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EVANGELION SHINJI IKARI INTO LCL SERIES

The real-world version of LCL as the "primordial ooze" is the primordial soup of life that was first briefly mentioned as a "warm little pond" by Charles Darwin in his book On the Origin of Species in 1859, developed into a complete theory for the origins of life in 1924 by Alexander Oparin, and then duplicated in a lab in 1953 in the Miller–Urey experiment.

Notable differences they have from LCL are they are clear instead of orange or red, they are twice as dense as water instead of less dense, they do not become ionized, and even if they were part of the primordial soup of life they were just a minor part of it. PFCs, most notably perfluorodecalin, are also used as blood substitutes to deliver oxygen to the cells of people who have lost blood if a blood transfusion is not available. At least 5 different PFCs are in different stages of testing for liquid breathing: perflubron, perfluorodecalin, perfluorohexane, perfluorooctane, and FC-75, with perflubron and perfluorohexane both having been tested successfully on humans (perflubron used to help prematurely born infants breathe, and perfluorohexane used to help burn victims breathe).

The real-world version of LCL as a breathable liquid is a class of chemicals called perfluorocarbons or PFCs.

You can help the Neon Genesis Evangelion Wiki by expanding it. In the Rebuild of Evangelion continuity, LCL is colored blood red, not orange.Fields of human beings and all other Lilith-based life to collapse, reverting their bodies to puddles of LCL.Īn amber-colored fluid, visually identical to LCL, escapes from Leliel's body (the ultra-flat "shadow") when the bullets of Unit-01's handgun strike in Episode 16. This is because non-Angel life on Earth actually originally evolved from the LCL spread by Lilith when she landed on Earth. LCL shares similar properties with the hypothetical "primordial ooze" from which life on Earth first evolved. The "LCL Plant" in Terminal Dogma is actually an entire lake formed from the blood of Lilith. LCL is, in fact, the blood of the Second Angel, Lilith, which is restrained in the deepest level of NERV HQ, " Terminal Dogma".

EVANGELION SHINJI IKARI INTO LCL SERIES

It is stated several times in the series that LCL smells "like blood". Case in point, Toji and Kensuke, wearing neither plug suits nor interface headsets, manage to induce interference in Episode 03 when they enter the entry plug. LCL is strictly the only thing a pilot absolutely requires to sync with an Eva: plug suits "cut down on interference" but on several occasions, the pilot hasn't worn one, and while Interface Headsets are much more necessary to sync, when Shinji piloted Unit-01 for the final time in The End of Evangelion he did not wear an Interface Headset (although by that time he was essentially a passenger inside the Eva). The greater the degree of interfacing between an Eva and its pilot's minds, the higher the "synch ratio" between the two. The LCL acts as a mediator allowing the pilot's nervous system to electro-chemically directly interface with the nervous system of an Eva. When an Eva activates, the pilot is totally submerged in LCL in the entry plug. However, the LCL remains in a liquid phase and does not undergo a transition: the pilots appear to be surrounded by air, however occasionally air bubbles will float away from their mouths, revealing that they are still in a liquid medium. Upon Evangelion activation, an electrical current is run through the LCL and it undergoes a "phase shift", after which its density, opacity, and viscosity appear to approach that of air. The Entry Plug of an Eva Unit, containing its cockpit, is completely flooded with LCL, and, because it is oxygenated, upon being submerged Eva pilots can "breathe" the liquid (similar to real-life experiments involving liquid breathing). LCL is an amber-colored, translucent liquid, which allows an Eva pilot to mentally link with their Evangelion Unit. Substantial cleanup and reformatting may be needed.Īrmisael's image standing in a pool of LCL

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