Reader’s Question:
I watched both the Evangelion anime and the End of Evangelion movie, but I only understood about 10% of the latter, haha. I’m really confused about the difference between Gendo’s plan and Seele’s Human Instrumentality Project. Is Gendo’s goal to meet Yui right before everyone turns into LCL, which
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I have some questions about Evangelion. – In the postcard given out during the movie, there are images of Rei, Kaworu, and a young Shinji. Does that artwork suggest a parallel world? If so, does that mean Rei and Kaworu have some kind of connection? Is it related to
Reader’s Question:
I have some questions about Evangelion. – In the postcard distributed during the movie, there are images of Rei, Kaworu, and a young Shinji. Does that artwork suggest a parallel world? If so, does that mean there is still some kind of connection between Rei and Kaworu, like with
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Could you please tell me in which scene the song “Do You Love Me?” from Evangelion plays? Thank you!
You know, there’s something so nostalgic about music from our favorite shows. Recently, I found myself diving back into the world of Neon Genesis
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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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I don’t know anything about Evangelion, but I’m interested in watching it. Can you tell me the best order to watch it?
So, I recently had a conversation with a friend who was curious about Neon Genesis Evangelion. Can you believe it? They had
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I’m interested in watching Evangelion, but there are so many different versions like the Rebuild films. I’m not sure where to start. Can you help me figure out which one to watch first? By the way, I want to watch it on Amazon Prime.
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I think there are several Evangelion movies. Are they like recap films?
You know, when it comes to “Neon Genesis Evangelion,” it can get a bit confusing with all the different movies. I remember the first time I tried to wrap my head around
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I have a question about the anime Neon Genesis Evangelion. I read that it’s best to watch the original series (Episode 25) first, and then watch the Rebuild of Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone. However, when I watched it in that order, I found that the movie seemed
