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[[File:Eva3-33 C0515 crop1.jpg|150px|thumb|right|The Core Block can be seen surrounded by the restraints.]] | [[File:Eva3-33 C0515 crop1.jpg|150px|thumb|right|The Core Block can be seen surrounded by the restraints.]] | ||
The Core Block functions identically to the [[Core]] found on normal [[Angel|Angels]]. While previously seen Angels have one core, Angels with Core Blocks can have up to four<ref>The Code 4C of the Nemesis Series have four core blocks.</ref>. Core blocks have only been seen on the [[Nemesis Series]]. Each member of the Nemesis Series has a core block, effectively creating multiple foes. | The Core Block functions identically to the [[Core]] found on normal [[Angel|Angels]]. While previously seen Angels have one core, Angels with Core Blocks can have up to four<ref>The Code 4C of the Nemesis Series have four core blocks.</ref>. Core blocks have only been seen on the [[Nemesis Series]]. Each member of the Nemesis Series has a core block, effectively creating multiple foes. | ||
Revision as of 23:55, 25 February 2014
The Core Block functions identically to the Core found on normal Angels. While previously seen Angels have one core, Angels with Core Blocks can have up to four[1]. Core blocks have only been seen on the Nemesis Series. Each member of the Nemesis Series has a core block, effectively creating multiple foes.
Appearance
The Core Block looks the same as a normal core. It has the same "glow" effect observable on Sachiel's core in 1.11, and shares the same red color. However, they vary in shape from the traditional core. While all previously observable cores were round in shape, the Core Blocks observable in 3.33 have the shape of a medicine tablet.
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References
- ↑ The Code 4C of the Nemesis Series have four core blocks.
