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The End of Evangelion
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The End of Evangelion | |
Theatrical release poster
Directed by | Episode 25': Kazuya Tsurumaki Episode 26': Hideaki Anno |
Produced by | Mitsuhisa Ishikawa |
Written by | Hideaki Anno |
Starring | Megumi Ogata Megumi Hayashibara Yuko Miyamura Kotono Mitsuishi |
Music by | Shiro Sagisu |
Cinematography | Hisao Shirai |
Editing by | Sachiko Miki |
Studio | Production I.G Gainax |
Distributed by | Toei Company |
Release dates |
Running time | 87 minutes |
Country | Japan |
Language | Japanese |
The End of Evangelion (新世紀エヴァンゲリオン劇場版 Air/まごころを、君に Shin Seiki Evangerion Gekijō-ban: Air/Magokoro o, Kimi ni?) is a 1997 Japanese animated science fiction film written and directed by Hideaki Anno, released as a finale for mecha-based television series Neon Genesis Evangelion.
The film is divided into two episodes, each with a separate Japanese and English title: Episode 25': "Air" (エア Ea?) / "Love is Destructive" and Episode 26': "Yours Sincerely" (まごころを、君に Magokoro o, Kimi ni?) / "ONE MORE FINAL: I need you". They effectively replace the series' controversial final two episodes with a more "real world" account of the story's apocalyptic climax.[1] Gainax originally proposed titling the film Evangelion: Rebirth 2.[2]
The End of Evangelion received polarizing opinions initially, with the film obtaining the Animage Anime Grand Prix in 1997 (amongst other awards) and reviews that ranged from glowing to antipathetic. After a decade following the film's release, reviews are still extremely polarizing.
Episode 25': "Air"/"Love is Destructive"[edit]
In the prologue, Shinji Ikari, distraught over the death of Kaworu Nagisa, pleads for help from a comatose Asuka Langley Soryu. However, after accidentally dislodging her hospital gown, Shinji masturbates while standing over her.
With the Angels killed and Gendo Ikari's treachery obvious, SEELE dispatches the Japanese Strategic Self-Defense Force (JSSDF) to infiltrate the Geofront and take control of NERV. Ritsuko Akagi is released from detainment to install a firewall into NERV's MAGI computer system to thwart a hacking attempt. The JSSDF enters NERV Headquarters and kills most of its staff there, with top priority given to the capture of the Evas and the deaths of their pilots.
Misato Katsuragi has Asuka moved to the cockpit of Unit-02 and placed at the bottom of a nearby lake, before rescuing a catatonic Shinji from JSSDF troops. Determined to have him pilot Unit-01, Misato brings Shinji to the Eva's bay doors, but is mortally wounded when they are attacked by more soldiers. After convincing Shinji to pilot the Eva one more time, Misato kisses him and forces him into the elevator. With her dying breaths, Misato wonders if Kaji thinks that she has done the right thing.
When Gendo concludes that NERV's defeat is inevitable, he retrieves Rei Ayanami and retreats to Terminal Dogma to begin initiating Third Impact. Meanwhile, Asuka reactivates Unit-02 upon reaching the epiphany that her mother has "always been with her" within the Eva. Asuka easily destroys the JSSDF's air and ground forces, though Unit-02's external power cable disconnects during the battle. SEELE deploys the Mass Production Evangelions to the Geofront to attack Unit-02.
In Terminal Dogma, Ritsuko confronts Gendo and Rei, intending to destroy NERV Headquarters to prevent Gendo from carrying out his plans. However, her command is overridden by Casper, one of the three cores of the MAGI and essentially her mother. After realizing her mother's betrayal of her for love, Ritsuko is killed by Gendo. Meanwhile, at the Eva launch cages, Shinji is unable to help Asuka when he discovers that Unit-01 is encased in hardened bakelite. Despite initially appearing victorious, Asuka and Unit-02 are mercilessly killed by the MP Evas.
Later, Unit-01 breaks through the surrounding bakelite on its own. With Shinji in the cockpit, Unit-01 breaks out of the ruined NERV Headquarters and ascends the Geofront. Tormented by the MP Evas carrying the mutilated remains of Unit-02, Shinji screams.
