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Victor (ヴィクター, Vu~ikutā?) (NERV Japan designation) or Torwart (トゥーバート, To~ūbāto?) (NERV EURO designation) are two black Evangelion-like entities working for Armaros. They were introduced in the Neon Genesis Evangelion: ANIMA novel.

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They sport black armor with one single black plate on their back. Their most unique ability is to create worldly paths to appear and disappear at will. The opening of said portals has a devastating effect on unshielded people turning them to pillars of salt.

One of the Torwart units was destroyed by the Super Evangelion but the other one survived and reappeared with Super Evangelion's Center Trigonus that was previously taken by Armaros using the Spear of Longinus. Because of the particular relationship between Shinji and S.EVA, the second unit acts itself as Shinji.

It takes the voices of the two people it loved the most. In the case of the first form of Armaros, it had Asuka and Rei's voice in case of Shinji. When Armaros took Hikari, it had the voices of Kodama Horaki and Toji Suzuhara.

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By taking a piece of the black plate on its back, it is able to utilize some sort of atlatlWP. During the battle at Novaya Zemlya, the weapon is put on display, smashing into howitzers and the ground beneath them at supersonic speeds.

It also possess a power shield similar to the ones carried by Angel Carrier Type-1.

History[]

Neon Genesis Evangelion: ANIMA[]

Trivia[]

  • Torwart means 'Keeper' in German, although is most commonly used in the context of goalkeepers in sports.
  • In the english translation made by Seven Seas, it is used the term Torwächter.
  • Initially these two were called Victor Two and Victor Three. The Victor designation was assigned to unknown figures by the Magi system of NERV Japan. Enemies detected visually were designated V, or Victor. And any detected by radar were assigned R, or Romeo.[1]

References[]

  1. Neon Genesis Evangelion: ANIMA Volume 2, Chapter 26
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