PronsAmuro wrote:It's been a good three year run

The first post is dated January 14, 2004, so it's about three weeks short of five years now.

Originally posted on: 20-Dec-2008, 04:32 GMT

Looks like you're right! Is that a popular thing to do at fairs over there if you know? All I know is the stuff is delicious, and people usually pound mochi as part of celebrating New Year's. Dunno how many people in Japan would pay a premium for mochi made by Asuka, though. http://www.evag...

Tom Servo wrote:Huh? Asuka chopping wood... I feel like there's a joke I'm not getting. Oim a lumberjack an' oim okay

It looks more like she's pounding mochi, not chopping wood.

Originally posted on: 09-Nov-2007, 05:57 GMT

On a side note, a little known neat fact is that Sadamoto did the character designs for TEXHNOLYZE. Comparing stuff like Eva and .hack//, it's obvious, but TEXHNOLYZE is nothing like his other works. I recommend it. Yoshiyuki Sadamoto had nothing to do with Texhnolyze, at least according the th...

Teh Ran, you say?



Originally posted on: 18-Oct-2007, 11:08 GMT

ElDusto wrote:Yeah, Sonic the Hedghog was really popular back in the early to mid 90's.

Didn't Sega sponsor the TV series until they were scared off with Eva-01's eating binge in ep. 19?

Originally posted on: 22-Feb-2007, 00:45 GMT

corncopp6 wrote:That? it. Threads done. Mods might as well close it now. This can´t be topped.

O RLY?



Originally posted on: 15-Jan-2007, 04:07 GMT

^ But where's his cowboy hat? The pic is incomplete without the hat.

Originally posted on: 29-Mar-2006, 06:31 GMT

Ornette wrote:Oh...CLICK AT YOUR OWN RISK (but it's nothing like that ^)

*raises WTF flag*

Originally posted on: 07-Mar-2006, 05:30 GMT

Unfortunately, I've never seen The Matrix, if that's what you're referring to.

Originally posted on: 01-Mar-2006, 06:38 GMT

If the image I posted appears earlier in the thread, I can't find it.

I still don't know where it's from.

Originally posted on: 01-Mar-2006, 06:30 GMT

Good thing it is, or else all those fangirls into Kaworu yaoi would commit mass suicide. http://www.evageeks.org/ANF-Archive/images/../images/lol.gif While I'm at it, where is this pic from? I've heard it's from one of the GOS games, but something (like denial) is telling me fana...

Takumi, for each of those two pictures, you win an internet.

Originally posted on: 28-Feb-2006, 06:19 GMT

2^

Somehow, that first video is both perfect and totally wrong at the same time.

The second. . .

Originally posted on: 05-Nov-2005, 02:28 GMT

But why a SHIP? What the heck was this ship doing that made it such a great place to stash her? A ship can move, and one the size and type they were keeping her on probably doesn't have to dock for supplies more often than once every couple months, if not longer. Keep her moving, away from othe...

I first saw Eva on Toonami's "Giant Robot Week," but I owe it to my good friend for getting me into it. I got the boxset with the movies last Christmas and finished everything in two days. . . http://evageeks.org/ANF-Archive/images/-grin.gif Originally posted on: 19-Jun-2004, 23:28 GMT

There are almost too many visual similarities to count. For example the descent into the black hole bomb was largely repeated in Magma Diver; Gunbuster tears its enemies' force-fields in quite a familiar way; and if I recall correctly, the surface of the black hole bomb had a curious octahedron...

This one I can't verify, because I haven't read the book. Maybe somebody else knows more about this. The novel of "The Andromeda Strain" was written by Michael Crichton. A reference in another Michael Crichton novel, "The Terminal Man" describes the installation of a sti...

Simple. That's how.

Originally posted on: 10-Jun-2004, 22:35 GMT

1: Ritsuko comments that this is because foreign objects (i. e. Toji and Kensuke) have entered the plug. 2: Both Shinji and Asuka are capable of synching with an Eva, therefore, there is no disruption. 3: LCL comes from Lilith, stored in NERV's basement. This is indicated by the signs de...