@@seanjaymacabales6587 the bleeding is just a side effect in the use of the alaya-vijnana system without limiters, Mikazuki doesn't sacrifice blood, in any case he's sacrificing his body without realizing it, in any case it was a Faustian deal, quite fitting for a demon like barbatos.
They are out side the norm but mecha is a very loose term. Like Vision of Escaflowne and Break Blade use what is closer to a golem, neither use traditional robots but are still mecha. Shows like this where the robot is organic still fits.
@ibysdagon4659 mecha is for giant robot piloted or ai, robocop even says cyborgs are not machines, hell even Warhammer 40k say cyborg and machines are difrent. EVA ARE CYBORGS NOT ROBOTS so not mecha and should never be counted as mecha it Sci fy and only Sci fy and I am willing to duel to death with anyone who says otherwise pistols knives or tomahawk. Cause facts are fact and fact is Eva is not mecha
@@dragonjaj you can have biomechanical robots. Only classification of a robot is that it's man made. Even in warhammer, chaos titains half the time are half organic. Also 40k is a really bad example given they tend to use human brain in place of a computer. Even normal ones can have organic parts. Besides Evangelion is just flat out classified as a mecha. You can disagree, but every genre classification I have ever seen if it says flat out mecha. So sorry if that pisses you off but the anime community at large disagrees with you.
@@dragonjaj feel like there was a missing message here but regardless, feel l ke your trying to take hard definitions of fictional terms which isn't how it works. Plus both terms are not really mutually exclusive and this stuff can get really wonky. Like going back to chaos titains, a possessed machine that has organic material so it's closer to the thing that is possessing it can fit both being a robot, a cyborg, or something else given how you look at it. Is a vat grown body with a mechanical brain a cyborg or a robot? There was one fiction where they straight up grew ships. It's not a creature of free will, it's 100% a traditional ship so what's that classified as? A machine or creature?
