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Huh? What is that supposed to mean?
Originally posted on: 24-Feb-2006, 02:09 GMT
Certainly not 100%.Reichu wrote:...is there some reason why NGE shouldn't eventually make sense?
Evangelion is the reason why we have the term "mental masturbation".Reichu wrote:I still don't understand why you two -- among others -- embrace this view of NGE. Why do you say the depth isn't there? Considering the sheer level of detail in the show, what is the specific logic behind this determination? And why is NGE unsolveable, if the director himself said that it CAN be solved?
Reichu wrote:I still don't understand why you two -- among others -- embrace this view of NGE. Why do you say the depth isn't there? Considering the sheer level of detail in the show, what is the specific logic behind this determination?
And why is NGE unsolveable, if the director himself said that it CAN be solved?
Eva Monkey wrote:Evangelion is the reason why we have the term "mental masturbation".
The Eva Monkey wrote:You know my opinion, I feel that Evangelion is a fundamentally incomprehensible thing. That is my opinion, I'm sticking to it, and it's not something that arguing over will ever change, and the argument wouldn't do this forum any good.
Seele08 wrote:I agree that NGE has lots of depth, but not every goddamn part of it is important,
DatDude wrote:After a decade I've seen nothing out of others that even comes close to half of what you say. Either you and you fellow are the only americans that come close to getting it, or your looking at things that are not ment to be taken the way you are taking them.
If Evangelion is a puzzle as Anno suggests, then that would mean it has a solution.Reichu wrote:I am mostly curious as the reason for the view, since I really cannot comprehend it.
The Eva Monkey wrote:If Evangelion is a puzzle as Anno suggests, then that would mean it has a solution.
So, if it has a solution, why hasn't anyone solved it yet?
It is perfectly apparent to me that NGE was made with an eye towards the obsessed fan types who would be literally going over it frame by frame, inasmuch as we have discovered significant 'hidden' clues that appear for ONE MEASLY FRAME...DatDude wrote:Top three reasons off the top of my head.
1.)
Anno had no way of know at the start of production if this show would air more then once. If he wanted his work to be understood, he wouldnt write for an audience that would need to go over things this damn much to get " it ".
It is simply a matter of getting a feel for how information is put across in the series. If no one else has got as far as we have in deciphering NGE, well, somebody has to be first2.) After a decade I've seen nothing out of others that even comes close to half of what you say. Either you and you fellow are the only americans that come close to getting it, or your looking at things that are not ment to be taken the way you are taking them.
Um, there are plenty of examples in art, cinema, literature, and music, of artists that reach extraordinary levels of creativity early in their careers, that they never again attain later on. NGE is Anno's magnum opus; I suppose he's managed to get the hyper-otakuism out of his system.3.) Anno has made nothing else that comes close to the level of subtext that some seem to think is in EVA. Theirs no pattern of it in his other work.
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