Thank you for writing this masterpiece saga. You rock.

This is art.

Hey, reader. yes you. if you're trying to see from the reviews if this is a story worth reading, take it from me: do it.

I was a skeptic, I'll admit. crossovers are really not my cup of tea. I went into this story with a bad attitude.

But holy hell, was I surprised. you will be too. this story deserves five times the recognition it has now, and is honestly a fine candidate for it's own mini series.

this is the most ambitious crossover project I've ever read, and extremely well written. this guy is a fanfiction pro, his content is equal to other 100k word golden stories like scar tissue, and neon genesis evangelion.
and author dude, if you're still reading these, then you made something truly wonderful.

this is art.

I'm not upset that you're doing other things now, but I will be very upset if one of those passions is not honest dedicated effort to become a published author. you have a gift. Don't be that guy that's sweeping it under a bushel.

I know you won't see this but but the whole super Shinji despite being a xenos abomination was a pretty cool story so thanks for that. Unfortunately, seeing as your negative portrayal of the master of mankind clearly outs you as a heretic, you are required to present yourself to the nearest member of the Adeptus Arbities for judgement. Failure to present will increase your degree of guilt, just do your time in the guard and properly atone, if your lucky and cooperative you might even be put in a normal regiment and have a chance to survive.

cool

Reading this before going to sleep was a very bad idea

You just had a scene where the Hulk tears through an army of Daemons and Space Marines onboard a battle barge, while Thor acts as backup to Superman in order to stop a god from destroying the good guys, which includes Optimus Prime as a Green Lantern. I think you have written perhaps the most awesome thing I have ever had the joy of reading, and I thank you for it, Chuckman. May you find joy in your life, whatever it may be.

Hi, Chukman. I just wanted to say that I've read the four stories of this series, and I've liked each one, expecially this one and "Last child of Krypton-Redux". Let me tell you this: you are a genious! I think I can say with absolute certainty that these are the best Evangelion crossovers ever written. Despite the presence of some couples that I don't like (I'm a staunch Shinji/Asuka fan, and Toji/Hikari too), you wrote them in a way that made me like them. Again, compliments.

I've also given a look to your other stories in progress, and I have to say that it's a shame that you retired. I really hope that one day you'll come back. If that ever happens, know that you've earned one more fan.

This was the high quality I've come to expect from your works. But just as it is in elseworlds-esque comics of all kinds, I get extremely curious about some characters who weren't central to the plot. Dr. Ikari. What's his story? Seriously, I got the mad doctor vibe (and that he's apparently a gourmet when it comes to vampires), but he's possibly the least explored Shinji that appeared in more than one chapter. After reading the dramatis personae, I half expected him to be an evil version of House. Any chance of finding out what happened to him and his world?

Ya know...I'm glad I read through all the crazy gathering shenanigans. Chapter 6 was worth ALL of it.

Well, honestly this was very fun! It was also probably a TERRIBLE idea to read the whole thing in one sitting, but I especially was impressed by how you managed to make your alternate universes flow together rather well even without an extensive knowledge of the other settings in question. I am not a DC or Marvel reader, yet I still was able to follow the plots and characters. Also, major kudos for making Bill Adama so badass that not even an Anti-A.T. Field can kill him. The man survives on sheer cussedness at this point, I imagine.

I didn't get it when I read the "paranormal eliminators" line in the Dramatis Personae, but within a couple paragraphs of starting this chapter, it hit me. I laughed for like five minutes.

Who would have thought that that particular variation would work so well? Pure awesome.

aaaaand here it is...

You are fucking insane, this is awesome.

Holy shit. That was extraordinary.

I'm not quite sure if there are any other words to describe it! It did feel a little chaotic at the beginning when everything was still coming together, but it looks like you found whatever it was you were looking for and the story progressed rather nicely.

The end is a psychological web of confusion that descends into a careful and fragile clarity. There is a slight sense of loss, or perhaps emotional weariness, but above all, there is hope.

I read Riddle of Steel. I remember feeling hard justice had been done at the end... but this, this transcends whatever you did with that. This here was about redemption.

Congratulations on another excellent story. Thank you for your work.