Reader’s Question:
What is the best order to watch Evangelion?
You know, diving into the world of Evangelion is like stepping into a beautifully chaotic painting—layered, intricate, and a bit perplexing at times. I remember when I first got into it, I was overwhelmed by the sheer
Reader’s Question:
I’m struggling to enjoy mecha anime like Code Geass and Evangelion. I really want to watch them because they’re classics, and I love the art style, but I just can’t seem to get into them. I’ve tried to stick it out for about ten episodes, but I always end
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I just finished watching the TV series of Neon Genesis Evangelion, but I’m wondering if I can watch the Rebuild of Evangelion movies without having seen the films Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death and Rebirth and The End of Evangelion. Will it be okay?
Reader’s Question:
What is the best order to watch the Evangelion movies?
As a student juggling psychology, part-time work at a judicial scrivener’s office, and a love for reading, I often find myself diving into new worlds. Recently, I embarked on a journey through the Evangelion
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
