Neil Dylandy (Lockon Stratos) (
hotshots) wrote in
saveyourselves2014-03-10 09:18 am
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Giant Robot Check-In
Or things that are much LIKE giant robots.
So I figure it probably pertinent for those of us with freshly echoed giant robots/horrifying monstrosities/what have you to pick this discussion back up now that we're time-wise on the other side of Wise Snake.
What we do know is that the FBI will try to confiscate the Gundams/Evas to some capacity for the moment, but with the pilots still being able to oversee them, which is good since the Gundams and the Evas are locked to their pilots in one manner or another, but how is this to go about? That's mostly a mod question I'd suppose.
Really, I don't suppose any character is going to be in much of a position to stop the FBI from doing this for now, but if anyone is it'd probably be good to speak up~
As far as Neil is concerned, as the oldest of this motley crew of pilots, he's going to try and take some responsibility for the younger ones. (re: all of them) He would be trying ASAP to speak with the FBI and/or National Guard to try and leverage his military history and "hey we just saved the city" to get some cooperation. Which is the key thing - for right now, he's going to want to cooperate with the FBI if they're the ones overseeing the mecha.
But now that we've had some more experience with everything, does anyone else have any intentions? Plans? Figuring out where these weapons of mass destruction get shoved is probably vital for any of us doing much of anything, so it seems like a good thing to discuss!
So I figure it probably pertinent for those of us with freshly echoed giant robots/horrifying monstrosities/what have you to pick this discussion back up now that we're time-wise on the other side of Wise Snake.
What we do know is that the FBI will try to confiscate the Gundams/Evas to some capacity for the moment, but with the pilots still being able to oversee them, which is good since the Gundams and the Evas are locked to their pilots in one manner or another, but how is this to go about? That's mostly a mod question I'd suppose.
Really, I don't suppose any character is going to be in much of a position to stop the FBI from doing this for now, but if anyone is it'd probably be good to speak up~
As far as Neil is concerned, as the oldest of this motley crew of pilots, he's going to try and take some responsibility for the younger ones. (re: all of them) He would be trying ASAP to speak with the FBI and/or National Guard to try and leverage his military history and "hey we just saved the city" to get some cooperation. Which is the key thing - for right now, he's going to want to cooperate with the FBI if they're the ones overseeing the mecha.
But now that we've had some more experience with everything, does anyone else have any intentions? Plans? Figuring out where these weapons of mass destruction get shoved is probably vital for any of us doing much of anything, so it seems like a good thing to discuss!

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First is she ran her Eva's battery down, and physically can't move it unless they give her a jump. It would probably be more effective to load it up on a very large flatbed or jointed flatbeds to move it.
She will also refuse to be separated from her robot unless physically restrained. She'll tell everything she knows about it - that it's a large robot controlled through mental synchronization designed to fight large alien monsters, and that it was created by an organization called "NERV" that existed, or exists, in a different reality. She'll also be adamant, even though this is logical deduction on her part, that it will only respond to her particular brain and is useless to anyone else.
She will also rat out the LCPD and - if there's no other way she can see to be allowed to stay with her robot - start handing out general information about the Network and the alien everyone was fighting, which she's only really reluctant to do because it sounds even crazier than "this is an alien-fighting robot from a parallel universe". Expect a lot of references to Occam's Razor.
She won't name names of other reincarnates, though. She has that much pride.
If she ends up separated from Eva 02, she'll shut up entirely except for loud, uninformative complaining. All she wants is to keep an eye on the robot at this point, and will cooperate pretty much entirely based on whether she's allowed to.
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The FBI will try to convince her to leave her Eva unit behind, but since she's putting in all the brakes, they'll concede this battle and question her near her Eva.
They'll want her to leave the unit behind after that, though. Agents will likely want the pilots to stay at one location (like an appropriated hotel or something) not only for their own track-keeping, but for these alleged claims of being targets. However, they will not force the issue. If the pilot wishes to go home, they may. They will, however, be followed and monitored by the FBI.
Is Asuka still going to refuse to leave?
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It will eventually occur to her she has to sleep sometime, and she's not going to do it submerged in weird oxygenated goop. She'll insist on being kept nearby initially, but will accept a hotel room as long as she can "keep an eye on things". And it has a shower.
If they do move the Eva without her permission/going along, she'll request to go back to the University, which she'll use as an opportunity to make a mad dash for the media with all kinds of outlandish charges against the FBI. The Feds, being generally trained in psychology, will probably be able to anticipate that cunning plan. Hopefully for Asuka they'll decide keeping her near her robot is less trouble than keeping her mouth shut.
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Wrong account don't care
For the initial location, Asuka might demand a shower and then attempt to camp out, unless maybe Neil or Eugen wanted to persuade her that the Feds can't move her Eva quickly without them.
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