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It is not clear when Gehirn was first created, but it seems to have been created soon after [[Second Impact]] in the year 2000, as an outgrowth of an earlier [[United Nations]] research group (itself backed by Seele) of which Gendo Ikari and [[Dr. Katsuragi]] were members. Gehirn was in operation at the latest by 2003 when [[Kozo Fuyutsuki]] confronted Gendo about his knowledge of [[Second Impact]] and [[Adam]]. | It is not clear when Gehirn was first created, but it seems to have been created soon after [[Second Impact]] in the year 2000, as an outgrowth of an earlier [[United Nations]] research group (itself backed by Seele) of which Gendo Ikari and [[Dr. Katsuragi]] were members. Gehirn was in operation at the latest by 2003 when [[Kozo Fuyutsuki]] confronted Gendo about his knowledge of [[Second Impact]] and [[Adam]]. | ||
When Gehirn finished work on Tokyo-3 and the Magi, it was reorganized and renamed "Nerv" in 2010. All Gehirn staff were transfered into the new Nerv organization, except for Dr. Naoko Akagi, who died | When Gehirn finished work on Tokyo-3 and the Magi, it was reorganized and renamed "Nerv" in 2010. All Gehirn staff were transfered into the new Nerv organization, except for Dr. Naoko Akagi, who died the day before the reorganization. | ||
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Revision as of 00:03, 3 November 2007
Gehirn (German: brain) is Nerv's predecessor organization, originally tasked with the research and development of the Evangelions, Magi supercomputers, Nerv HQ, and Tokyo-3 while it was under construction. A special organization nominally under the supervision of the United Nations, Gehirn was in reality secretly backed by the shadowy Seele organization. Its project leader was Gendo Ikari, and its chief scientist was Dr. Naoko Akagi.
It is not clear when Gehirn was first created, but it seems to have been created soon after Second Impact in the year 2000, as an outgrowth of an earlier United Nations research group (itself backed by Seele) of which Gendo Ikari and Dr. Katsuragi were members. Gehirn was in operation at the latest by 2003 when Kozo Fuyutsuki confronted Gendo about his knowledge of Second Impact and Adam.
When Gehirn finished work on Tokyo-3 and the Magi, it was reorganized and renamed "Nerv" in 2010. All Gehirn staff were transfered into the new Nerv organization, except for Dr. Naoko Akagi, who died the day before the reorganization.
Notes
- "Gehirn" is consistently spelled using all-capital letters in the series, however it is apparently not an acronym. As with "Nerv", spelling it in all characters was just a quirk of translation by the Japanese production team.