Episode 26': "Yours Sincerely"/"ONE MORE FINAL: I need you."[edit]
Back in Terminal Dogma, Gendo, who has merged with Adam, attempts to merge with Rei to begin Third Impact. However, Rei takes over the process, rejecting Gendo while absorbing Adam into herself and reuniting with Lilith, the crucified Second Angel. The two form a luminescent, rapidly-growing being with Lilith's skin and Rei's body. The MP Evas crucify Unit-01 and begin the ritual to initiate Third Impact, and Shinji is driven insane by the grotesque transformations the MP Evas undertake. The gigantic form of Lilith rises out of the Geofront and confronts Shinji, transforming into the forms of Kaworu and Rei.
After several dreamlike scenes of contemplation, including a surreal and violent confrontation with Asuka, Shinji decides he is alone and unwanted and everyone in the world should die. In response, Lilith creates a planet-wide anti-AT-Field which negates the AT-Fields of humanity and causes their bodies to dissolve into LCL, the blood of Lilith and the primordial soup from which life on Earth originates. The souls of humanity are absorbed into the Egg of Lilith, a giant dark sphere cradled by Lilith, as she grows to an enormous size.
The world's souls form a single, complemented existence, and Shinji's emotional sufferings and loneliness prompt him to accept this new form, thinking that there could never be happiness in the real world. However, after a series of introspections and monologues, Shinji realizes that it is necessary to live with others and that to live life is to experience joy as well as pain. The Third Impact is rejected and Lilith decays and dies, releasing its anti-AT Field and allowing separate beings to potentially come back into existence. Asuka and Shinji are rematerialized from the sea of LCL together on a beach, with a view of the severed head of Lilith and the apocalyptic landscape.
The ambiguous meaning of the TV series' ending left many viewers and critics confused and unsatisfied.[3] The final two episodes were possibly the most controversial segments of an already controversial series[4] and were received as flawed and incomplete by many.[5] However, Anno and assistant director Kazuya Tsurumaki defended the artistic integrity of the finale.[6][7]
Gainax launched the project to create a film ending for the series in 1997, first releasing Death & Rebirth as a highly condensed character-based recap and re-edit of the TV series (Death) and the first half of the new ending (Rebirth, which was originally intended to be the full ending, but could not be finished due to budget and time constraints). The project was completed later in the year and released as The End of Evangelion. Episode 25': Air uses the original script intended for episode 25 of the original series[citation needed] and forms roughly 2/3 of the previous film, Rebirth.
Ritsuko's voice actress Yuriko Yamaguchi had considerable difficulty delivering her character Ritsuko's response to Gendo Ikari without knowing what Gendo had said (as Anno ensured that part of Gendo's line was inaudible). She successfully delivered the line after being shown a hint from Anno.[8]
Among the images used in the film are of some of the hate-mail and death threats (including graffiti on Gainax's headquarters) as well as letters of praise sent to Anno.[9][10]
The soundtrack of The End of Evangelion was composed by Shiro Sagisu. The film prominently features selections of Johann Sebastian Bach's music throughout the movie. Episode 25' has the Japanese title Air, being named after the Air on the G String which is played during the episode. Among the other pieces included are Cello Suite No. 1 in G Major (I. Prélude), Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (transcribed for piano and later played again with string instruments in the end credits), and Pachelbel's Canon.
Among the other insert songs are "Komm, süsser Tod" (Come, Sweet Death), an upbeat song (which appears in the film at the beginning of Instrumentality), "THANATOS -If I Can't Be Yours", which is played in both the end credits and the credits to episode 25' (the song is based around "THANATOS", a background music piece used in the series). Another song, "Everything You've Ever Dreamed", was recorded for the film by the same vocalist (Arianne) as "Komm, süsser Tod", but was not used and was later included on the Refrain of Evangelion soundtrack.
