Little piece of history right here. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlC0_gh0FpE

Also, something from 1929.

To be honest I've put Eva on hiatus for quite a while now. (That partly explains why I don't visit these forums much too often.) Although I might pick up some interest in it again one of these days - I hope.

A.T. Fish#662339 wrote:Somebody call Dr. Grant!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fpPJ9iCM9wg

Ah...pranks.

...4 Kids would dare do Eva?

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Wait, what?

It is one of my favorites, but right now I'd be hard-pressed to say that it is my only favorite.

What amazes that Evangelion for all its darkness, character drama and psychological themes, that it is still classified as a shonen work. My experience with shonen is mostly that you usually have some sort hotblooded hero and his group of friends and they go off to fight monsters and generally save...

Sailor Star Dust#585671 wrote:Her, maybe? Usagi was apparently one of the first twin-tailed characters and the manga/anime started in 1992.

A slightly earlier example from 1990.

As for me, the only thing I hope for is that this year will be better than the last.

Currently stuck at Bakuman and Joshiraku.

For now I wish to nominate the Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei openings. All of them. ;)

Isn't ツインテール just "twintails"? In that case use of word is identical between "normal" English and wasei-eigo and it would just be a loan word, I think. Tsuin-teeru is usually identified as wasei-eigo ; in fact, that term was original...

That was it, yeah. Another good example of wasei-eigo word would be "skinshippu" (edit: of course in my first post "girls they like" should be "girls they dislike", derp) Another is using renji (レンジ, in full denshi renji 電子...

hello. i am greatly inspired by 90s anime and manga and im making my own independent manga at the moment...just for the fun of it.....it is a mecha series that is greatly inspired by irish mythology.....but i am having trouble giving the mechs names...i am greatly inspired by evangelion so these me...

It reflects it a lot. They're instances of "Japanese english" (they have own term for it, ie. english used by Japanese occasionally in ways natives don't). Wasei-eigo ('Japanese-made English')? I'm not even sure if this should be here. Anyway, it's ...

TehDonutKing#584771 wrote:?

Meh, not too Jewish. :p

Merry/Happy Christmas guys!

I love how you use the word "disrespected" as if Eva is some kind of devine show that's above criticism "how dare you not like what I like!" "Blasphemed against" is a good alternative. Yeah, this guy should be burned at the stake at once. ;) Seriously though, s...

Oh God. :o



Ladies and gents, the most absurd event in animated human history.