Dear god, they want to insert some more characters into this movie series? I guess they haven't hit enough otaku touchstones yet. They have to pander harder, hopefully to Code Geass level.
Okay everyone, just ignore my post.
fyi, when the teaser says "the children of fate assemble" and it cuts to a shot of four silhouettes in front of Kaworu, the script actually identifies these four shadows asthe four Reis.
Should I bother with the rebuild stuff? I watched the original series, and EoE already...
Should I bother with the rebuild stuff? I watched the original series, and EoE already...
^ Are those.... cat ears?
Wait til all the movies are released. Currently 2/4 of them are and they'll be done in 2013.
It's not worth watching right now IMO as the cliffhanger will piss you off
The finalized title for the movie is Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo.
Evangelion Final is going to be released in theaters in Japan in 2013. I'm glad that it's not too long after 3.0. I guess that's why they're waiting so long to release 3.0.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-12-31/final-evangelion-remake-film-to-open-in-2013
^ Are those.... cat ears?
Don't bother. Rebuild has only been a disappointment thus far. :| If you want more Evangelion, just read the manga.Should I bother with the rebuild stuff? I watched the original series, and EoE already...
Don't bother. Rebuild has only been a disappointment thus far. :| If you want more Evangelion, just read the manga.
I think Rebuild has been amazing so far, and 2.0 is one of the best anime movies ever.
The caveat is that you MUST watch the series before watching Rebuild, as it's a complex web that feeds off your existing notions of the characters. It's kind of like American comics, where each character like Batman has so many instantiations in different worlds..
I'm looking forward to 3.0 and 4.0 to see how the story is going to be tied up, but the new characters and fan service may indicate Anno's very practical concerns are going to trump art. Oh well.
Sounds like I'll hold off until they're all out. Shame they sound so shitty :/. The original stuff was really good. I don't particulary want more evangelion. Happy where the series ended
What lovely straw men you have crafted there.A lot of the hate for Rebuild comes from extreme Rei/Asuka fans who can't take how their beloveds are given less screen time as well as hyper emos who were very attached to the original Evangelion for its mindfuckery and can't accept any other interpretation of the story.
If you can admire Evangelion and animation for what they are, and have watched the series and like it, you should watch Rebuild.
Sounds like I'll hold off until they're all out. Shame they sound so shitty :/. The original stuff was really good. I don't particulary want more evangelion. Happy where the series ended
He hasn't retroactively ruined the original series and movie... yet. Since he is not at Gainax anymore, I don't think he will be able to fuck up the blu-ray release of the original series, whenever it comes out.Somebody stop Anno already. He has become George Lucas!
Don't bother. Rebuild has only been a disappointment thus far. :| If you want more Evangelion, just read the manga.
All the more reason to stop the massacre.He hasn't retroactively ruined the original series and movie... yet.
lol noA lot of the hate for Rebuild comes from extreme Rei/Asuka fans who can't take how their beloveds are given less screen time as well as hyper emos who were very attached to the original Evangelion for its mindfuckery and can't accept any other interpretation of the story.
If you can admire Evangelion and animation for what they are, and have watched the series and like it, you should watch Rebuild.
I can't disagree more. Rebuild has been amazing so far, in fact, it should've been a series of movies in the first place.
Somebody stop Anno already. He has become George Lucas!
Nah, the primary reason Rebuild works this well is because of all the history that was built up in the original series.
If a completely new fan came into contact with Evangelion through the Rebuild movies alone, he/she would probably be quite confused with its highlights-plot and thinner characters and not fully understand the appeal/craze of the Eva series that made it such a global phenomenon. With older viewers, the highlight plots are mostly reminders to re-establish a foundation that SHOULD lead to a significantly different story in 3.0 and 4.0... while the thinner characters are simultaneously more interesting as they deviate in color & tone from the TV series and, if you think about it like American comics, add richness to the character rather than detract.
I'm happy Rebuild is happening, and 2.0 had an incredible ending.
A lot of the hate for Rebuild comes from extreme Rei/Asuka fans who can't take how their beloveds are given less screen time
Idk this doesn't look like less screen time to me
how do you feel about new moe auska?
