This is one of the standards by which all Crack Fics should be measured. Bpen's done a truly outstanding job of being able to explore just how deeply Evangelion could be changed by adding 40K into the mix in the manner that he has. The characters, for all of the warping that happens, still manage to maintain their canon selves enough to not be totally unrecognizable, and the changes to the Angels and the battles against them are a lot of fun to read, as are the hijinks that the pilots get into in the quieter moments. That being said, Rouge Angles Of Satin does show up fairly frequently, and the levels of Marty Stu that Shinji exhibits, the huge number of Shout Outs, and the sheer outrageousness of the story may turn off readers with a low tolerance for such things. Still, I'd recommend this without hesitation. On a personal note, this fic was my introduction to both NGE fanfiction and 40K, and was one of the very first works that I discovered through TV Tropes.
Willbyr's review
This is one of the standards by which all Crack Fics should be measured. Bpen's done a truly outstanding job of being able to explore just how deeply Evangelion could be changed by adding 40K into the mix in the manner that he has. The characters, for all of the warping that happens, still manage to maintain their canon selves enough to not be totally unrecognizable, and the changes to the Angels and the battles against them are a lot of fun to read, as are the hijinks that the pilots get into in the quieter moments. That being said, Rouge Angles Of Satin does show up fairly frequently, and the levels of Marty Stu that Shinji exhibits, the huge number of Shout Outs, and the sheer outrageousness of the story may turn off readers with a low tolerance for such things. Still, I'd recommend this without hesitation. On a personal note, this fic was my introduction to both NGE fanfiction and 40K, and was one of the very first works that I discovered through TV Tropes.