Neon Genesis Evangelion Episode 12 Full Reaction

"No, I reall-I still-I-I cannot believe you would watch this when they were kids. Like I really cannot, because like I think the nuances of this, like, you can only I think realize as an adult...things would not be concerning to you as a kid, the way they are concerning to us now." All I will say is something a bit personal, saw this as an adult going through a deep depression, caused by a particularly bad breakup, before knowing how much worse and nihilistic life would get, and this anime also left me speechless when I realized the intricacies and the depth of the themes it was exploring, and how well it was portraying the isolation, the individual feeling awkward and out-of-place in a world that tries to beat him down, and those that are there to support you just made it worse. Hideaki Anno, the creator, was also going through his own depression during production of this anime and channeled those feeling of existential dread and psychological struggles into the work. Yep, I then understood that not all were were going to look past the superficial tropes and the mecha/kaiju anime aspects. This anime really helped me work out through some feelings, it helped work out a lot of ideas, and it was a place of comfort as I delved through it, as I discussed it with others online and off, as I wrote essays on it and tried to understand the lore, and it didn't cure me, but it did help me get some mental tools and weapons to face the future. To help me endure. Little did I know that the Rebuild movies would bring it all around. No spoilers, but they are a must watch after the series and the End movie. Trust us and watch them, hope you decide to do so not too far down the line.

Me gusta mucho ver que Shinji, Rei y Azuka hablan cada vez mas y tienen mas interacciones no se si se considera spoiler, pero por si acaso spoiler jajajaja que la escena donde interceptan al angel en los rebuild es de mis escenas favoritas en toda la serie y peliculas

About the movies. "The End of Evangelion" is the movie that completes the original TV seriel. There is also "Neon Genesis Evangelion: Death & Rebirth," but it is mostly a recap of the series with some additional material so it is not essential and can be skipped. After that, there are also the four "Rebuild of Evangelion" movies, which belong to a separate continuity. They begin by retelling parts of the original anime but gradually diverge into their own story, especially from the second film onward. "Evangelion: 1.0 You Are (Not) Alone" (2007) "Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance" (2009) "Evangelion: 3.0 You Can (Not) Redo" (2012) "Evangelion: 3.0+1.0 Thrice Upon a Time" (2021) I know you don't usually like reacting to movies, and watching all four is a pretty big time commitment, so after "The End of Evangelion" you can always decide whether you want to continue with them. The Rebuilds are not simply remakes. They revisit Evangelion from a different perspective, reinterpret and expand some of its ideas, introduce new ones, and eventually become their own story. They are also often viewed as the conclusion of Hideaki Anno's emotional, psychological, and creative journey with Evangelion, reflecting how both he and his relationship with the series evolved over more than 25 years. I'm sure almost everyone would love to see your reactions if you eventually decide to watch them.

Angels that have appeared so far: Sachiel, the Third Angel. Appears in Episodes 1 and 2 and is the first major enemy Shinji faces while piloting EVA-01. Shamshel, the Fourth Angel. Appears in Episode 3, resembles a squid, and attacks using energy-whip-like tentacles. Ramiel, the Fifth Angel. Appears in Episodes 5 and 6 and is recognizable by its blue octahedral shape and extremely powerful beam attack. Gaghiel, the Sixth Angel. Appears in Episode 8 as an enormous aquatic Angel and attacks the United Nations fleet. Israfel, the Seventh Angel. Appears in Episode 9 and can divide itself into two separate bodies that must be defeated simultaneously. Sandalphon, the Eighth Angel. Appears in Episode 10 and is discovered in an embryonic state inside a volcano before rapidly developing into its mature form. Matarael, the Ninth Angel. Appears in Episode 11, has a four-legged design with multiple eye-like markings, and attacks NERV by releasing highly corrosive liquid. Sahaquiel, the Tenth Angel. Appears in Episode 12, initially remains in orbit and attacks by dropping pieces of itself before descending toward Earth as an enormous falling projectile.