Reader’s Question:
I’m curious about something. Is there a specific location where the Angels in Evangelion appear? Do they only show up where the power cables for the Evangelions can reach?
So, I was chatting with a friend the other day about Neon Genesis Evangelion, and
Reader’s Question:
I recently became interested in Evangelion and started looking for it on Netflix, but I found three different versions. I’m not sure which one to start with. What order should I watch them in?
When I first dipped my toes into the
Reader’s Question:
I’m interested in watching Evangelion, but I’m not sure about the order in which to watch it. Could someone please provide a detailed and gentle explanation? Thank you!
I remember the first time I decided to dive into the world of Neon
Reader’s Question:
I’ve watched up to episode 17 of the Neon Genesis Evangelion anime. I learned that “Air” and “My Heart is in Your Hands” are recap episodes for episodes 25 and 26. Does the anime conclude properly at episode 26? Should I also watch “Air” and “My Heart is in
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Do you think it would be beneficial for humanity if the Human Instrumentality Project from Evangelion were to happen? I believe it would be for the betterment of humanity.
You know, when I first stumbled upon the concept of the Human Instrumentality
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, I remember the first time I decided to dive into the world of Neon
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