Interpretation of the ending[edit]
In the final scene of The End of Evangelion, Shinji and Asuka have separated themselves from the collective human existence. Shinji tries to strangle Asuka, but eventually stops and breaks down in tears after she touches his face. The 1998 Bandai Carddass card D-88 comments on the scene:
"Shinji renounced the world where all hearts had melted into one and accepted each other unconditionally. His desire... to live with 'others' — other hearts that would sometimes reject him, even deny him. That is why the first thing he did after coming to his senses was to place his hands around Asuka's neck. To feel the existence of an 'other'. To confirm rejection and denial."[11]
The meaning of the final scene is obscure,[12][13] and has been controversial.[14][15] According to an episode of the Japanese anime show Anime Yawa aired March 31, 2005 on NHK's satellite TV, Asuka's final line was initially written as "I'd never want to be killed by you of all men, absolutely not!" or "I'll never let you kill me." ("Anta nankani korosareru nowa mappira yo!") but Anno was dissatisfied with Miyamura's renditions of this line.[16] Eventually Anno asked her a question which described what he was going for with this scene:
"Concerning the final line we adopted, I'm not sure whether I should say about it in fact. At last Anno asked me 'Miyamura, just imagine you are sleeping in your bed and a stranger sneaks into your room. He can rape you anytime as you are asleep but he doesn't. Instead, he masturbates looking at you, when you wake up and know what he did to you. What do you think you would say?' I had been thinking he was a strange man, but at that moment I felt disgusting. So I told him that I thought 'Disgusting.' And then he sighed and said, 'I thought as much.'"[17]
Tiffany Grant, Asuka's English dub voice actress, made the following statement:
"The most widely circulated translation of the last line of EoE [End of Evangelion] is "I feel sick," but Amanda Winn Lee (Rei Ayanami's English voice actor and director of End of Evangelion) said she asked several translators, and she felt "disgusting" was the most accurate adaptation.[18] You could say she is disgusted with/sick of the situation or with Shinji himself. My favorite explanation though, is this one: My husband, Matt Greenfield, directed the TV series and is very familiar with the whole Eva franchise. Matt has said that although (Eva creator) Hideaki Anno seems to change his mind frequently about what various things mean in Eva, Anno once said that Asuka's comment about feeling "sick" was a reference to morning sickness. Now THAT gives ya something to think about, doesn't it! Of course, Anno is quite passionate about the idea that every person should decide for him or herself what Eva means to them."[19]
Some state that, despite the somber ending, the results of Instrumentality are not permanent. Both Rei and Yui comfort Shinji and tell him that people can restore themselves to physical existence if they want to, depending on the strength within their hearts. It is suggested that Asuka is one of the first persons to manifest herself back into reality. Another Evangelion trading card explains:[8]
"In the sea of LCL, Shinji wished for a world with other people. He desired to meet them again, even if it meant he would be hurt and betrayed. And just as he had hoped / wanted, Asuka was present in the new world. Only Asuka was there beside him. The girl whom he had hurt, and who had been hurt by him. But even so, she was the one he had hoped/wished for...."
It has been debated whether The End of Evangelion is intended to enlarge and retell episodes 25 and 26 or to completely replace the TV ending with a different one; with certain sequences from the final television episodes being evocative of sequences of the film, such as a shot of Misato's bled-out corpse and another of Shinji huddled in despair. Some believe that The End of Evangelion is an alternate ending to the series, perhaps created to please those fans who were displeased with the TV series' ending. Tsurumaki said he felt the series was complete as it was.[20]
The End of Evangelion was first released on Laserdisc in Japan. It also included the first release of the video versions of Episodes 21–24. The film was split up into two 40-minute episodes with brief intros (similar to episode 22), edited credits (for each episode instead of credits for both between the two), redone eyecatcher-textboards (showing "Neon Genesis Evangelion Episode..." instead of "The End of Evangelion Episode...") and a next-episode-preview section in Episode 25'. The episodic version of the film was on the last two discs of the Laserdisc release of the series (Genesis 0:13 and 0:14 respectively), each containing 2 episodes (the original TV episodes and the new End of Evangelion episodes respectively), although the film was also released in its original cinematic form on VHS, Laserdisc, and later DVD. The script was serialized in 4 issues of Dragon Magazine from August 1997 to January 1998.
