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I’m thinking about starting to watch Evangelion, but I would like to know the best order to watch it in. If possible, could you also include information about the movies?
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I need help urgently! I love watching anime and movies, but I struggle to finish them. Once I get hooked, I can binge-watch, but I have a habit of stopping halfway and getting distracted by other tasks. Because of this, I have quite a few shows that I’ve left
Reader’s Question:
I’m thinking about starting to watch Evangelion, but I would like to know the best order to watch it in. If possible, could you also include information about the movies?
So, you’re diving into the world of Evangelion, huh? That’s an exciting adventure! I remember
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How can I start watching long movies, dramas, and anime? I often feel embarrassed because there are many popular films that I haven’t seen, like Studio Ghibli, Disney, Universal, or works by Makoto Shinkai. I work from home, so I have the time to watch, but I struggle to
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I’ve watched all the Detective Conan movies, but I haven’t read the manga, and I only catch the anime when it’s being re-broadcast. I’ve noticed that the recent movies seem to have plot points that could impact the anime. Are these movies following the storyline of the anime and
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I’m looking for a movie. It’s about a little boy who gets lost and ends up in another world. I think it might be based on an animated film? That’s about all I know, but I would appreciate any help! Thanks!
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I’ve recently started watching “Attack on Titan” after a friend’s recommendation, and I’m wondering when the best time is to watch the movies. I’m currently on Season 3, Episode 49, “Night of the Battle to Retake the Wall.”
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I have a question about Evangelion. I’ve watched all four movies of the Rebuild of Evangelion series, but are there any other stories I should check out? Also, does the original anime have the same content as the Rebuild movies?
Ah, Evangelion! The mere mention
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I’m interested in watching Evangelion, but it seems that I can only watch the four movies: Death and Rebirth, The End of Evangelion, and the new films for free on Amazon Prime. If I haven’t seen the original Neon Genesis Evangelion series or the movie “Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death
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When is the theatrical release of “Project Sekai: The Broken World and the Miku Who Can’t Sing” expected to end?
You know, there’s something magical about going to the movies, especially when it involves something as fun and vibrant as “Project Sekai: The
