when her aging was stopped We don't know if the Curse of Eva keeps you 14 years old physically, or whether it turns you 14 years old physically. It's obviously the former. The Curse of Eva freezes you at whatever age you were when you received it. The latter doesn't even make any sense. If you're a...

Unless we find a source for the LcL invention thing sometime soon I'm inclined to discard it. Putting that aside, the rest of my point still stands. If Mari is older than she looks, for her to have the body of a teenager that would mean she was a teenager when her aging was stopped, which heavily i...

Kendrix#921343 wrote:

Melkor#921342#921343 wrote:Apparently Mari had something to do with the creation of LCL

where is that info even from? Cause it's not in the script or the booklet interviews.

I remember a few people here mentioning it. Maybe it was from that glossary thing with all the terms?

Apparently Mari had something to do with the creation of LCL (which doesn't really make a whole lot of sense because LCL is a substance that's been around even before humans existed). Mari has the body of a teenager, so if we assume that her aging was stopped due to LCL exposure, then that would mea...

NTE Next Generation https://thumbs2.imagebam.com/89/a5/2f/74e7171374232161.jpg For some reason I'm picturing Shinji and Mari as the new Kaji and Misato instead. With the way Shinji was acting with Mari in the final scene, I could see him turning into a Kaji, while Mari turns into a Misato.

Do the other pilots remember their experiences though, or did they forget all their memories and experiences with the Evas like in the manga? I hope not. That would sort of make all that character growth and development they went through kind of pointless if they don't even remember it.

Does the movie explain what the Angels are and where they come from? Are they related to the Adams in any way, or are they something else entirely?

Looks like Foxen Anime made a review for the movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xLZlKqpyyhQ

He's an anime Youtuber that lives in Japan and speaks the language, so he was able to see the movie twice before making his review.

Blockio#915476 wrote:You don't happen to have read Reichu's twitter, do you?

I wonder, what does Reichu think of the movie?

I really hope the pilots all still have their memories of what happened. That manga ending where everyone forgot what happened when the work is reset was so dumb. What's the point of all that character development they go through if they don't even remember any of it?

That's nothing compared to all the Mari "fans" suddenly coming out of the woodwork. Seeing all the hate Mari got since 2.0, I was one of the people hoping she would turn out to be something more than just fanservice. I had a feeling that she was possibly meant to represent some sort of he...

Something like that could definitely work as a spin-off. Imagine a slice of life, character-focused anime about the pilots as adults. It would be cool to see them occasionally meet and hang out as adults and just talk about life. Maybe it could even flesh out Shinji and Mari's relationship more and ...

The confusing thing about the woman in the photo is that she looks to be older than Mari. That would make sense if it was her mother. In the final scene though, Mari appears to be older now, and looks almost exactly like the woman in the photo. Either Mari just looks a lot like her mother as an adul...

Does he just say it, or is there a flashback to go along with it as well showing Mari meeting Gendo and Yui in college?

I'm still confused. Are the Rei, Kaworu, and Asuka that Shinji sees at the train station the same Rei, Kaworu, and Asuka, or are they alternate versions that exist in this new world? If they are the same ones, why does Shinji act as though they are complete strangers? Looking across the platform and...

Mr. Tines#914819 wrote:

Getting priorities right  SPOILER: Show

I don't know why, but for some reason this shot in particular really got to me. Maybe it's because I have a cat too.

The leaked scene where Shinji says "Bye bye all Evangelions" broke me. Same. Especially the part when all the people and animals are falling down from the sky and it shows that closeup shot of the girl holding the cat. From some reason that particular one got to me. Maybe it's because...

If Asuka is a clone in this continuity, who is she supposed to be a clone of? Kyoko? Mari?

So does Asuka being at the station confirm that Shinji is still in the same world as everyone else and not a different world?

I wonder if the seemingly conflicting pieces Mari's origins throughout the films are intentional. Mari is like one of those people that likes to give off an air of mystery and make themselves seem cool, so they are always bullshitting and coming up with all kinds of crazy lies about things they have...