Many different desires are motivating us to create the new 'Evangelion' film.
The desire to portray my sincere feelings on film. The desire to share, with an audience, the embodiment of image, the diversity of expressions, and the detailed portrayal of emotions that animation offers. The desire to connect today's exhausted Japanese animation [industry] to the future. The desire to fight the continuing trend of stagnation in anime. The desire to support the strength of heart that exists in the world. Finally, the desire to have these wishes be realized.
For these purposes, we used the best methods available to us to make another Evangelion film. Many times we wondered, "It's a title that's more than 10 years old. Why now?", "Eva is too old", we felt. However, over the past 12 years, there has been no anime newer than Eva.
Specifically, among the stagnant mood of the present day, it is the portrayal of will - not technology - that is most important. To support the fans that support animation, we felt that a work that would appeal to middle and high school-aged men, who quickly grow away from Anime, was necessary. When we decided that we wanted to something to support the anime [industry] of today, the determination to return to this title was strong.
As the creator of this project, [I assure you that] a very new-feeling Evangelion world has been constructed. For this purpose, we are not returning to our roots at Gainax. I have set up a production company and studio, and it is in this new setting that we will start again. Without looking back, without admiration for the circumstances, we aim to walk towards the future. Thankfully, we have gathered staff from the old series, new staff, and many other fantastic staff to work on this series. We realize that we are creating something that will be better than the last series.
'Eva' is a story that repeats. It is a story where the main character witnesses many horrors with his own eyes, but still tries to stand up again. It is a story of will; a story of moving forward, if only just a little. It is a story of fear, where someone who must face indefinite solitude fears reaching out to others, but still wants to try. We hope that you look forward to the 4 new retellings of this story.
In closing, it is also our job to provide a service to our customers. Although it seems obvious, we aim to create a form of entertainment that anyone can look forward to; one that people who have never seen Evangelion can easily adjust to, one that can engage audiences as a movie for theatres, and one that produces a new understanding of the world.
This fall, we hope you can join us.
17. Though I think that I must finish drawing part B within this year. (laughs) After the earthquake disaster, I'm just thinking in circles. Anno is also just thinking about the last story of Evangelion in circles. I understand his feeling well. But there is no help for it even if we experience a wound with each other. Anno asked me, "Miya-san, don't you have experience difficulty?" then I said, "No. I don't experience difficulty." (laughs) But I actually have difficulty very much.
Hopefully ? releasing in 2013 means that there will be a shorter turnaround between 3.0 and 3.33
It won't. There has been about a year between the theatrical release and video releases of 1.0 and 2.0. 3.33 will probably be released on DVD/Blu-Ray in mid to late 2013 in Japan and Final will probably be in mid to late 2014. That means a 2014 and 2015 release in America.
The finalized title for the movie is Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo.
Evangelion Final is going to be released in theaters in Japan in 2013. I'm glad that it's not too long after 3.0. I guess that's why they're waiting so long to release 3.0.
http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2011-12-31/final-evangelion-remake-film-to-open-in-2013
They aren't timeless masterpieces but as someone who didn't really like all these slow and emotional episodes from the series I was genuinely happy about the faster pacing.Should I bother with the rebuild stuff? I watched the original series, and EoE already...
You can (not) redoSomebody stop Anno already. He has become George Lucas!
The first Rebuild showed so much promise...then we got 2.22 with Mari (who?), beast mode (lol) and a bunch of other crap
The first Rebuild showed so much promise...then we got 2.22 with Mari (who?), beast mode (lol) and a bunch of other crap
Evangelion 3.0: You Can (Not) Redo.
He hasn't retroactively ruined the original series and movie... yet. Since he is not at Gainax anymore, I don't think he will be able to fuck up the blu-ray release of the original series, whenever it comes out.
Don't make an opinion until you see them. I find the movies highly entertaining. I don't think they stand up so well as movies independent of what came before them, but I think as an EVA fan, you'll get alot out of them - although I obviously can't speak for everyone.