This is a crossover with Cthulhu Tech, as odd as that might sound. It works, though. Aeon Natum Engel manages to improve on a number of the flaws of the original series, mostly by treating them realistically — like the understandably over-enthusiastic security for Shinji's school. It also provides a nice if worrying deconstruction of Misato's Lethal Chef-ery, which you may already have read in that article.
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This is a crossover with Cthulhu Tech, as odd as that might sound. It works, though. Aeon Natum Engel manages to improve on a number of the flaws of the original series, mostly by treating them realistically — like the understandably over-enthusiastic security for Shinji's school. It also provides a nice if worrying deconstruction of Misato's Lethal Chef-ery, which you may already have read in that article.