Neon Genesis Evangelémon Episode 6: Regice, Ice, Baby The angular, crystalline form of Regice loomed above Pallet Town 3 as Shinji crawled into Genesect’s entry plug and braced himself to be deployed. As Genesect emerged above the Geofront, Shinji instinctively focused the cannon on its back on Regi...

Neon Genesis Evangelémon You Can (Not) Catch ‘Em All Episode 5: A Glasses Case “Is Mewtwo. . .I mean, Unit Zero. . . ready for its trial run?” The question came from a bespectacled, long-haired man who overlooked a panel full of dials and switches. His name was Shigeru Aoba, and he was one of the ba...

Neon Genesis Evangelémon: You Can (Not) Catch ‘em All Episode 4: The Sandslash’s Dilemma. Shinji was in trouble. Not the kind of trouble that was typical for a child of his age, which tended to involve such things as leaving the hallway lights on, over-watering the houseplants, or not cleaning up af...

They can't cancel it yet. They still have three series that are being developed: Stargirl, Harley Quinn, and Metropolis.

https://filmcombatsyndicate.com/bokurano-kitoh-mohiros-hit-sci-fi-mecha-tale-to-get-the-live-action-tv-treatment-with-the-100-writer/ This is real. It is actually happening. They are making a live-action adaptation of Mohiro Kitoh's infamously dark and cynical mecha series Bokurano , and Charlie Cra...

There were a couple homages that I thought were pretty cool, but the most interesting reveal/homage was: The events of Pokemon: The First Movie happened in this movie's universe. They directly state that the Mewtwo in this film is the same Mewtwo from the 1999 film. They reference how it broke ...

Probably no to the first one (the writers have been notoriously coy about Snoke's backstory, and it's unlikely that they want to identify him with a pre-existing character), but the second is a possibility. We know Palpatine died in Episode VI, but there's nothing stopping him from "possessing&...

More Asuka. . . and kitties! =^..^=

And here's episode 3: Episode 3: Good Ol’-Fashioned Fisticuffs It had been three weeks since Shinji’s harrowing battle with Regigigas, and he would have liked to have some time to enjoy himself. Unfortunately, as luck would have it, he had nothing of the sort. Instead, he was to be going to school, ...

To speed things along, here's chapter 2: Neon Genesis Evangelemon: You Can (not) Catch ‘Em All Episode 2: Shinji pops a NERV Shinji gulped and sputtered as he found himself submerged in the smelly orange liquid that filled the entry plug. He fought the urge to vomit, but that did little good, becaus...

And while it is true that Sony is working on making their own cinematic universe with Spider-Verse as a launching ground ( by 2029 I predict every Spider-Person who showed up in that film & in the sequels will have their own ongoing series ) & a hit PG-13 rated animation film could come out...

So, how long would you give it before we have an animated movie that:
-Is financially successful
-Is Rated PG-13 or R
-Is Released by a major studio
-Is NOT a comedy
-Is NOT based on a TV series
-Grosses at least $100 million worldwide.

You're implying that the animated LOTR and Heavy Metal were unsuccessful. They weren't: LOTR made $30 million on a $5 million budget, and Heavy Metal made $20 million on a $9 million budget.

I have a feeling that

It's happening, slowly but surely. The acceptance that animation for adults can be made at all, even if it's just vulgar comedies, was the first step. So far, so good. The next step is to diversify the number of genres that animation can cover. And we're getting there. A number of recent adult anima...

Well, there's one good thing. If everything is CGI in the future, then the stigma of animation being only for kids will be over.

to watch movies that are entirely CG with actors who do not exist, created for each film Wait, does that mean we're finally going to get more animated movies aimed at adults? In all seriousness, you make a good point with your Sears comparison. I think another good comparison would be the fate of t...

Disney needs to revisit their roots. As a company, they were BUILT on risk. Walt Disney was a risk-taker. An animated feature-length film in 1937, at a time when people thought animation was only good for 10-minute shorts? They said it couldn't be done, but he did it. A theme park based on movies an...

You guys are missing the point. All I was trying to say is that Disney doesn't need to buy out all of its remaining competitors (which at this point would just be Warner Bros., Universal, and Sony) if it can effectively limit the area in which they can operate, and marginalize their market share. An...

All right, first things first, a little explanation. Back when I joined this forum five years ago, I began writing a rather silly Evangelion/Pokemon crossover fanfic. It wasn't really a crossover in the conventional sense, but more like a retelling of the Evangelion story in the Pokemon setting. I m...