In 2006, The End of Evangelion was shown theatrically as part of the Tokyo International Film Festival in Akihabara.[21]
Red Cross Book[edit]
The Red Cross Book (as it's unofficially known, for the large red St George's Cross on its cover) was an A-4-sized pamphlet sold in theaters during the release of The End of Evangelion.[22][23][24] The book was written by Gainax and various production staff of the Evangelion TV series and films, with an interview with Tsurumaki, a listing of voice actors and brief essays written by them on their respective characters, short biographical sketches, commentary on the TV series and production of the films, a "Notes" section covering the setting of the films, and a glossary of terms used in the series, manga, and the two films. The Red Cross Book was left out in the Manga Entertainment release due to copyright issues.[25] However, it was translated by fans of the series.[26][27]
ADV Films, region 1 license holder and distributor for the Neon Genesis Evangelion TV series, declined to license The End of Evangelion and the associated films, with Manga Entertainment "reportedly [paying] around 2 million dollars" for the rights.[28] Voice actress Amanda Winn Lee wrote the film's script for both the subtitled and dubbed versions (based on translations by Sachuchi Ushida and Mari Kamada), and produced and directed the dub.[29] The cast was made up primarily of voice actors reprising their roles from ADV's dub of the TV series, with several supporting roles recast because the original actors were unavailable. To accommodate voice actors living in different parts of the country, the dub was recorded in three locations, Los Angeles, Houston and New York City.[30]
The North American DVD release featured a 6.1 DTS, a 5.1 Dolby, and a new stereo track downmixed from the 6.1 in both languages (the DVD packaging claiming it was remixed no less than three times). Some creative changes were made to the English audio track of the film, including some added dialogue and sound effects.[citation needed]
In discussing the film's English dub, Mike Crandol of Anime News Network determined that "the remarkably strong performances of the main cast overshadow the weaker voice work present", though he criticized the script for being "slightly hammy" in parts. Crandol praised the final exchange between Spike Spencer (Shinji) and Allison Keith's (Misato) characters as "one of the most beautiful vocal performances to ever grace an anime".[31]
The End of Evangelion: Renewal[edit]
A new version of The End of Evangelion was released on June 25, 2003 in Japan by Starchild and King Records as part of the Renewal of Evangelion box set (which compiled "new digitally remastered versions of the 26 TV show episodes, 4 remade-for-Laserdisc episodes, and 3 theatrical features" as well as "a bonus disc with never-before-seen material").[32]
This version of the film joins the "recap" film Evangelion: Death with End and omits the Rebirth segment from the first film. Also, on the aforementioned bonus disc is a previously unreleased deleted scene shot in live-action with voice actors Megumi Hayashibara, Yūko Miyamura, and Kotono Mitsuishi portraying their characters, 10 years after the events of Evangelion. In this continuity, Shinji does not exist and Asuka has a sexual relationship with Toji Suzuhara. The sequence concludes with a male voice (implied to be Shinji's) saying, "This isn't it, I am not here," proving it is a false reality seen through his eyes.[33] Manga Entertainment announced in 2006 that it was "ironing out the contracts" to release the Renewal versions of Death & Rebirth and The End of Evangelion the next year,[34] though their rights to the film have since expired.[35]
Initial reactions[edit]
The film won the Animage Anime Grand Prix prize for 1997 and the Japan Academy Prize for "Biggest Public Sensation of the Year";[36] and was given the "Special Audience Choice Award" by the 1997 Animation Kobe.[37] EX.org ranked the film in 1999 as the fifth best 'All-Time Show' (with the TV series at #2).[38]
In Japan, between its release and October 1997, The End of Evangelion grossed 1.45 billion yen.[39] Manga artist Nobuhiro Watsuki wrote:
" | A little while ago, I finally saw the theatrical version of Evangelion (I'm writing this in August). It was obvious that the people who created it didn't love the story or the characters, so I'm a little disappointed. But the dramatization, the movement, and the editing were superb. When the story led into the self-improvement seminar, I was nearly fooled for an instant. I don't know if most people enjoyed it, but as a writer, I was able to take home something from it.[40] | " |
Newtype USA reviewed the film as a "saga of bamboozlement". It also criticized the film's "more biblical overtones, teen melo-drama and bad parenting" and that "for some frustrated viewers, these DVDs might bring on the '4th impact' hurling these DVDs against the wall."[41] Manga Entertainment CEO Marvin Gleicher criticized the Newtype review as "biased and disrespectful" and a "facile and vapid" product of "ignorance and lack of research".[42]
Many reviews focused on the audio-visual production; Light and Sound editorialized that "narrative coherence seems a lesser concern to the film-makers than the launching of a sustained audio-visual assault. The kaleidoscopic imagery momentarily topples into live action for the baffling climax...",[43] an assessment echoed by critic Mark Schilling.[44] Mike Crandol of Anime News Network gave the film an overall passing grade and described it as "a visual marvel". He described the DVD release as "a mixed bag", expressing displeasure over the "unremarkable" video presentation and overall lack of extra material.[31] David Uzumeri of ComicsAlliance summarized the film as "a dark, brutal, psychedelic orgy of sex and violence that culminated in the mass extinction of humanity set to an optimistic J-pop song with lyrics about suicide." Uzumeri also stated that the "themes of [Neon Genesis Evangelion] criticizing the audience for being spineless and lost in a fantasy world were cranked up to eleven, as the protagonist Shinji basically watches everybody die around him due to his refusal to make any effort whatsoever to engage with other people."[45]
