Here’s another Evangelion from my fic, only this one is an OC instead of a reimagining. Name: Evangelion Unit-09 Height: 80 meters. Weight: 1500 tons. Type: IPEA Model. DNA Base: Adam. Head: More compact than other Evangelions, with a single pair of forward facing eyes, four nostrils, and a smaller,...

Here’s another Evangelion model. Name: Evangelion Unit-05. Height: 60 meters. Weight: 3,000 tons. Type: Originally an experimental model, later repurposed into a heavy support unit. DNA Base: Adam. Head: Boxy in appearance, with a horn protruding from the forehead, and a singular visor. Arms: Proste...

Haven’t been here in awhile. Anyway, I got another Eva Unit, this time, from another alternate universe. Name: Evangelion Unit 01. Height: 80 meters. Weight: 1200 tons. Type: Originally a test type, later becomes a literal god. DNA Base: Adam. Head: Almost identical to to its prime counterpart, but ...

I first watched Eva when I was 15 or 16 years old, and my first experience...wasn’t the best. I originally vowed to never watch the show again, because it made me almost depressed. So for awhile, I tried to forget that the show even existed, and focused on other things. That was, until this year, wh...

Yo, the name’s VUX.
I haven’t been on the forum for a very, very, very, very, very long time, mainly because I was kind of a shit poster.
But I’ve reformed, and now, I’ve returned.

Is there any particular reason why some Evangelions have more than a single pair of eyes?

Are Klaxosaurs supposed to be humans?

Also, I believe that most of them would be similar to angels, since four of the seven seeds are Fruits of Life, while only three seeds are Fruits of Knowledge.

Is it possible for other aliens to have existed alongside the FAR, if so, they wouldn’t be made out of LCL, right?

I know I've said this before, but it's still funny to me that the most successful (critically and financially) American adaptation of a Japan-sourced anime or manga is a Tom Cruise film. One does wonder what would happen if the show were on the other foot, and a Japanese film production company was...

I was suggesting, metaphorically, that Pacific Rim is true to its anime/kaiju film/mecha influences and the dip in quality in the sequel is as if Americans tried to replicate it with the same fidelity that they brought over the feel of Ghost in the Shell, Dragonball, Godzilla (in 1998) etc. I was p...

I heard that the story will be completely different, I guess that means no Khan Digifer, and no Tim Curry...to bad.

There could have been really good scenes like “We all float down here Gridman”

A lot of the new monsters featured in Fallout 76 are named after cryptids, which I thought was fairly interesting. These include Mothman, the Wendigo, the Flatwoods Monster, and the Snallygaster. Anyone know any information about these guys?

Than what country is Pacific Rim from?

How could someone even make a knife that gargantuan, it seems like it would cost trillions of dollars. Also, how long would it take to create such a thing, months, or even years?

I hated the idea of Newton becoming a villain, I thought he was funny in the first film, but came of as a complete dough bag in the second, I felt like they took would made his character in the first film and stomped on it.

I can see another similarity, her Evangelion’s liver quite literally gets eaten out in EOE, and the Mass Production Evangelions possess feathered wings just like an eagle. Asuka’s is also feeling a tremendous amount of pain similarly to Prometheus.

I don’t understand why they made the main characters eyes so massive, I mean, they kinda creep me out. I know this is an anime film,but that dosen’t translate into live action very well at all!

Any of you ever seen Kickstarter Crap? It’s by this guy called Idubbbz and it’s really funny. The reason it’s so funny is because he makes fun of people who post their dumb ideas on Kickstarter, such as organic lemons and hentai video games. It always gives me and my friend a few chuckles.

The idea of Kaiju-Jeager hybrids came off as interesting. That’s because it takes the saying “we created monsters of our own” quite literally, as jeagers, if placed in the wrong hands, can fulfill the exact same purpose as kaiju, being used for destruction.