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- Evangelion: 1.11 You Are {Not} Alone [amazon.com] (Blu-Ray)
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* as in, I wouldn't have any qualms about introducing somebody not well-versed in anime and new to NGE to the original series + end movies if they had the time... but I might have qualms about substituting the Rebuild series for the original series in that role based on how 3.0 went.
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* as in, I wouldn't have any qualms about introducing somebody not well-versed in anime and new to NGE to the original series + end movies if they had the time... but I might have qualms about substituting the Rebuild series for the original series in that role based on how 3.0 went.
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This series showed me how poorly that could go.
This series showed me how poorly that could go.
The surreal, eldritch horror that was effective in the original series only works when you keep it grounded to some version of a recognizable world.