In an article for Slant Magazine, writer Michael Peterson remarked that "it was not until the End of Evangelion film that Anno's visual strengths as a director really stood out". He observed that "Anno, like David Lynch, possesses a skill at framing his shots, and using the attendant color, to create visual compositions that stand out not only as beautiful in the story's context, but also as individual images, a painterly quality that he then applies back to the work. When Anno frames an image, the power of that specific image becomes a tool that he can later refer back to for an instantaneous emotional and intellectual response."[46]
Carlos Ross of Them Anime Reviews compared the tone of the film to The Blair Witch Project in that it deconstructed the series while "cashing in" on it. He was especially critical of the film's entire second half by saying:
" | The second half of the movie is so incoherent and obtuse that it completely loses the mainstream audience (and in fact, virtually any audience) this series has attracted before. It goes beyond art film and beyond anime. And in doing so, it goes beyond the audience's capability to understand and be entertained, which defeats the purpose of something labeled as art."[47] | " |
Schilling reviewed the film as more than a deconstruction, but an attempt at unification of mediums:
"Despite the large cast of characters, decades-spanning story, and a profusion of twenty-first-century jargon, much of it borrowed from early Christian sources, the film is essentially a Power Rangers episode writ large: i.e., super-teens piloting big, powerful machines and saving the world from monsters. We've seen it all before. What we haven't seen, however, is the way the film zaps back and forth through time, slams through narrative shifts and flashes explanatory text, in billboard-sized Chinese characters, at mind-bending speed. It's a hyper-charged phantasmagoria that defies easy comprehension, while exerting a hypnotic fascination. Watching, one becomes part of the film's multimedia data stream.
Shinseiki Evangelion is looking forward, toward an integration of all popular media - television, manga, movies, and video games - into new forms in which distinctions between real and virtual, viewer and viewed, man and machine, become blurred and finally cease to matter. O Brave New World, that has such animation in it."[48]
Chris Beveridge of Mania.com described the film as "work[ing] on so many levels", but cautions that it is not meant to be watched without having seen the rest of the series.[49]
Despite initial mixed reviews, The End Of Evangelion is frequently ranked among the greatest anime films. Patrick Macias of TokyoScope ranked it one of his 10 greatest films,[50] and the best anime movie of the 1990s;[51] CUT film magazine ranked it third on its list of the top 30 best anime films.[52]
See also[edit]
- ^ "The End of Evangelion: Production". EvaOtaku.com. 1998-02-20. Retrieved 2006-09-03.
- ^ News Briefs. Ex.org. Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ "The kaleidoscopic imagery momentarily topples into live action for the baffling climax, which alternates Disneyesque bromides ("Truth lies in your heart") with metaphysical blather ("So long as the earth, sun and moon exist, everything will be alright.")." Sight and Sound (2003)
- ^ "The stunning originality of these final episodes cannot be overstated … the series deals with these elements in breathtakingly creative ways to create a unique and memorable vision of inner and outer collapse, and, perhaps, renewal. It should be noted that many viewers were outraged by the two final episodes. Expecting a more conventional end-of-the-world scenario, fans were baffled and indignant that, instead of outward explosions and satisfying combat, the cataclysmic struggle occurred wholly in the character's mind." "In these last two episodes the machines have literally stopped, and both characters and viewers are left with no recourse but to confront their/our own flawed humanity in all its desperation and insecurities without the technological armor of the typical sf text." pg 427 and pg 428 respectively of Napier 2002
- ^ "The End of Evangelion: Commentary". EvaOtaku.com. 1998-02-20.
- ^ "Lately due to the ending of episodes #25 and #26, some people started watching Evangelion. They were not anime fans. In fact many of them are females and they tell me that they really enjoyed episode #25, objectively. Most anime fans are furious. I understand their anger. I can't help laughing when hard-core anime fans say that we did a very lousy job, with intentional negligence. No we didn't. No staff members did a lousy job. In fact, every member at Gainax gave more energy than anybody can imagine. I feel sad that those fans couldn't see our efforts. Personally I think the original TV ending we showed ended up beautifully." Hideaki Anno, Protoculture Addicts 43
- ^ "My opinion was, 'Why don't we show them the entire process including our breakdown." You know — make it a work that shows everything including our inability to create a satisfactory product. I figured that, "In 10 years or so, if we look back on something that we made while we were drunk out of our minds, we wouldn't feel bad even if the quality wasn't so good.'
