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An '''Entry Plug''' is a long, capsule-shaped object contains the cockpit (and by the extension, the pilot) for an [[Evangelions|Evangelion Unit]]. Entry Plugs are inserted into the spinal area of an Evangelion via a loading mechanism, after which it spins inwards and locks itself into the Eva's torso. Standard Entry Plugs are white. However, those used in the remote-control [[Dummy Plug]] system are red. Entry Plugs | An '''Entry Plug''' is a long, capsule-shaped object contains the cockpit (and by the extension, the pilot) for an [[Evangelions|Evangelion Unit]]. Entry Plugs are inserted into the spinal area of an Evangelion via a loading mechanism, after which it spins inwards and locks itself into the Eva's torso. Standard Entry Plugs are white. However, those used in the remote-control [[Dummy Plug]] system are red. Entry Plugs appear to be immensely strong in construction. Examples include [[Eva-00]]'s entry plug surviving the Eva's destruction in one piece while most of Tokyo-3 was turned into a crater, and [[Eva-01]] took several seconds to crush the infected [[Eva-03]]'s entry plug. | ||
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Revision as of 00:13, 16 February 2008
An Entry Plug is a long, capsule-shaped object contains the cockpit (and by the extension, the pilot) for an Evangelion Unit. Entry Plugs are inserted into the spinal area of an Evangelion via a loading mechanism, after which it spins inwards and locks itself into the Eva's torso. Standard Entry Plugs are white. However, those used in the remote-control Dummy Plug system are red. Entry Plugs appear to be immensely strong in construction. Examples include Eva-00's entry plug surviving the Eva's destruction in one piece while most of Tokyo-3 was turned into a crater, and Eva-01 took several seconds to crush the infected Eva-03's entry plug.
