, combining the feelings of insecurity and family dysfunction of Shinji with the whole [[spoiler: "powerful clone" thing]] of Rei. You could probably read a lot into Ramsus sleeping with Miang, too.
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* Isaac Stone's face upon being bonded to Alkanshel is a dead ringer for Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull.
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* Isaac Stone's face upon being bonded to Alkanshel is a dead ringer for Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull.Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull.
* Numerous references to ''Franchise/StarWars'' abound, between Grahf being a deliberate {{Expy}} of Darth Vader, Fei being frozen in carbonite after [[spoiler:the destruction of Solaris]], and Rico battling a Rancor.
* Numerous references to ''Franchise/StarWars'' abound, between Grahf being a deliberate {{Expy}} of Darth Vader, Fei being frozen in carbonite after [[spoiler:the destruction of Solaris]], and Rico battling a Rancor.
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** On that note, the captain's self destruct panel in the opening movie has several sound effects taken directly from Star Trek, notably the comm badge click, and the chimes of the door on the Enterprise.
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** On that note, the captain's self destruct panel in the opening movie has several sound effects taken directly from Star Trek, notably the comm badge click, the sound of a hypospray, the computer ambient sound and the chimes of the door on the Enterprise.Enterprise are played in sequence as he activates it.
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** On that note, the captain's self destruct panel in the opening movie has several sound effects taken directly from Star Trek, notably the comm badge click, and the chimes of the door on the Enterprise.
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* Deus's plan to turn everyone into Wels which he can then absorb into himself into sustenance is a clear reference to the Overmind in Childhood's End. Which only makes sense then that one of his primary workers on the planet is named Karellen, the leader of the Overlords in the book.
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* Deus's plan to turn everyone into Wels which he can then absorb into himself into sustenance is a clear reference to the Overmind in Childhood's End. Which only makes sense then that one of his primary workers on the planet is named Karellen, the leader of the Overlords in the book.book.
* Isaac Stone's face upon being bonded to Alkanshel is a dead ringer for Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull.
* Isaac Stone's face upon being bonded to Alkanshel is a dead ringer for Characters/MarvelComicsRedSkull.