Q: Really?" "KT – So, no matter what the final form, I feel it was great just being able to make it to the end of the TV series. " Tsurumaki interview, RCB - ^ a b Neon Genesis Evangelion Frequently Asked Questions
- ^ "Death Threats Transcribed" - (Detailed transcription of the letters appearing in The End of Evangelion)
- ^ "Anno Hideaki allegedly created the two episodes contained here in response to death threats from fans dissatisfied with the original conclusion to his anime sci-fi saga." Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion, M.L., Sight and Sound, vol 13, issue 4, April 2003; pg 59
- ^ "Ask John: What Does Asuka's Final Line Mean?". AnimeNation.
- ^ "Understanding Evangelion". Anime News Network. Retrieved August 29, 2011. "By opening their hearts to one another Shinji and Asuka at last have a chance at happiness. Unfortunately the brutality of this scene obscures its tender meaning, and the Evangelion saga ends on a dour note despite reprising the positive message from its television conclusion."
- ^ "Thoughts on Stuff - Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion". Patrick Meaney. Retrieved August 29, 2011. "But, as we saw in the series finale, there are many worlds, many possible people that each individual person can be, and we choose and guide our lives towards different ends as time passes. I find it hard to reconcile the Shinji here, who dismisses Instrumentality, with the Shinji we saw in the series, who embraced it....It's impossible to choose a definitive conclusion because it's all real, it all exists and it all tells us something about the essential being that is Shinji Ikari. Shinji chokes Asuka as they lie on a postapocalyptic beach. Why? I honestly don't know for sure at this point."
- ^ "Review - The End of Evangelion". Anime News Network. Retrieved August 29, 2011. "...the movie takes itself very seriously, and the sometimes over-the-top dialogue undermines the mood of the film. Then of course there is Asuka's highly-subjective final line which closes the movie....no matter how it was translated it was destined not to please everyone."
- ^ "Virtually everyone that's ever seen even a portion of the Evangelion animation has a personal opinion and interpretation of the story, and the final line of the End of Evangelion animation has been the source of extensive debate among fans." Ask John 2003
- ^ "Annno [sic] didn't live with my line no matter how many times I tried. Ogata and I were at a loss how we should play what Anno wanted to express; she even tried to ride on me and choke me to meet his demand. He must have been pursuing reality." Animania 2005
- ^ "Asuka's final line in the Evangelion movie was Miyamura's idea". Animania blog.
- ^ Other adaptations include "really disgusting", simply "disgusting", "I feel unwell/terrible/sick", "gross","Clearing the air: guides decipher Japan's teen talk". Reuters. 2008-06-05., "feeling is bad" or "unpleasant feeling".
- ^ "Current Info" - (a personal FAQ page by Tiffany Grant)
- ^ "A Story of Communication: The Kazuya Tsurumaki Interview". EvaOtaku.com. 1998-02-20. Retrieved 2006-08-15.
- ^ "Exclusive Screening Report: Shin Seiki Evangelion Movies Death (True)2 / Air / Magokoro Wo, Kimi Ni (The End Of Evangelion) At animecs T!FF In Akihabara 2006"
- ^ Moure, Dani (2001-03-21). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Special Edition Movies Box Set". Mania. Retrieved 2011-01-01. "...the data here is translated from the "Red Cross Book", a source of oodles of information made for sale as the programme book for the movie in Japanese cinemas. It's extremely comprehensive and it's a good way of presenting the data"
- ^ "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth DVD". Animefringe. August 2002. Retrieved 2011-01-11.
- ^ "AICN Anime Report". Ain't it Cool News. 2001-11-28. Retrieved 2011-03-30.
- ^ Manga Entertainment Press Panel: Metreon Festival of Anime" at the Wayback Machine (archived February 2, 2002)
- ^ "Answerman: Late To Work". Anime News Network. 2002-07-23. Retrieved 2013-01-21.
- ^ "The Top 25 Must-Visit Anime Websites". Animefringe.
- ^ "October 8-14 Anime News". Anime News Service. Retrieved 2013-01-21.
- ^ The End of Evangelion (DVD). Los Angeles, California: Manga Entertainment. 2002.
- ^ Lee, Amanda Winn; Lee, Jason C. (2002). Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth DVD commentary (DVD). Manga Entertainment.
