I just watched #24' again, and I noticed that they refer to Kaworu as a "he" (even Shinji, at the end). This isn't terribly surprising, though... since Shinji has no idea what the hell is going on, what the heck Kaworu is babbling about, and just WHAT we saw in that thar shower.
Or, if he did, saying "kanojo" around anybody else would have been... Well, geez, could you possibly blame him? Plus, it would be EXTREMELY non-Anno-like. Anno=Shinji, in a way, and, like Anno, Shinji is discovered the great, wide world of women and how messed up some of them can be. GYAH HAH HAH!
But in any case, Kaworu being female, like I said, ties into a number of other things, and actually made one more piece of the Second Impact puzzle click into place. Funny how that works.
Oh yeah. I figured out the monolith thing, too. Mostly.
OMF wrote:Believe me Reichu, I'm looking at all the angles. Admittedly though, my thinking is still within the box. Wherever that is.
Go ahead and PM me, e-mail me, whatever, just so we can get it over with and I can disembowel you if need be.
K2Grey wrote:The idea that Kaworu is a girl officially does not receive my Seal of Approval.
Tsk tsk tsk. Doubters, doubters, everywhere. It sucks to be me sometimes.
Now I suppose that Adam is a mother figure and thus may be referred to as female
There are a lot more reasons than that.
but I'm inclined to think that Kaworu is not a natural Angel and that SEELE does not care that much about the precise nature of the body they stick him in. For Kaworu to be female with male secondary characteristics would only make sense if Kaworu had a natural body, if his soul somehow altered his body, or if SEELE had too much time on their hands.
I've determined how Tabris was created and why. For the latter, there are multiple reasons. It ought to blow your mind.
If Eva-02 actually won (for my part I feel that Eva-02 + Kaworu could take Yui) I suppose that if Kaworu has Adam's soul, and Eva-02 is a clone of Adam, then the combination would be effectively Adam, if we leave Gendo's hand out of the equation.
More to it than that.
Originally posted on: 27-Jan-2006, 23:23 GMT