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The special clothing worn by Eva pilots which works to raise the synchronization rate. When boarding Eva, the pilots generally put on this suit and attach interface headsets to their heads. This suit is molded as a single piece covering from neck to toe, and has a structure similar to a wet-suit. Although rather loose immediately after it is put on, clicking on a switch on the wrist adheres the suit to the body and allows easy movement. Various information can also be obtained from a hand monitor display on the back of the hand. There are various types (D-type, etc.) depending on the operation.
An '''Interface Headset''' is a small device worn on an [[Evangelions|Evangelion]] pilot's head, which interfaces with the "A10 nerve" of the brain, allowing a pilot to synchronize with an Eva and control its movements.  Interface Headsets appear to be two small plastic devices placed on top of the head, one on either side. However, the entire headset is actually one object:  they are connected by a thin wire tiara of sorts which connects to two larger pieces atop the head. The wire tiara section is always obscured from view because it is nestled under the pilot's hair, making it appear as if the two larger pieces are simply stuck on top of their head. 
 
==Notes==
*Exactly what Interface Headsets are and how they function is never explicitly elaborated upon on-screen, but is from Gainax-released background material, such as the [[Red Cross Book]]. 
*Eva pilots are never seen putting on or taking off Interface Headsets during the entire series.  The wire tiara which actually connects the two larger pieces and holds them in place on top of the head is also never seen on-screen, but only in behind-the-scenes production sketches.
 




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Revision as of 00:02, 27 July 2007

An Interface Headset is a small device worn on an Evangelion pilot's head, which interfaces with the "A10 nerve" of the brain, allowing a pilot to synchronize with an Eva and control its movements. Interface Headsets appear to be two small plastic devices placed on top of the head, one on either side. However, the entire headset is actually one object: they are connected by a thin wire tiara of sorts which connects to two larger pieces atop the head. The wire tiara section is always obscured from view because it is nestled under the pilot's hair, making it appear as if the two larger pieces are simply stuck on top of their head.

Notes

  • Exactly what Interface Headsets are and how they function is never explicitly elaborated upon on-screen, but is from Gainax-released background material, such as the Red Cross Book.
  • Eva pilots are never seen putting on or taking off Interface Headsets during the entire series. The wire tiara which actually connects the two larger pieces and holds them in place on top of the head is also never seen on-screen, but only in behind-the-scenes production sketches.