- ^ a b Crandol, Mike (September 24, 2002). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion". Anime News Network. Retrieved 2009-09-11.
- ^ "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Renewal of Evangelion DVD-BOX". Mania. 2003-06-25. Retrieved 2009-05-10.
- ^ The first half (roughly) of End of Evangelion live-action sequence on YouTube
- ^ "SDCC: Manga Entertainment Announces A New Co-Pro; Talks "Karas," "Eva" And "GitS"". Toon Zone. 2006-07-22. Retrieved 2009-05-10.
- ^ Sargento Soma - ANNCast. Anime News Network (2009-11-06). Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ Carl Horn, "My Empire of Dirt" at the Wayback Machine (archived January 29, 1999) (2002), for Viz Communications
- ^ Animation Kobe 1997: An Attendee's Report at the Wayback Machine (archived July 12, 2000)
- ^ Press. EX. Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ December 1997 Newtype, p.90[title missing]
- ^ Act 147, Rurouni Kenshin volume 17, ISBN 1-59116-876-7
- ^ Newtype USA issue 1 pg 157[title missing]
- ^ "Manga Criticizes Newtype". Anime News Network. 2002-11-08. Retrieved 2010-08-22.
- ^ Light and Sound 2003
- ^ "[EoE] throws so much visual and narrative data at its audience, including titles zapping by at almost subliminal speed, that total comprehension is all but impossible. The experience is similar to watching a kid play a Final Fantasy video game at warp speed or flipping through a Shonen Jump comic in a blur". Contemporary Japanese Film review, Mark Schilling, ISBN 0-8348-0415-8, pg 334
- ^ "Alan Moore x Hideaki Anno: Their Failed Assassinations of Their Genres". Comicsalliance.com. 2011-01-17. Retrieved 2011-03-04.
- ^ "The Economy of Visual Language: Neon Genesis Evangelion". Slantmagazine.com. 2008-08-28. Retrieved 2011-03-26.
- ^ Ross, Carlos. "Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion". THEM Anime Reviews. Retrieved 2009-09-11.
- ^ Contemporary Japanese Film 1999
- ^ Beveridge, Chris (September 30, 2002). "Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion". Mania.com. Retrieved 2009-09-11.
- ^ Top Tens - Archive of Lists (2003) - Senses of Cinema. Archive.sensesofcinema.com. Retrieved on 2010-12-28.
- ^ "TokyoScope's Patrick Macias found them magnificent bastards, actually, judging The End of Evangelion the most important anime film of the past decade and a considerably more progressive work than that year's other cel-phenom, Princess Mononoke." http://web.archive.org/web/20060822225929/www.pulp-mag.com/archives/6.03/flcl.shtml
- ^ "An Eternal Thought in the Mind of Godzilla". Patrick Macias. November 18, 2006. Retrieved 2009-09-11. "The new issue of Japanese film magazine CUT is about to street....Anyways, here is CUT's list of the 30 Greatest Anime Films of all-time, forever, always, never changing, no arguments. And for the record, I agree with about 5 of them....3. End of Evangelion"
- Napier, Susan J. (November 2002). "When the Machines Stop: Fantasy, Reality, and Terminal Identity in Neon Genesis Evangelion and Serial Experiments Lain". Science Fiction Studies 29 (88): 418–435. ISSN 0091-7729. Retrieved 2007-05-04.
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In preparation for Super Robot Taisen L, I marathon'd the Anime, which was conveniently uploaded on Hulu (Japanese with English subs if I might add). It was decent, definitely something I'd recommend to others. Now there's something that has my curiosity, which is a major spoiler so open at your own risk!
Spoiler for Name that Mech!:
And for a better screenshot of the Linebarrel from Super Robot Taisen L... Spoiler for Super Robot Taisen L:
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Fanart collection for Kurogane no Linebarrel
http://www.mediafire.com/?b4r4d3uk7z33hv5 Plenty of mecha fanart especially Vardant in particular
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That mech is from the manga. Or rather the pilot/prototype of the manga. The mech is simply known as "Machina" in the anime I guess they put it in as a cameo.
