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The classic 1995 Neon Genesis Evangelion television series features all original 26 episodes and the films: Evangelion: Death (True)2 and The End of Evangelion; originally created by Hideaki Anno
Set in 2015, humanity battles 'Angels' using multipurpose humanoid decisive weapon, Evangelion, piloted by Shinji Ikari
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The classic 1995 Neon Genesis Evangelion television series features all original 26 episodes and the films: Evangelion: Death (True)2 and The End of Evangelion; originally created by Hideaki Anno
Set in 2015, humanity battles 'Angels' using multipurpose humanoid decisive weapon, Evangelion, piloted by Shinji Ikari
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Mr Jumpy
Not the OG dub but the Netflix version. Still really good voice acting though. If you like to watch Japanese language with subs..not an issue. Also looks amazing on Blu-ray!
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Only real downside to this version is that they didn't want to pay for the rights to Fly Me to the Moon. Several scenes using an instrumental version of it as BGM are now lacking BGM. Taking away the song from episode 19 really sucks.
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Only real downside to this version is that they didn't want to pay for the rights to Fly Me to the Moon. Several scenes using an instrumental version of it as BGM are now lacking BGM. Taking away the song from episode 19 really sucks.
Sail the 7 seas. I have the BR but the other copies on my computers and Tablet.
Great series I've watched many times!
As another user noted it is missing all the "Fly me to the moon" song variations, the original show has a unique one at the end of every episode. I've watched the entire Netflix version and it's fine, but there are some awkward scenes bc of the BGM removals. I recommend the Sephirotic copy over this if you get what I'm saying.
If you haven't seen this series before, ignore all the "watch order" arguments and just watch the show into End of Evangelion.
Great series I've watched many times!As another user noted it is missing all the "Fly me to the moon" song variations, the original show has a unique one at the end of every episode. I've watched the entire Netflix version and it's fine, but there are some awkward scenes bc of the BGM removals. I recommend the Sephirotic copy over this if you get what I'm saying. If you haven't seen this series before, ignore all the "watch order" arguments and just watch the show into End of Evangelion.
What watch order arguments?
I don't think I've ever seen anything apart from watch ep 1-26 then End of Evangelion.
What watch order arguments?
I don't think I've ever seen anything apart from watch ep 1-26 then End of Evangelion.
There were some changes to episodes 21-24. " These versions are often marked with a prime symbol (21', 22', 23', 24'). The Netflix release and most modern Blu-ray releases use these versions by default."
Only real downside to this version is that they didn't want to pay for the rights to Fly Me to the Moon. Several scenes using an instrumental version of it as BGM are now lacking BGM. Taking away the song from episode 19 really sucks.
Thanks for pointing this out. Was about to pull the trigger, but lack of Fly Me to the Moon is a deal breaker
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Mr Jumpy
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Cowoooza
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As another user noted it is missing all the "Fly me to the moon" song variations, the original show has a unique one at the end of every episode. I've watched the entire Netflix version and it's fine, but there are some awkward scenes bc of the BGM removals. I recommend the Sephirotic copy over this if you get what I'm saying.
If you haven't seen this series before, ignore all the "watch order" arguments and just watch the show into End of Evangelion.
I don't think I've ever seen anything apart from watch ep 1-26 then End of Evangelion.
I don't think I've ever seen anything apart from watch ep 1-26 then End of Evangelion.
Glad I did, they're harder and harder to find now.
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