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In the first part of the manga _Cage of Eden_ , when Sengoku, Oomori, and
Mariya went to the plane crash site, they saw the video camera that was being
used by Eiken. They saw what happened on days they are not at the site abd
they found it left inside the plane but Eiken is not in there. In first part
of that arc, it is also implied that Eiken left the camera on the plane and
made Rion the one to use the camera (she's the one who captured the scene
about stabbing the pilot.)

So when everyone was gone, Sengoku found Eiken's camera inside the plane,
where he also found Rion.

Meaning to say, Eiken should not be carrying his camera when they went to
other places.

But when they went to the Top of the Mountain, there is a short slide that
shows Eiken using his camera zooming wide distance in order to see the antenna
tower,

So how is that so?? If Eiken left his camera inside the plane, how does he
hold it when their group was on the top of the mountain?

To clarify things, Eikens group arrived first in the antenna tower before
Sengoku's group.

Is this a mistake of the author?


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Why does Eiken have his camera?


They didn't mention anything like this in manga but lets just assume that he
has more than one camera. At the first time Sengoku found Eiken's camera
inside the plane, it was white.

**First camera**

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/gImIg.jpg)

And the second camera, when Sengoku met Eiken, it was black.

**Second camera**

![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/CBEJi.jpg)

So I think the one that Eiken left on the plane is the first camera, later on
he only use the second camera for the rest of manga.

They also mentioned it on
[wiki](http://edennoori.wikia.com/wiki/Makoto_Morita#Trivia)

> Considering his first camera was blown up during the plane which he left
> behind, it is suggested he has more than one camera, as well as numerous
> batteries on hand.


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