MAGI System
The supercomputer that would name the Angels.
The MAGI System is a supercomputer mentioned in an early draft of the series, where it would assign a name to each Angel. In the final version of the show, the Angels are indicated in the characters' dialogue with the word Shito (使徒; lit. 'apostles'), rather than the term Tenshi (天使). The MAGI System itself is not described in the source beyond this early draft function.
- Type
- Supercomputer / AI Network
- Affiliation
- NERV (Geofront)
- Location
- NERV Headquarters Command Room
Lore & Background
In one early draft of the series, the Nerv's supercomputer, the Magi System, would assign a name to each Angel. This detail comes from the conception phase of Neon Genesis Evangelion, as documented in the source material. The source does not provide any further information about the MAGI System's architecture, functions, or role in the final series.
In Their Own Story
The source does not contain any narrative or story elements about the MAGI System beyond its proposed function in an early draft.
Reader's Guide
The source does not provide a guide or detailed operational information about the MAGI System. It only mentions that in an early draft, the Magi System would assign a name to each Angel.
Did You Know?
- In an early draft of the series, the MAGI System would assign a name to each Angel.
- The source does not confirm the MAGI System's composition, basis, function, or status in the final series.
- The MAGI System is only mentioned in the context of an early draft, not in the final version of Neon Genesis Evangelion.