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Finally finished watching this series, been wanting to since I watched up to episode 4, but I guess everyone lost interest in it, but was able to watch it all on crunchyroll. I mostly agree with what Deathkillz said:I really enjoyed the show, the first few episodes had alot of fanservice and humor and Koichi was a jerk, but thats actually one of the reasons I wanted to fiish it, because he was different than most heroes, and I wanted to see how he was going to turn out. I didn't mind the harem-aspect of the show though I knew it would be KoichixEmi. Was nice the other girls actually kissed him and got to pretty much show their feelings toward him. The only thing that bugged me was Emi never got to kiss him...well I was expecting Suzuna to kiss him aswell but that never happened but atleast Emi should have! Ah well, atleast they ended up together.
I would have liked if the epilogue was a little longer and maybe showed what everyone was doing afterwards instead of clips of the whole series, but nothing is perfect. Was a good mecha, and I don't regret watching it. I did watch it all in the span of three days, so I'm glad it had somthing in it that made me wanting to come back and watch more. 8.5/10 Series rating.
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Noticed this with the new release (though it may just be that adf.ly have grown wise to the script) but adf.ly will say "Blocked: Please ensure you are not using any advert blocking software or browser extensions." originally until you click back and then it'll skip and download the file. I've disabled Adblock and Ghostery to make sure it's definitely just this script that's having issues. |
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Please watch this video demos http://youtu.be/ek9o1CYoy-0
regards |
Akshay Kumar User |
@cecekpawon I am having the same problem with it.. though some links are opened fine but suddenly it started showing the "Blocked: Please ensure you are not using any advert blocking software or browser extensions." Message.. Please Fix it soon.. |
HanFox Scriptwright |
I can show you a video of it not working and it used to. So maybe try and look in to it using Firefox instead of Chrome, please? |
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HanFox wrote: FF 12 ; Scriptish 0.1.7 & Greasemonkey 0.9.20
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try fix in mozilla browser... shorten link like http://adf.ly/82fxR work fine. but link like http://*/adf.ly/*/int/http://* will redirect to adf.ly/blocked.html |
bqz User |
Hi, same here, using firefox 13.0. There has been a problem with your request. Please ensure you are not using any advert blocking software or browser extensions. If you feel you are seeing this page in error, please contact us. Thx, bye/ |
cecekpawon Script's Author |
WNG wrote: Fixed. Please update to 3.2 Thx for report |
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bqz wrote: No problem with FF, here the demo http://youtu.be/UbzxU4tV4b0 |
AnotherUser321 User |
With AdsFight! 3.2 if I go to gamecopyworld.com to download a trainer I'll get this message "There has been a problem with your request.
If I disable AdsFight! then the page works as expected. I've tested it on FF13 and 14 with Greasemonkey 0.9.20 version. Any chance for a fix? |
cecekpawon Script's Author |
AnotherUser321 wrote: Try new update v3.3 :D Add more timer to fake blocked page |
compchamp User |
i have a question that if we use this script for redirecting adfly then the result may be in ban?? |
HanFox Scriptwright |
Oops, totally didn't mean to flag that as spam, lol. I was meant to click reply and say: Ban from what? Ad.fly? How could you get banned? Also as for the whole blocked page it seems to be very hit and miss. |
HanFox Scriptwright |
Now it's even weirder. It even managed to get to the adf.ly timer for skipping the ad and showed the skip ad button before it decided to throw the blocked page. Getting crazy. |


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The Kings Head is an exceptional example of a classic London Gin Palace. Rebuilt in 1896, it actually dates back to the 1700's, where it served as a coach house for those travelling south from London. It has retained its public and saloon bar and still has the charm of etched glass and dark wooden panelling.
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We went here as my friend who lives in the area, and I did years ago, used to live behind the pub and said it was alright. What was even better as it was a lovely, kinda warm evening after weeks of torrential rain, we sat outside in...more
A lovely Victorian-era pub in the heart of Tooting, The King's Head was designed by a once-famous (and now deceased) architect who went by the name of William Mortimer Brutton in the late 1800s. If there is any country on Earth where an architect would be commissioned to design a pub, England would be it. As a result it's a beautiful place, with comfortable seating and good food to boot.


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WASHINGTON, D.C. – September 29, 2009 – Jennifer M. Luray, a well-respected government affairs and public policy leader with extensive health care experience and strong ties to both Capitol Hill and the executive branch, has been named Vice President of Government Affairs and Public Policy of Susan G. Komen for the Cure®, the leader of the global breast cancer movement. Luray will also serve as President of the group's sister organization, the Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Advocacy Alliance.
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Luray earned her M.P.A. from Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government and her A.B. in Sociology from Brown University. She was also a Visiting Senior Fellow at UCLA's School of Public Affairs.


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