BoJack Horseman. Show that initially comes off as exactly what it seems (in this case, low brow adult animated comedy), only to pull out the rug from under the audience and turn out to be a brutally honest exploration of its fucked-up cast. Except for Todd, who never really got probed the way he sh...

ACGT-Samael#891996 wrote:Misato's dub VA primarily works as a school teacher.

Which VA?

Blockio#889445 wrote:Basically, the story is a complete mess beyond your wildest fever dreams, but it somehow manages to be quite endearing in a strange, stockholm syndrome-y way

At what point does the timeline branch off? Are there any contradictions with the main series?

The ADV dub has Asuka refer to Shinji, Toji, and Kensuke collectively as "The Three Stooges." In the Netflix dub, she says "Idiot Trio," removing the pop culture reference. What was the phrase in the original? Was it a pop culture reference?

I linked to the patch files on this very page of the thread. Whatever's there is what you get. Thanks/sorry. I only did a Google search and looked at the first page, didn't look at this page. I did the math awhile back to see how much it would cost to pay someone to translate an anime, but I have n...

I know that a patch doesn't exist, but is there a decent enough translated script online that I could refer to the script as I was playing?

https://twitter.com/somebadideas/status ... 5558111234

"He’s also given the greenlight to make a new series, set up to sell music merchandising. Anno wants to explore a theme of ‘not running away’."

What's this about?

If Kaworu is coming back, then he damn better be the antagonist.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ywsccTLfd0

the people who were experiencing it fresh were going to binge it, engage with it for the moment, argue about small nuances and then move on to the next "big deal". I don't see how that follows. People before saw Evangelion through various means and fell in love with it. I don't see why pe...

SEELE-01#888723 wrote:That sounded like a deriled cult leader answering someone who just questioned why they have to take the juice laced with cyanide...

Exactly!

I'm surprised that Gainax/Khara/whoever doesn't see potential for profit in releasing this game to English-speaking audiences, or other Eva games for that matter. They're releasing the first of the ANIMA novels in English later this year, and it's hard for me to imagine that an Evangelion novel woul...

From what I've seen, niche movies like this (in America) get either A. A road show where it shows in different cities during different weeks. B. A normal limited release where it opens in a few hundred theaters on the same day or C. A simulcast for only one or two showings at potentially thousands o...

Reichu#888458 wrote:then it gets a bit harder to excuse him wishing death upon everybody.

It's not death. It's a glorious rebirth, for everyone! And that includes Shinji.

I'm biased because of my attachment to the old dub, so take what I say with a grain of salt: Spike's performance in EoE was phenomenal, whereas Casey's performance is just fine. It's not bad, or even mediocre. I have no problems with it (aside from the unconvincing screaming). It just didn't blow me...

My long-held interpretation of End of Evangelion may have just been destroyed by the change of a single line. I saw the kitchen scene in pre-Instrumentality as Rei placing Shinji's soul together with Asuka's, with no AT field, so Shinji could see how she really felt before making a decision as to wh...

Zeruss#886056 wrote:Sure thing, here it is!

Nice. Now how about an analysis, since this book is really cryptic?

Shinji's experience in the Eva is a proto-Instrumentality, but we don't see him decide explicitly that he wants to live in the real world. All I'm certain of is the birthing metaphor when he's spat out. My headcanon is that it was an accidental, like waking up from a dream.

Evangelion hasn't helped me hate myself less or get along better with others, but it has made me feel much less alone. That is of no small significance. I'd go so far as to say that I now understand the desire to feel represented in media, because I feel represented by this show.

I am 16 episodes in now. The new Rei feels like a totally different character. I'm used to perceiving her as completely emotionless above a subconscious level. Here, she's quiet, but still very emotional. She's even, dare I say it, cute . I've always thought of her as more creepy than cute. I wonder...

I'm not because it looks regressive rather than progressive and the rumour that studio Khara were behind it only adds to the problem as Evangelion is loved by a lot of people because it questions gender roles, sex, sexuality and you can read in to underlying themes for LGBT in to it so for this to ...